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Creative Juice is a bi-weekly podcast dedicated to Fortnite Creative and UEFN game development. It brings together game developers, business professionals, and gamers for authentic, casual, and humorous conversations about creativity, industry insights, and real-world success stories. Episodes are recorded with video using tools like Riverside and later distributed as audio on major podcast platforms. Each episode lasts between 30 minutes and 1 hour and features in-depth interviews with top talent and studios—all while keeping the focus on uncovering what fuels each guest’s creative juice. This is not sponsored, endorsed, or administered by Epic Games, Inc.
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Signup to Generate a PitchCreative Juice is a bi-weekly podcast dedicated to Fortnite Creative and UEFN game development. It brings together game developers, business professionals, and gamers for authentic, casual, and humorous conversations about creativity, industry insights, and real-world success stories. Episodes are recorded with video using tools like Riverside and later distributed as audio on major podcast platforms.
The Creative Juice Podcast is hosted by Matthew Zanazzo (Immature Gamer). The show has published 41 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "How a Three-Person Studio Brought PAYDAY to Fortnite | Leo Linderoth" (28 October 2026, 33 minutes), "From Job Rejections to Epic's Radar: Building in Fortnite | Lena Glitch" (14 October 2026, 53 minutes), and "Building a UEFN Studio Through Games and Brand Deals | Weeplow" (30 September 2026, 48 minutes).
The Creative Juice Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 41 episodes.
Booking probability for The Creative Juice Podcast is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Creative Juice Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Creative Juice Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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Matthew Zanazzo (Immature Gamer) hosts The Creative Juice Podcast, a business podcast with 41 episodes published.
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Episode #42
Getting to work with PAYDAY is a big opportunity. Turning it into a Fortnite game that players understand is a different challenge. Leo Linderoth, Creative Director at OceanWave Games, joins me to explain how a...
Episode #41
How do you get a game noticed when you're still figuring out how to build it? Lena Glitch joins me to talk about finding her way into Fortnite development after job applications went nowhere, and what changed when she...
Episode #40
How do you build a UEFN studio while keeping your own games moving forward? Simone, known as Weeplow, joins Matt to discuss the choices behind Party Golf, Fortnite brand projects, and his plans to grow Weeplow Creative...
Episode #38
When Epic invited Future Trash to pitch a Star Wars experience, the temptation was to go as big as the universe itself. Scott Ulliman and Nate Reese kicked around lightsabers and even a Death Star before choosing the...
Episode #47
Adam Feragne spent close to eight years building Dilly App before it looked anything like a business. Most of those years produced no money at all, and every dollar that did come in went straight back into the product...
Episode #46
Most UEFN creators build the game they want to play. ItsBlind thinks that is exactly why so many maps die on arrival. In this conversation he explains the gap between what a developer wants to make and what the player...
Episode #45
Giova had his leaving UEFN post written and sitting in drafts. Nothing was working, school was over, and a real job was waiting. So he made a deal with himself: build the best game he possibly could, one last time. That...
Episode #44
Every builder is asking the same question: why do some maps blow up while others with just as much effort go nowhere? Recorded live at Unreal Fest minutes after State of Unreal, this episode puts three operators with...
Episode #43
<p>Community building in Fortnite and UEFN usually gets treated like it happens by accident. Nancy Chen is proof it does not. She posted a single TikTok in early 2024 asking where the Fortnite girlies were, woke up to...
Episode #43
Community building in Fortnite and UEFN usually gets treated like it happens by accident. Nancy Chen is proof it does not. She posted a single TikTok in early 2024 asking where the Fortnite girlies were, woke up to...
Episode #42
<p>Richytoons built a first person practice map to support Fortnite's Ballistics mode, and without any promotion it grew through Discovery into one of the most played warmup maps in the ecosystem. Then the mode was...
Episode #41
<p>UEFN is not just a game engine. That is the thesis Javi Romero, founder of Sulfuric Media, opens this episode with, and it is the line most UEFN creators are leaving real craft on the floor by ignoring. Unreal Engine...
Episode #40
<p>Most UGC creators do not call a lawyer until after the DMCA already hit, the freelancer dispute already started, or the trademark squatter overseas already filed. Rose Kautz, an IP attorney at Hanson Bridgett LLP who...
Episode #39
<p>He Got Cut From Epic. What He Built Next Changed Everything.</p><p>Lee Graham ran the UEFN Accelerator at Epic Games for six and a half years, helping major brands and game IPs enter Fortnite Creative and build for...
Episode #28
<p>Brainrot skins hit the Fortnite item shop and a UEFN studio built the deal. Brendan Stock is the CEO of Chartis, the company behind over 45 brand integrations inside UEFN in a single year and the team that drove the...
Episode #27
<p>Wertandrew is one of the most respected OG creators in Fortnite Creative and UEFN, known for building some of the most ambitious solo experiences in the space including Domus Mortem and Time Skip Chronicles. Matt...
Episode #26
<p>This week on Creative Juice, I sit down with Sleighted Sloth, one of the most respected tycoon creators in the UEFN space. Jon walked away from a six-year career in credit card app development to go all in on...
Episode #25
<p>Deepak Nair is one of the only people in the world who has worked inside Roblox, Epic Games (Fortnite Creative), and Meta Horizon Worlds. In this episode, he shares what he learned from all three ecosystems and holds...
Episode #24
<p>Brian Grayson has seen the industry from nearly every angle.</p><p>He started in law, helped scale Hi-Rez Studios during the growth of Smite and Paladins, led publishing and R&D initiatives, and now applies those...
Episode #23
<p>PixelatedDreamz is a Fortnite and UEFN environment artist who has quietly built one of the strongest freelance careers in the ecosystem. Starting from Creative 1.0 and early Minecraft builds, he found his niche in...
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