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In this episode of our podcast David Bisset was kind enough to join me to discuss his upcoming event WordCamp Miami, BuddyPress, and other noteworthy WordPress news of the week. David even gets greedy and offers up somewhere around 3 or 4 WordPress picks for the week. Honestly, I lost count.

You can follow David on Twitter, visit his website (and hire him!) and of course register/sponsor/adore WordCamp Miami in April.

Show notes and download links are after the jump.



Show Notes



* 0:00 – 18:15 WordCamp Miami

* 18:15 – 36:30 BuddyPress.org guest post, bbPress beta, and Achievements 3

* 36:30 – 45:51 Ryan’s pick is Edit Flow, David’s picks are PostStat.us and a recent discussion there, and the BPMail newsletter



David also recommended this video overviewing the upcoming BuddyPress 1.7.



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Jake Caputo started up quite a discussion this week centered on his being prohibited from speaking at WordCamps due to listing split licensed themes on the ThemeForest marketplace. Jake was kind enough to join me on The WPCandy Podcast to chat about his editorial and the state of the community on this divisive issue.

He also stuck around to discuss other WordPress news this week, and offer a couple of WordPress tips. It’s a fun episode, have a listen below!

You can follow Jake on Twitter, see his work and read his blog at Design Crumbs, and listen to his podcast Please Advise.





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Show Notes



* 0:00 – 0:28 Discussion on Jake’s blog post and community discussion

* 0:28 – 0:39 WordSesh, congrats Sergey, and WordPress 3.6 cycle

* 0:39 – 0:44 Picks: Fullscreen Editor Preview Button for WordPress, WP Email Capture



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This week Brian Krogsgard and I sat down and discussed a couple of recent topics that have been popping up in the WordPress community: WordPress dot org plugin reviews and the Theme Hook Alliance.

If you’d like to jump quickly to one discussion or another, the plugin discussion is first and the theme hook talk starts up at sixteen minutes in.

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Episode 34 Show Notes

Show notes for this episode include:



* WordPress dot org plugin review discussion blog

* Theme Hook Alliance on Github

* Dougal on the Theme Hook Alliance



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Meet episode 33 of the WPCandy Podcast (“Robot Brian”), the latest from the shortest and most straightforward podcast on WPCandy. This is the show for those who aren’t crazy about hours and hours of podcasts, but want to know what’s most important in the WordPress community in a given week.

This week the show had no sponsors. Awww. If you’d like to support WPCandy podcasts, and get your message out to thousands of interested WordPress users and developers, see the advertising page for more information.



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Episode 33 Show Notes



* WordPress DC Meetup Group

* WordPress Columbus Meetup Group

* Updates to WordPress.org plugin directory

* Plugin authors can now add custom header images on WordPress.org

* Plugin developers now notified of commits via email

* Update on WordPress 3.4

* Code Poet relaunches

* Code Poet books

* P2 theme 1.4

* P2 theme 1.4 x and o update

* PressNomics invitations have gone out

* PressNomics

* WordCamp San Francisco 2012

* Scott Reilly joins Audrey Capital

* Hiring at Audrey Capital

* Blog Time plugin, currently managed by Scott Reilly

* Ryan’s pick: Better Internal Link Search by Brady Vercher (Twitter and his website)

* a title="Easy Table wordPress plugin" href="http://wordpress.

Episode #32 of the WPCandy Podcast sees Brian Krogsgard and I (yeah, seriously!) running down the most important WordPress news of the week in just about 30 minutes. I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it here again: if the other podcasts we produce here overwhelm you, the WPCandy Podcast proper is likely the show for you. Very little discussion, but quite a bit news and links.

If you only listen to one WordPress podcast this week, make it this one.

This episode is sponsored by the Typecase plugin by UpThemes and the upcoming WordPress service Raft.io.



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Episode 32 Show Notes



* WP App Store

* Kevinjohn Gallagher will be releasing his company’s WordPress plugins soon

* Nathan Rice is blogging again!

* QueryPosts.com

* Plugin directory messages on WordPress.org

* Hacker News article on Automattic’s estimated earnings this year

* Example of favorite plugins on Michael Fields’ WordPress profile

* WPCandy Labs



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In this week’s episode of the WPCandy Podcast I chat with both Startbox’s Brian Richards and Automattic’s Lance Willett. Brian and I discussed the WordPress news of the last week, and Lance recapped the last year of commercial themes on WordPress.com with me.

See the various listening options below, or have a listen right now:

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This week’s episode went a little on the long side, and clocks in at 1 hour and 15 minutes. If you’d like to jump ahead:



* 00:00:30 WordPress news discussion with Brian Richards and Ryan Imel. Topics included WordPress 3.4 development, Envato’s price adjustment tool, theme trends in 2012, and a shameless plug for the Quarterly.

* 00:35:15 Interview with Lance Willett about the last year of commercial themes on WordPress.com.



The interview with Lance Willett was edited for time, but keep an eye on the blog for the full, unedited interview to be posted soon.

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