Technology’s Fast Feedback Loop with Triumph of the Nerds, Agile AI, and WordPress Security
Faster tech means new challenges from AI feedback loops to WordPress security incidents.
Website Redesign Phase 1: Accessibility in Figma | Spindrift Blood Orange Black Tea
What does it actually take to design a modern, accessible website from the ground up? In this episode of Accessibility Craft, we’re pulling back the curtain on the Equalize Digital website redesign. We talk about how we selected a design partner, why our original design budget nearly doubled, and how accessibility requirements were built into…
Episode 695 The Anniversary of InfluenceWP With Ryan Logan
In this episode of The SDM Show, host Rob Cairns sits down with good friend Ryan Logan to celebrate the second anniversary of InfluenceWP. They dive deep into the WordPress ecosystem, candidly discussing the realities of creator burnout, avoiding online drama, navigating the affiliate model, and prioritizing mental clarity.
Reshaping LoopConf: A Fanatically Obsessed Attendee Experience
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute WordPress events are being forced to answer a difficult question: can they survive without sponsor money? Matt Medeiros and Brian Richards unpack why the traditional sponsorship model is fragile, why deeper partnerships are replacing scattered ad buys, and how LoopConf is being rebuilt…
Brian Richards on Restructuring LoopConf: Ditching Corporate Sponsors for Attendee-Funded Events
Thanks Pressable for supporting the show! Get your special hosting deal at https://pressable.com/wpminuteBecome a WP Minute Supporter & Slack member at https://thewpminute.com/support On this episode of The WP Minute+ podcast, Matt Medeiros sits down with Brian Richards to discuss the evolving economics of event sponsorship and the restructuring of LoopConf US. Brian shares why he…
Podcast E658 – When Past Clients Come Calling
This week I Talk About When Past Clients Come Calling [powerpress]
WordPress to Shopify: Smart Expansion or Expensive Distraction?
Katie Keith from Barn2 and Ian Misner from Kestrel spent this episode on a decision both of them have been living: expand a WordPress product business into Shopify. Katie’s trigger was risk. WordPress drama, possible WooCommerce feature overlap, and a desire to spread platforms before sales dipped. Barn2 has since launched Shopify apps and learned…
Charleen Mullenweg on Genealogy, Family History, WordPress, and a Lifelong Curiosity About the Past
Send us Fan Mail An unexpected conversation with an 8th-generation Texan who hangs around the WordPress Community because she loves it. Bud finally lands Charleen Mullenweg after two years of asking, and it's her first podcast ever. A professional genealogist and lifelong database enthusiast, Charleen explains how feeling like the odd one out in her…
Code is not documentation: How to document software properly | Milana Cap (XWP)
In this episode of The Melapress Show, Robert Abela speaks with Milana Cap, WordPress Documentation Team representative and WordPress Engineer at XWP, about the role documentation plays in building and maintaining software. The conversation explores why documentation is often neglected, why code reference alone is not enough, and why useful documentation needs to be treated…
Łukasz Gawior, Co-Founder & CEO of AdminBolt on Displacing cPanel, Plesk & Hosting in 2026 | E169
In WP Legends Episode 169, Łukasz Gawior shares his path from hosting Counter-Strike game servers as a teenager to building and selling two web hosting businesses in Poland, co-founding the industry outlet WebHosting.today, and launching AdminBolt, a flat-per-server control panel built to take on cPanel and Plesk. They dig into why legacy panels charging per…
Why We Build Systems aka Zach and Carl’s Emporium of Madness
In this episode, hosts Zach and Carl discuss adapting to technological change, personal reinvention, and the impact of AI on creativity and web development, emphasizing diverse income strategies and effective ADHD management.
Łukasz Gawior, CEO of AdminBolt on Why WordPress’s Grip Is Loosening
Łukasz Gawior, Co-Founder and CEO of AdminBolt, on why he thinks WordPress’s grip on website building is loosening. His own test case: building a site for his sister, and reaching for AI tools instead of WordPress without a second thought. His read on the market: old-school hosting providers that don’t adapt will fade, while the…
Potencia Pro 337: Cómo diagnosticar una web WordPress lenta con método
En el episodio 337 de potencia.pro, Miguel Angel Terrón y Mariano Pérez presentan un método en cuatro pasos para encontrar los cuellos de botella de una web WordPress lenta: medición realista, servidor y base de datos, frontend y, por último, caché. También reflexionan sobre las webs hechas con IA en VPS propios, explican los ataques…
E171: Automattic Restructures Board, WP 7.1.2 Released, WC Asia 2027 Seeks Feedback, Surge in New Plugin Submissions
This week on The WP Week Podcast, we cover Automattic’s new board following the failed attempt to place Matt Mullenweg on leave, along with the release of WordPress 7.1.2, which addresses a critical unauthenticated path traversal vulnerability. We also discuss WordPress moving toward livestreamed release events, new Core release automation tools, Gutenberg’s migration from Jest…
#235 – Rob Pugh and Tony Arcangelini on Bringing Podcasting to Jetpack
The conversation focused on Jetpack’s new podcasting features for WordPress, discussing how creators can now easily publish, distribute, and manage podcasts directly from their sites. We talk about the integration with newsletters and social sharing, enabling creators to distribute content through a single publish action. We also explore the advantages of WordPress ownership versus proprietary…