Steve

I appeared on episode 331 of This Week in WordPress with Nathan Wrigley and the WP Builds crew, titled “Woof.” We discussed WordPress 6.8 — the only major release planned for 2025 — along with speculative loading for better page…

I joined Mark Westguard on the Open Makers podcast (Open Channels FM) to talk about building a suite of WordPress plugins under the PublishPress umbrella. We covered the challenges of maintaining multiple plugins, the business decisions behind acquiring and growing…

For the second time in a couple of years, I talked with Nathan Wrigley on the WPTavern podcast. The first time around, we chatted about Gutenberg Phase 3. This time, we discussed launching a SaaS service. In particular, we discussed…

I joined Nathan Wrigley, Michelle Frechette, and Piccia Neri for episode 305 of This Week in WordPress on WP Builds, subtitled “Subscribe to the Pool Party.” We covered WordCamp scheduling changes, WordPress event sponsorship, and the latest news from across…

I joined Nathan Wrigley, Michelle Frechette, and Piccia Neri for episode 305 of This Week in WordPress on WP Builds, subtitled “Subscribe to the Pool Party.” We covered WordCamp scheduling changes in the Netherlands, WordPress event sponsorship, and the latest…

I joined the WP Minute to discuss why publishers continue to choose WordPress over competing platforms. Despite newer publishing tools, WordPress remains the platform of choice for serious content operations — and I shared my perspective on why that’s unlikely…

I joined BobWP on the Do the Woo podcast to share lessons from building a suite of successful WordPress plugins — how the PublishPress family grew, the challenges of acquiring new plugins, and what I’ve learned serving a community of…

I was a guest on the Do the Woo podcast with BobWP to talk about lessons learned from building a suite of successful WordPress plugins. We covered how the PublishPress plugin family grew, the challenges of acquiring and integrating new…