Celebrating Seven Years of the Do the Woo Podcast
BobWP celebrates the seven-year anniversary of Do the Woo, with hosts discussing its evolution, hosts’ experiences, digital accessibility, and exciting future plans for the podcast.
Exploring AI Opportunity Outside of WordPress
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 In this episode of *The WP Minute+*, Matt sits down with recurring guest Mark Szymanski to discuss the evolving role of AI in their daily workflows. From creating content and writing code to…
Leonardus Nugraha on WordPress, Photography, and Life with Big Dogs in Bogor
Send us Fan Mail An unexpected conversation with a guy who probably knows it's not a good idea to walk dogs and ride his bike at the same time. Here, we have an unexpected conversation between Bud and Leo, a personable and engaging guest from Indonesia. Initially, Leo discusses his name pronunciation and his move…
Leo Ginting on WordPress, Photography, and Life with Big Dogs in Bogor
Send a text An unexpected conversation with a guy who probably knows it's not a good idea to walk dogs and ride his bike at the same time. Here, we have an unexpected conversation between Bud and Leo, a personable and engaging guest from Indonesia. Initially, Leo discusses his name pronunciation and his move from…
Leonardus Nugraha
Send a text An unexpected conversation with a guy who probably knows it's not a good idea to walk dogs and ride his bike at the same time. Here, we have an unexpected conversation between Bud and Leo, a personable and engaging guest from Indonesia. Initially, Leo discusses his name pronunciation and his move from…
Episode 500 A WS Forms Update With Mark Westguard
This Episode is deciated to Tiz Marrone for how she inspires me. This podcast episode celebrates the 500th episode of the SDM show, featuring an interview with Mark Westgard of WS Forms. The conversation centers on the growth of WS Forms, including new features like a CSS styler and numerous integrations. They also discuss challenges…
Why Inauthentic Marketing Is Holding You Back – Goran Mirkovic
This is the first episode of the season and the one where we explain why Goran is joining as the new co-host. We dig into why marketing is the bridge between a great product and a great business, how marketing is evolving, and why you should be really specific about whom you target and when. …
New Hosts, New Shows and 7 Years of Do the Woo
Version 4.2 is coming your way with new hosts and new shows. Plus we are celebrating 7 years of Do the Woo.
Breaking Toys
Automatic is reducing its contributions to WordPress core, and Luke suspects it’s a strategic move by Matt to exert control. Jonathan explores alternative interpretations, but both agree that this action carries significant risks for the future of the project.
This WordPress Dev Bought a Newspaper in Indiana, With Chris Hardie
Chris Hardie is a software engineer with a deep interest in journalism. Chris worked for Automattic for five years and recently completed a master’s degree in journalism. In 2022, Chris combined these two passions by acquiring Western Wayne News in Wayne County, Indiana. The paper has a WordPress site and a weekly printed edition. It…
E87: Matt Mullenweg Challenges Joost de Valk and Karim Marucchi, Automattic Slashes WordPress Contribution Hours
Welcome back to another episode of The WP Week, your go-to source for the latest updates in the world of WordPress and web security. In this episode, we dive into the dramatic developments within the WordPress community, including Matt Mullenweg’s challenge to fork WordPress, Automattic’s significant reduction in contribution hours, and the dissolution of the…
Running a Successful TV Review Website With WordPress, With Andy Dehnart
Andy Dehnart has run the Reality Blurred website for 25 years now. He writes about reality TV and now also about true crime TV shows. Andy talks about his career as an independent reviewer, and how small publishers can still thrive in 2025. This episode features Steve Burge from PublishPress and Dan Knauss from Multidots….
Is Accessibility the Killer of Creative Design? | Gemma Di Luna Moscato
Welcome to episode 100 of the Accessibility Craft Podcast, where we explore the art of creating accessible websites while trying out interesting craft beverages. This podcast is brought to you by the team at Equalize Digital, a WordPress accessibility company, and the proud creators of the Accessibility Checker plugin. In this episode, drawing inspiration from…
Episode 499 Marketing With Bridget Willard Shoud You Be On X (Twitter)?
This podcast features a conversation between Rob Cairns and Marketing Expert Bridget Willard about the value of using X (formerly Twitter) for marketing. Willard and Cairns discuss the platform’s SEO benefits, emphasizing the importance of consistent posting and engagement. They also highlight X’s role in networking and building professional relationships, contrasting it with other social…
Introducing the New Content Publisher From Pantheon, With Josh Koenig
Josh Koenig is the Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Pantheon. When I scheduled this interview, I thought Josh was launching a tool called “Content Publishers” to connect Google Docs to WordPress. Given Josh’s achievements, I should have known better. Josh’s goals with this product are far bigger and more interesting. We cover these topics…