Podcast – Kitchen Sink WordPress

Adam Philby interviews Wes Tatters about their shared background in technology and the WordPress community.

Adam Silver hosts Dustin Hartzler for a collaborative 2025 holiday gift guide episode.

"The first thing that I always recommend ... is get involved, contribute, immerse yourself" in WordPress.

Host Adam interviews Kyle Maurer, a past guest from 2015, in a 'Where Are They Now' episode.

Miriam Schwab says WordPress works because it can be paired with collaboration, even with competitors.

Adam Silvey opens episode 571 of the Kitchen Sink WP Podcast noting A2 Hosting's acquisition by World Host Group before interviewing web designer Cammie McNamara of Web Cami LLC.

Elijah Mills left a WordPress marketing manager role around May 2025 to focus on freelance video production, citing Cal Newport's deep work and the line that "context switching is the enemy of all productivity." He tells host Adam Silver he now hand-codes roughly 90% of Pi Calendar because he won't ship AI-generated code he doesn't understand, which he calls technical debt.

Adam Sobey discusses upcoming WordPress events, delays in WordPress 7.0, and news about the 2027 theme.

Adam Filby discusses upcoming WordCamps, WordPress beta releases, and the craziness of proposals and RFPs.

Host discusses WordPress 7.0 RC2 release, upcoming event in Bangladesh, and a dip in WordPress market share below 43% due to AI.

Adam discusses WordPress 7.0 Beta 5 release and a Lifter LMS survey for 2026.

Adam Still discusses recent WordPress updates including security releases 6.92-6.94 and 7.0 Beta 5, plus an upcoming Women's WordPress Day event in LATAM.

Adam Silver reviews WordPress 7.0 Beta 2 on a clean Local by Flywheel installation, including smoother admin transitions and legacy features.

Adam Philby challenges the idea that a $12-$18 domain, a landing page, and Stripe can quickly produce recurring revenue.

Adam Silver discusses upcoming WordCamp Malaysia and WordPress 6.9 release, then introduces a holiday gift guide episode with Dustin Hartzler.

Adam Silvey discusses upcoming WordCamp Gdynia, the acquisition of Namecheap by CVC Capital Partners, and briefly mentions Notebook LM.

Adam Silver celebrates episode 600 of the Kitchen Sink WP Podcast, announces upcoming WordCamps, and discusses Patchstack's new tool for testing hosting security.

Adam Trilby interviews Wes Tatters about his background in technology and the WordPress community.