This week John is given a rest as the old gang from the Mac Software Business Year One podcast get back together for a reunion 5 years after their original first episode.

Scotty and John discuss WWDC, Michael Jurewitz's rapid release of blog posts before returning to Apple and a new direction for the iDeveloper Podcast.

After upsetting many people the week before Scotty explains to John why he beleives we need to re-focus our view of what it means to be indie.

Scotty , John and Simon Wolf discuss how indie developers should stop spending so much time working on code and start focusing on their business skills.

Scotty , John , Uli Kusterer and Martin Pilkington discuss if its ever acceptable to totally rewrite a software product for it's next release.
Recorded on Jan the 8th but wasn't edited for a few weeks.

Scotty starts of chatting with Bill Dudney about C but it quickly turns into a discussion on self publishing with iBooks Author.

Scotty talks with author and blogger Erica Sadun about her favorite bits of iOS 6.

Scotty and John spend time with TUAW bloggers Steve Sande and Erica Sadun and talk about how to best pitch your new app if you want to get it reviewed by a popular blog.

Scotty and John catch up with Drew McCormack and discuss working as a one man app company

Scotty and John chat about some of the difficulties you might come across when transitioning existing projects to iOS 6

Scotty once again has to muddle through without John as he interviews Gus Mueller about the JSTalk scripting language for Mac OS X built on top of JavaScript, with a bridge to Apple's Cocoa libraries.

Scotty and John get together with Simon Wolf and discuss the problems apps have when dependent on a third party service (Including the App Store). Simon also does the big reveal of what avTag actually is.

Scotty, John and Danny Greg discuss the release of Mountain Lion. Danny reveals how they do things at GitHub and Scotty mistakenly kills off James Earl Jones.

Scotty talks with Chris Hardy from Xamarin and Nic Wise from Big Ted about MonoTouch an iOS layer on top of the opensource .NET clone Mono.

Scotty and John are joined by some of the guys from JetBrains, the creators of AppCode to hear why we should consider using it over Xcode. To ensure it stays balanced we have some AppCode users on as well to find out what they really think. And if that isn't enough for you we are joined by Simon Wolf for another edition of the avTag Diaries.

Scotty and Joshua Nozzi have a totally unplanned chat about the 2012 WWDC Keynote just moments after it ends.

Scotty & John host a joint episode with NSBrief host Saul Mora as they talk to RubyMotion creator Laurent Sansonetti.

Scotty & John chat with author and developer Chris Adamson about Core Audio. They briefly talk about WWDC and the new cocoadev.com and John reports back on using JMC

Scotty & John interview Randy Luecke about his college journey while developing apps and being an intern.

Saul Mora & Simon Wolf join Scotty in the studio & along with John, they review NSConference, the importance of face to face meetings, good designers, Appsterdam, Sauls Magical Record & Simon offers another avTag diary.

It's a full house this week with Dave Wiskus of Black Pixel and Kyle Rictor of Dragon Forged Software, who share their experience of collaborating on the development of the new app, Slender. Plus there's Simon Wolf with the avTag diaries.

John & Scotty are once again joined by iOS developer, author & now lecturer, Rich Warren who talks about story boards. They also discuss the surprise release of Mountain Lion & whether Xcode 4.3 it's as stable as the claims make.

Will it be sand in ya face Apple, or buck up and box your apps developers. Daniel Jalkut of Red Sweater Software, maker of Mars Edit, joins Scotty and John to talk about what the 1st of March App Store deadline for sandboxing could mean for us all.

Along with the usual look at current tech affairs, Richard Warren, writer of 'Creating iOS 5 Apps', brings enlightenment to Scotty & John on how we should be using and thinking about iCloud.

Scotty & John are joined by Kevin Hoctor of No Thirst Software and take a look back at 2011 and a glimpse forward into 2012

He's back already! Following on from last week, Joshua Nozzi takes a second dive into the pros and cons of Xcode 4 and his guests, Steve Scott and John Fox, offer their thoughts and experience into the mix.

He's back! Mr Bill Dudney joins the boys and shares his experience at the mother ship, helps John unpack ImageIO and shares a new found joy of teaching.

This week John is confronted with his nemesis in the guise of Uli Kusterer. The boys chat through Xcode plugins, data sharing and Uli enlightens us on using the screen as a canvas.

MacTech, MacTech, MacTech, everybody loves MacTech! Neil Ticktin gives us an insight into the MacTech conference in November and the guys discuss the joys of the app review process & the realities of deploying apps for IT departments.

Having just finished recording a new training video on Cappuccino, Scotty & John are hosting this weeks show live from iDeveloper Towers!

The new iDeveloper Live audio feed was just too much excitement for John and he so had to spend this week in a darkened room. That left Scotty to interview Michael Simmons of Flexibits creators of Fantastical.

Following the obvious round up of WWDC, Scotty & John take a look a rather more serious aspect of Indie life with Jonathan Freeman.

This week Simon Wolf pops by & joins Scotty & John as they chat about all things WWDC, being a game developer &working with audio &video in iChat Theatre.

Matt Long joins Scotty & John while in town recording a course on Core Animation and shares a few thoughts, tips & tricks, while both John & Matt are left in awe of Scotty's production skills & use of background loops to add true authenticity.

So what do we think of Xcode 4 & App Code??

Looking back at another successful NSConference & chatting around WWDC, QTKit, Git GUI's & Devs against poverty, Scotty is joined by local boy Simon Wolf this week, as he pops in to iDTV HQ to do a spot of filming.

It's a packed show this week as Scotty & John are joined by Michael Fey for a Cocoa Fusion, looking at NSNotification Centre & Brendan Clavin of Tethras who talks us through localisation.

With data model tips from Kevin Hoctor and a Mac Software Business section with Simon Maddox sharing why he took his app 0870 from free to paid Scotty and John host a much more composed show this week.

With John gone skiing Scotty promotes Mr Michael Fey, this weeks guest, to co-host and Cocoa Fusion returns with a look at the responder chain, but where are Kevin and Danny?

In this short Christmas show, Scotty & John consider the high points of 2010 and look forward to 2011.

Scotty talks with Kevin Hoctor about how NoThirst software evolved its software support as its user base grew

Scotty and John spend time with Sandvox developer Dan Wood and discuss how having Apple compete with your products isn't always bad

John & Scotty are back at last in their new live show "iDeveloper Live". This episodes guest is Kevin Hoctor from NoThirst Software. They discuss the OS X Lion, the new Mac App Store and Kevin's journey bringing Moneywell to the iPhone.