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#137 – Jamie Marsland on Heading the WordPress YouTube Channel

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#136 – Matthias Pupillo on Enhancing WordPress With AI Translations

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#135 – Jonathan Bossenger on Enhancing WordPress Learning Experiences

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#134 – Chris Ferdinandi on ADHD, Focus, and Working in Tech

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#133 – Blake Bertuccelli-Booth on Automated Accessibility Testing in WordPress

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#132 – Katie Keith & Matt Cromwell on Making a Success of Your WordPress Product

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#131 – Abraham Waita on Nurturing Young WordPress Enthusiasts in Uganda

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#130 – Elena Panciera & Chiara Pennetta on Making the Web for the Deaf

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#129 – Eneko Garrido on How WordPress Transformed His Life

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#128 – Fernando Tellado on AI Tools and Rehumanising the Web

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#127 – Rian Rietveld on Understanding the European Accessibility Act and Its Impact on Websites

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#126 – Aaron Jorbin on Navigating WordPress Major and Minor Releases

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#125 – Davinder Singh Kainth on Content Creation and Business Strategy in WordPress

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#124 – Mina Tamang on SEO Techniques That Prioritise the User Experience

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#123 – Jamie Marsland on the WordCamp Europe Speed Building Challenge

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#122 – Adam Zielinski on How Playground Is Transforming WordPress Website Creation

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#121 – Alexander Gilmanov on Transitioning From Developer to Entrepreneur. Part 2.

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#120 – Alexander Gilmanov on Transitioning From Developer to Entrepreneur

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#119 – Paolo Belcastro on How AI Is Shaping WordPress Wordflows

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#118 – Nahuai Badiola on Digital Sustainability Across the Whole WordPress Project

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#117 – Maestro Stevens on Inclusivity in Website Design Decisions

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#116 – Jonathan Desrosiers on the Challenges and Rewards of Contributing to WordPress

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#115 – Jamie Marsland on Turning Technical Know-How Into Popular Content

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#114 – Tammie Lister on the Journey Through Design and Theming

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#113 – Shawn Hooper on Launching WordCamp Canada (WCEH)

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#112 – Miriam Schwab on Balancing WordPress Success and Family Life

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#111 – Josepha Haden Chomphosy on Navigating WordPress’ Evolution, Growth and Change

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#110 – Thomas J. Raef on the Shift in How Hackers Attack, and How to Protect Your Site

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#109 – Ben Ritner on How Kadence WP Managed the Pivot Towards AI

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#108 – Mike Auteri on Using GatherPress to Organise WordPress Events

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#107 – Michelle Frechette on Advocating for Accessibility and Diversity in the WordPress Community

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#106 – Anil Gupta on the Challenges Posed by Multi Collaboration in WordPress

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#105 – Pascal Birchler on Revolutionizing Image and Video Processing Within WordPress

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#104 – Thomas Fanchin on Community Engagement in WordPress Sponsorship

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#103 – Emma Young on Exploring WordPress, the Software, the Events and the Community

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#102 – Artemy Kaydash on Exploring AI and How It Will Alter the Workplace

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#101 – Pooja Derashri on Creating Educational WordPress Content

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#100 – Nick Diego on the Revamp of the WordPress Showcase Website

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#99 – Matthias Pfefferle on ActivityPub, WordPress and Decentralised Social Networks

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#98 – Marieke van de Rakt on Uniting the WordPress Community for a Stronger Future

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#97 – Estela Rueda, Courtney Robertson and Javier Casares on the Future of Translating WordPress

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#96 – Jake Goldman on Agency Mergers and AI in WordPress

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#95 – Pooja Derashri on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging in WordPress

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#94 – Birgit Olzem and Jill Binder on Creating a Diverse and Sustainable WordPress Community

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#93 – Piermario Orecchioni on How and Why WordPress Gets Translated

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#92 – Juliette Reinders Folmer on When Contributions Need to Be Paid

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#91 – Vagelis Papaioannou on How to Learn to Use WordPress and Help With Events

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#90 – Olga Gleckler on How Anyone Can Contribute to the WordPress Project

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#89 – Scott Kingsley Clark on Why the Time Is Right for the Fields API

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#88 – Jo Minney on the State of the WordPress Community in Australia

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#87 – Jonathan Wold on Guildenberg, What It Is and How It Aims to Help Product Owners

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#86 – Dan Walmsley on How WordPress Can Adapt to the Reality of AI

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#85 – Giulia Laco on the Importance of Typography for Your Websites

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#84 – Aaron Reimann on WordPress’ First Twenty Years

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#83 – Carrie Dils on How to Internationalise Your WordPress Code

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#82 – Louise Towler on How and Why You Can Make WordPress Sites Sustainable

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#81 – James Dominy on Why AI Is to Be Embraced, Not Feared

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#80 – Angela Jin on How and Why WordCamps Might Change in the Future

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#79 – Robert Abela on How to Keep Your WordPress Website Secure

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#78 – Mike McAlister on Why Block Themes Are the Future

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WordPress; 20th Anniversary, a Mini Series. Episode 2 With Meher Bala, Robert Windisch, Simon Kraft and Tammie Lister.

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#77 – Mario Santos and Luis Herranz on What the Interactivity API Is and How You Can Use It