
We often forget about all those apps that come with our devices and operating systems. We also find a tool and stick with it, never going back to see if the latest update to an OS now has features that make our extra...


Join me on a journey exploring the ups and downs of being a creator. I make things across many mediums including apps, games, and podcasts. Along the way, I take the side roads to motivation and inspiration. Navigating the winding paths that try to stop us from achieving our dreams and goals.
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Signup to Generate a PitchJoin me on a journey exploring the ups and downs of being a creator. I make things across many mediums including apps, games, and podcasts. Along the way, I take the side roads to motivation and inspiration. Navigating the winding paths that try to stop us from achieving our dreams and goals.
PW Podcast is hosted by Peter Witham. The show has published 274 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Revisiting the free tools that come with devices and operating systems" (7 September 2026, 7 minutes), "Getting feedback on your apps and games" (9 August 2026, 10 minutes), and "Stop Forcing AI Disclosure in Creative Work" (1 July 2026, 5 minutes).
PW Podcast publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 8 minutes across 274 episodes.
Booking probability for PW Podcast is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. PW Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. PW Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for PW Podcast are IT Services & Software Development and Artists, Writers & Performers. PW Podcast has a society audience.
Peter Witham hosts PW Podcast, a society podcast with 274 episodes published.
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We often forget about all those apps that come with our devices and operating systems. We also find a tool and stick with it, never going back to see if the latest update to an OS now has features that make our extra...

Episode #76
In this episode of the PW Podcast, I dive into the challenges of getting reliable software feedback. I argue that friends and family, while well-meaning, rarely give truly honest critiques. Instead, I recommend finding...

Episode #75
In this episode of the PW Podcast, I vent about how frustrating it is that creators and developers are increasingly being forced to disclose whether they used AI and how they used it. I’m not against AI tools, I use...

<p>WWDC Highlights: Bug Fixes, Liquid Glass Tweaks, Xcode 27, and Intel’s Farewell</p><p>I share my first impressions from WWDC week, focusing on the big themes: bug fixes, performance improvements, and fewer flashy new...

Episode #73
<p>In this episode, I'm sharing some big updates across my apps and games.</p><p>First up — my Job Finder Tracker app is now available on Android! It helps you manage your job search, track applications, follow up on...

<p>Recovering from a heavy cold, sharing a key lesson: when you're sick, give in and rest — fighting it only prolongs recovery and hurts your output. Also a new iOS update to Job Finder Tracker, adding multiple resume...

Episode #71
<p>Are you really owning your media?</p><p>In this episode, I share why I'm ditching streaming services and going back to physical media — DVDs, CDs, and even MP3 players. From music that gets swapped out without your...

Episode #70
<p>I'm diving into why starting with simple on-screen elements is crucial for app and game development.</p><p>On a recent live stream, I worked on my UFO cow-abducting Roguelike using basic cubes and shapes instead of...

<p>I've given up on all social media platforms—they're drowning in AI-generated slop and clickbait.</p><p>It's heartbreaking because I'm missing genuine connections with friends and colleagues, but wading through the...

Episode #68
<p>I'm sharing my struggle with balancing multiple projects and life commitments. I've decided to stop killing projects and instead implement a disciplined schedule, dedicating specific days to game dev, podcasting, and...

<p>In this episode, You’ll hear my honest take on the challenges, lessons learned, and the moments that shaped my perspective this year and looking forward to the next. Join me as I reflect, explore new ideas, and...

Episode #66
<p>I dive into the end-of-year engineering crunch and share my week wrestling with Sub Radar's CloudKit syncing issues and RevenueCat paywall restoration problems. After debugging schema mismatches and anonymous account...

Episode #65
<p>I share why over-explaining is essential in software and life. Learn from my experiences how clear, detailed communication prevents misunderstandings and leads to better results for everyone involved.</p> ★ Support...

<p>A feel good episode. I shipped the new app, updates are done, games are updated for Halloween and now I can start relaxing into the holiday season finally.</p><p>And maybe start thinking about next year.</p><p>Play...

Episode #63
<p>I talk about how my SubRadar.app 1.0 release went, and the first update for a couple of minor reported bugs—also , some inspiration for those who have yet to ship projects for fear of problems.</p><p>Reach out to me...

<p>Yes, this is for anyone who either has people working for them or wants to know what motivates employees.</p> ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Episode #61
<p>Join me as I dive into today’s topic, sharing my personal insights, stories, and lessons learned along the way. Whether you’re here for inspiration, practical tips, or just a good conversation, you’re in the right...

<p>How many times have you started something and hit a wall? Or lost your way and given up? Maybe you started over and hit the same problems? Here are some thoughts on how to get past that.</p><p>Blog post >...

<p>A thought on a conversation I heard this week that got me to thinking about the perception already happening that AI created "it" rather than a person who happened to use an AI assistant.</p><p>Share this with folks...

Episode #58
<p>I paid the entrance fee and spent a couple of weeks with Claude code. How did it go? Did we argue and split up or are we finding common ground and making the relationship work? A coder's perspective.</p><p>Reach out...
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