WP Tavern
A podcast about WordPress and the WordPress community.
WordPress Tavern
Show overview
WP Tavern has been publishing since 2021, and across the 5 years since has built a catalogue of 232 episodes. That works out to roughly 160 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 37 min and 47 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language News show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 5 days ago, with 32 episodes already out so far this year. Published by WordPress Tavern.
From the publisher
The WP Tavern Jukebox is a podcast for the WordPress community. We interview people who are pushing change in how WordPress evolves. Plugins, Blocks, Themes, Community, Events, Accessibility and Diversity; we try to cover all the bases. Subscribe to be updated when we bring you new content.
Latest Episodes
View all 232 episodes#230 – Adrian Sticea on Navigating the Decline of WordPress Work on Upwork and the Rise of New Opportunities
#229 – Amy Kamala on Art, Tech, and Open Source: A Journey Through WordPress and Community
#228 – Priscilla Collado Ramirez on Reducing WordPress Beginner Anxiety
#227 – Maciek Palmowski on Testing Secure WordPress Hosting: Does the Marketing Match Reality?
#226 – Jessica Lyschik on Why Accessibility in WordPress Themes Is Easier Than You Think
#225 – Milan Petrović on the Risks of Legacy PHP in WordPress and Why Upgrading Matters for Security
#224 – David Snead on Building Trust and Collaboration in the Hosting Industry With the Secure Hosting Alliance
#223 – Ivana Ćirković on How WordPress Credits Bridges Education and Industry in the WordPress Ecosystem
#222 – Destiny Kanno, Anand Upadhyay, Maciej Pilarski on How WordPress Education Programs Are Growing
#221 – Rahul Bansal on Using AI Everywhere at rtCamp
#220 – Cathy Mitchell on Why WordPress Events Matter: Community, Connection, and Giving Back
#219 – Austin Ginder on How AI Is Exposing Hidden Threats in WordPress Plugin Updates
#218 – Luke Carbis on the Future of WordPress Plugins: AI, Ethics, and New Directory Standards
#217 – Leonardo Losovic on Affordable and Accurate WordPress Translations Using AI
#216 – Matt Schwartz on Exploring AI’s Impact in WordPress Agencies (Part 2)
#215 – Matt Schwartz on Exploring AI’s Impact in WordPress Agencies (Part 1)
#214 – Robby McCullough on Beaver Builder, AI Hype, and Evolving WordPress Workflows
#213 – Malcolm Peralty on Managed WordPress Hosting and AI Innovation at Pressable
#212 – Anne Bovelett on How Web Accessibility Boosts Traffic, SEO, and Revenue
#211 – Elliott Richmond on WordPress Content Creation, Education, and Pizza Plugins
Elliot Richmond discusses his 20+ years with WordPress, from early b2 days to founding a successful pizza delivery business powered by WordPress and WooCommerce. He shares plans for a pizza plugin and licensing model, and explains his new partnership with Automattic, creating educational WordPress.com YouTube videos. He highlights the flexibility, creativity, and feedback loop of content creation, emphasising both technical and community aspects. He details his low-key production setup and process, and expresses gratitude for the trust and freedom offered by Automattic in his content creator role. Go listen...