https://youtu.be/4pebdPs1PcQ Transcript ↓ In this episode of Cache Up, host Michelle Frechette chats with Clem Omotoso and Mary Baum about WordCamp Canada

https://youtube.com/live/2YNDrBD6dZU Transcript ↓ In this podcast episode, host Michelle Frechette is interviewed by Macus Burnette to introduce "WP Trail

Luke and Jonathan discuss recent coverage of Crossword and how Luke’s words sound in print. They also discuss the Secure Hosting Alliance and riff on an idea for a new hosting company. Luke expresses his frustration with the complexity of WordPress today and Jonathan wonders if the upcoming 6.9 and 7.0 releases might bring new hope.

Matt Mullenweg, WordPress co-founder and visionary shares a lot in this one. Listen in and unpack Matt’s insights from the web to human nature.

During CloudFest we learned more about how they are helping women In Uganda through their residential scholarship program.

Listen in to hear about all the advancements and features that you will find and will be seeing with Gravatar.com

A conversation on fostering inclusive WordPress environments, including code of conduct processes and diversity efforts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiHoXlI7G50 Transcript ↓ In this podcast episode, Michelle Frechette  interviews Natalie MacLee and Nathan Tyler,

At CloudFest 2025, experts from i2Coalition and BigScoots discuss the importance of collaboration in the hosting industry, addressing legislative challenges while emphasizing WordPress’s role…

Jonathan and Luke discuss DHH’s recent comments about Matt and their own experiences with gaslighting. They also re-explore their consternation with Matt’s “inclusivity” in his decision making. Luke talks about his work on the recently renamed Plugins Team and Jonathan expresses his discomfort with the lack of clear commercial incentives.

In a Woo DevChat conversation, Alex Standiford discusses remote work, WordPress development, the potential of PHP Nomad and ChatGPT.

https://youtube.com/live/nNv05OhyES8 Transcript ↓ In this podcast episode, host Michelle Frechette  and guest Sam Waines from Barn 2 Plugins dive into the

Discover how AI is transforming WooCommerce with strategies to boost your performance, automate tasks, and future-proof your business with AI solutions.

A conversation about the potential of WordPress as a decentralized social media platform and its integration with current social networks.

Join Zach, Carl, and Jason as they explore the developer ecosystem, discussing infrastructure, hosting, and the rising role of AI in development.

In this episode Jonathan and Luke reflect on their experience at WordCamp Asia, explore Luke’s vision for the Plugin Review Team and how to improve developer relations in the WordPress community.

John Gruber’s Dithering podcast with Ben Thompson was the original inspiration for Crossword’s 15-minute format. Five years later, John joins Luke and Jonathan for a wide-ranging conversation covering open versus closed platforms, the history and impact of Markdown, and a missed opportunity in WordPress. Luke goes on about the good old days, Jonathan starts thinking about a rival platform, and John makes a prediction for the ten-year follow-up episode.

Tom Greenwood, founder of WholegrainDigital talks about hosting, site performance and other factors that play into sustainability on the web.

https://youtu.be/Jtw3PALlQA0 Transcript ↓ In this podcast episode, host Michelle Frechette welcomes Felix Arntz, a senior software engineer at Google,

Luke and Jonathan talk through Nilay Patel’s recent interview with Matt on Decoder. Luke shares the “formula” he observed in Matt’s responses and Jonathan pushes back on Luke’s assumptions about the “we” in community. They discuss a premium plugin directory, low ticket sales for WordCamp US, and Jonathan attempts a cricket reference.

Jonathan and Luke catch up with Lesley Sim to explore her experience creating products in the WordPress ecosystem, starting with Newsletter Glue, and now EventKoi. They discuss her and Ahmed’s approach to building EventKoi as an ecosystem plugin and their thinking about early decisions. Luke reflects on what he found inspiring about their approach to design and Jonathan asks questions about their plans for growing the EventKoi ecosystem. Ultimate Frisbee is also discussed.

https://youtube.com/live/8oa_bJxA0gs Transcript ↓ In this episode of the Post Status Happiness Hour, Michelle Frechette and June Lui introduce Speed

Jonathan and Luke discuss Five for the Future in context of a recent chat at WordCamp Europe. Luke shares a refreshingly optimistic take on what the program is and Jonathan shares a surprisingly cynical take on behind-the-scenes motivations. They discuss contribution incentives and the ways that counting to 5% (or any target) can backfire.

Zach Stepek welcomes Luke and Jonathan as guests to do a deep dive into the world of Woo. They discuss the history of WooCommerce and the tension between open-source ideals and monetization. Zach shares highlights from his new role at BigScoots and his perspective from contributing to the hosting team. They debate the current state of WordPress, dark patterns, and what the future might hold for WooCommerce. Oh, and an attempt is made at a cricket reference.

https://youtube.com/live/_Ef6R4AiZhw Transcript ↓ In this episode of the Post Status Happiness Hour, Michelle Frechette and Marcus Burnette introduce