Welcome to WPCoffeeTalk, where we talk to all kinds of people in the WordPress community!
One of the best ways to get to know someone is to sit down over coffee and “shoot the breeze.” Here at WPCoffeeTalk, we do just that.
Find out what’s in their cup, what they do with WordPress, how they got started, some of their favorite things, what they’ve learned along the way, and more.
You never know what might happen over coffee.
Andrew Hewitt is a passionate and experienced web developer specializing in helping businesses streamline their website and web app development processes. In this episode we talked about his journey in WordPress and how he focuses his agency’s attention on building and sustaintability for their clients.
Jamie Marsland has spent his career building online businesses and has held board level technical and commercial roles at private and publicly listed companies. His YouTube channel is dedicated to helping people with WordPress and has now almost 24,000 subscribers.
Anil is one of the kindest people I’ve met in WordPress (and that’s in a sea of kind people). And he is filled with so many ideas and passions. Some people would be content to have one idea or one business…but he keeps spinning new ideas and ways to help.
Rytis says “We’re excited to introduce ourselves as newcomers to the community! Our experience at WordCamp US was our very first, and it’s been quite a learning journey for us. Our team was also visiting WordCamp Germany. Now, we’re actively exploring ways to get more deeply involved in the community moving forward.”
Adam Weeks is the co-founder of Cirrus Influence and part of the Post Status team (with me) working on partnerships and sponsorships. He’s also one of the kindest people I know with a gentle demeanor and the uncanny ability to know when to pitch in and offer to help with all the things whether they’re…
Marc Benzakein is the Marketing Lead for MainWP, a coach, and one of the nicest people you’ll meet in the WordPress community. I love this from his website: “You have the power to write your own story!” And that’s exactly what he’s been doing, not only writing his own story, but helping others do that,…
Jess Frick is absolutely one of the kindest, most uplifting people in the WordPress community. All one has to do is spend time in her presence and immediately you feel like you belong, you’re heard, and you’ve got a new best friend. She also rocks at her job.
I’ve learned a lot by working with Devin over the last 5+ years. He’s always got great ideas and a good sense of how to accomplish them. Devin founded GiveWP which is now part of StellarWP at Liquid Web, where he is now working with multiple Stellar Brands including SolidWP, GiveWP, KadenceWP, and IconicWP.
Ray Mitchell is a down-to-earth and genuine creator. He is the owner of Made for You Media, and the author of the recently-published book, Magical Websites for Coaches: The Independent Coach’s Guide to Planning and Building a Highly Effective Website, a passion project spurred by his work both as a coach and with coaching clients.
Brian Coords is a developer, podcaster, and educator within the WordPress community who shares his expertise at WordCamps and other WordPress events. Together with Aurooba Ahmed, the tech talk gets deep on their podcast, ViewSource.fm.
Co-founder of wildcloud, Robert Rosweide is not only a techie – but also a foodie who loves to immerse himself in different cultures, learning about customs, foods, and people all over the world. In this episode you will see how his innovative ways are helping to build some pretty amazing ways to use WordPress.
Podcasters Unite! That’s what you get when 18 WordPress podcasters pass the mic. Unity. Collaboration. Humor. And a sense of community. Thank you to: Nathan Wrigley, Doc Popular, Nyasha Green, Rob Cairns, Kathy Zant, George Woodard, Topher DeRosia, Bob Dunn, Angela Bowman, Remkus Devries, Matt Cromwell, Lesley Sim, Seth Goldstein, Matt Medeiros, Zack Katz, Katie…
Nathan Ingram is one of the kindest people I know, with a ton of knowledge and skill and the willingness to share it. It’s easy to see why he is often cited as a mentor and someone to look up to in WordPress. He’s been a friend of mine for years, and I’m so happy…
Nyasha Green is incredibly talented, incredibly funny, amazing with words, and fiercely passionate (even zealous) about inclusion. In this episode it was sometimes difficult to stay on topic because I just enjoy talking to her that much. 🙂
Alex Standiford is one of those people that you feel like instant friends when you first meet. An incredibly talented friend who puts family first as he explores the world with them as a digital nomad, husband, father, and leader of a menagerie of pets – all from an RV on the move. After this…
