WordPress Podcasts Worth Listening To
WordPress is an open source software that’s constantly changing & improving through contributions from a very active developer community.
Whether you’re a developer yourself, a designer, or someone that uses WordPress for your business, stay up-to-date on the latest WordPress news by tuning in to these podcasts.
14 WordPress Podcasts Worth Listening To
In alphabetical order:
Apply Filters is a podcast dedicated to WordPress development. Hosts Brad Touesnard and Pippin Williamson share their experiences in the development world, including development in WordPress core, plugins, and themes. They also bring in guests and occasionally cover the business side of WordPress.
The DradCast is a video podcast featuring Dre Armeda and Brad Williams. Each week they feature a guest host and discussion of all things WordPress, including WordPress news, upcoming events, and the WordPress community in general.
Just like their name implies, this podcast covers everything WordPress but the kitchen sink. Hosted by Adam Silver, this podcast is his way of giving back to the WordPress community that has supported him through the years.
The Matt Report is a WordPress business podcast created and hosted by Matt Medeiros. Matt has interviewed hundreds of WordPress professionals throughout his career, and his podcast is full of great information on WordPress entrepreneurship, startups, and freelancing.
*If you’d like to hear Matt Medeiros live, he’ll be speaking at our upcoming Minneapolis event. Ticket info: PrestigeConf.com/Tickets
Please Advise
Please Advise is an occasional live podcast by Mike McAlister, Jake Caputo, and Chris Molitor. As commercial theme developers, they are able to speak expertly on topics related to theme industry, theme development, and WordPress in general.
WordPress Breakdown with BobWP
Bob Dunn is a professional trainer. His podcast teaches beginner and intermediate users the strategy, marketing, and design side of WordPress.
The WordPress Chick’s Podcast
Kim Doyal is “The WordPress Chick” and her podcast focuses on “WordPress happiness made easy.” Her show discusses WordPress themes, plugins, publishing, and more.
As anyone using WordPress knows, there is a massive collection of free and premium plugins that have been created by and for the WordPress community. Created and hosted by John Overall and Marcus Couch, the WordPress Plugins from A to Z podcast regularly reviews new and updated plugins to help you find the best tools for your site.
WordPress Tips & Tricks by Steve Hart is gaining some popularity and momentum. Steve has a great personality and is able to deliver useful content in short bursts. Each podcast is typically 5 minutes or less, though some do come in closer to the 10 minute mark. His recordings stay on topic and deliver great value for those looking to expand their WordPress knowledge.
WordPress Weekly is a WPTavern podcast hosted by Jeff Chandler and Marcus Couch and recorded live each week at 9:30pm EST on Wednesday night. WordPress Weekly focuses on industry news with supplemental interviews and discussion.
This professional WordPress podcast is hosted by Doug Yuen and David Hehenberger. The podcast focus is on providing valuable information for WordPress professionals, including designers, consultants, developers, and even end users that run their businesses on WordPress.
WP Elevation interviews successful entrepreneurs in the WordPress industry. Their business podcast focuses on ways to help you build a successful WordPress enterprise.
WP Watercooler is a live video roundtable discussion hosted by WordPress developer Jason Tucker. This weekly show discusses what’s happening in the WordPress community and how WordPress has changed people’s lives and their businesses.
Your Website Engineer is a podcast created and hosted by Dustin Hartzler that, each week, provides a simple approach to creating high quality websites with WordPress. His goal is to inspire you to do great things with WordPress. Each week, he tackles a new topic to help small business owners build their WordPress websites.
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