The first time I read this book, I read it at the wrong time. I was too young — only in my early 40s. The book has only 150 pages, so I breezed through it and moved on. I came…
In this episode of the PublishPress Podcast, I talk with Nick Taylor, co-founder of Livid.com. After Bending Spoons took over StreamYard's parent company and laid the team off, they regrouped to build Livid, a video hosting alternative to Vimeo.
This was one of my favorite books of the last few years. I’ve lived for over 20 years in the US South and seen Lafayette’s name everywhere. I didn’t realize before reading this book that the US was even more…
In this episode of the PublishPress Podcast, I talk with Nathan Wrigley and Dan Maby about Show.fm, their new podcast operations platform, and why they skipped the MVP and launched with a complete product.
I joined Nathan Wrigley and the WP Builds panel for episode 384 of This Week in WordPress, titled “Steve Licked a Hammer,” released on October 6th, 2026. We covered the road to WordPress 7.2, including suggestion mode for notes, the…
I have disclaimers for this review. Jason has joined me for a podcast episode before, and after reading this book, I invited him on again. It’s an excellent business book. There’s no wasted space in it. It’s about 200 densely…
I’ve started a lot of Robert Harris books, but not finished many of them. He’s written nearly 20 novels, so it’s not surprising that some fit my taste better than others. Agrippa was one I finished, and quickly. It has…
In this episode of the PublishPress Podcast, I talk with Jason Cohen, who has founded four companies, sold two and built two unicorns, including WP Engine. He talks about his new book, Hidden Multipliers, and its practical ideas on pricing,…
Some people are going to hate this book. I can hear the complaints already. Emma Southon’s writing is an acquired taste. Here’s a typical quote: “Historians have read the statements of slave owners as truthful and objective, rather than the…
I have disclaimers for this review. Jason has joined me for a podcast episode before, and after reading this book, I invited him on again. It’s an excellent business book. There’s no wasted space in it. It’s about 200 densely…