In this episode, Nathan interviews Brian Gardner about his pioneering work in WordPress theming, the rise and impact of the Genesis Framework, and the shift […]
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465 – Creating interactive experiences in WordPress with the Tilbuci plugin
In this episode, Nathan interviews Lucas Santos Junqueira from Brazil, about his innovative tool and WordPress plugin, Tilbuci (pronounced “Chabousi”). The plugin enables users to […]
Play it forward w/ other WordPress podcasts
Today I’m experimenting with a new type of podcast episode called Play it Forward. I’m “borrowing” this concept from a show called 3 Clips that […]
This Week in WordPress #371
This episode covers the delay of WordPress 7.0 due to performance concerns with collaborative editing, the introduction of a new contributor tool for WordCamp events, […]
466 – James Welbes on AI, WordPress, and new opportunities
Nathan Wrigley interviews James Welbes, about his journey in the WordPress space, his early frustrations and eventual embrace of WordPress, and the transformative impact of […]
Why It’s Urgent to Update PHP on Your WordPress Site: Two Critical PHP Vulnerabilities and What Our Testing Found
On October 21, 2026, the PHP project released emergency updates for two critical vulnerabilities that can allow an unauthenticated attacker to run code through the […]
This Week in WordPress #372
This episode covers key developments in the WordPress ecosystem, including recent security issues with plugins, upcoming features in WordPress 7, and experiments from Automattic developers […]
Open-source economist podcast by Christie Chirinos
Over the last few years, I think one of the most important lessons we’ve learned is that our community can go beyond WordPress. From the […]
A new business model for no code
Kristen Youngs Matt Report Podcast [00:00:00] This episode of the Matt report is brought to you by mal care. Learn more about Malik here at […]
How to Sell Certificate Courses to Companies and Teams in WordPress
One company can buy 10, 20, or 50 seats of your course in a single order. But companies only buy training when two things are […]