In this episode of the PublishPress Podcast, I talk with Rae Morey, who launched The Repository in 2019, a weekly newsletter that regularly breaks WordPress news. She talks about her path through tech and journalism, and what it took to reach 250 issues.
In this episode of the PublishPress Podcast, I talk with former Automattic engineer Chris Hardie, who earned a journalism master’s degree, then bought Western Wayne News in Indiana. He shares what it’s like to run a small-town paper on WordPress.
In this episode of the PublishPress Podcast, Dan Knauss and I talk with Andy Dehnart, who has run Reality Blurred, covering reality and true crime TV, for 25 years. We talk about independent reviewing, and how small publishers can still thrive.
In this episode of the PublishPress Podcast, I talk with Pantheon co-founder Josh Koenig about Content Publisher. It’s more than a Google Docs to WordPress connector, and he explains the bigger ambitions behind it.
In the first episode of the PublishPress Podcast, I talk with Seth Rubenstein, lead engineer at the Pew Research Center and an early adopter of Gutenberg. He explains how going all in on blocks has transformed how Pew publishes research and data.
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 how difficult it can be.
I had been talking with other WordPress friends who want to start SaaS. They develop successful plugins and want to branch out to launch a SaaS project. So we focused on the lessons we’ve learned from Logtivity over the last couple of years.
I ended up turning this podcast into a blog post: “Lessons for WordPress Plugin Developers Starting a SaaS“.
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 the WordPress ecosystem.
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 news from across the WordPress ecosystem.
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 to change.
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 plugins, and what I’ve learned about serving a dedicated community of WordPress publishers and content teams.
The Multicollab team invited me to share insights from building editorial plugins for WordPress. As the team behind PublishPress — a suite focused on content scheduling, permissions, and workflows — we discussed the challenges in the WordPress editorial space and where collaboration tools are heading.
I joined Nathan Wrigley and the WP Builds panel for episode 240 of This Week in WordPress, covering the latest news and developments from the WordPress community.