
121 episodes

WPCoffeeTalk Michelle Ames
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4.0 • 4 Ratings
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Welcome to WPCoffeeTalk, where we talk to all kinds of people in the WordPress community!
One of the best ways to get to know someone is to sit down over coffee and “shoot the breeze.” Here at WPCoffeeTalk, we do just that.
Find out what’s in their cup, what they do with WordPress, how they got started, some of their favorite things, what they’ve learned along the way, and more.
You never know what might happen over coffee.
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Ep 122 WPCoffeeTalk: Ben Gabler
Ben Gabler is one of the coolest cats in WordPress, with arguably the best sense of humor. Oh, and he's pretty good at running an awesome hosting company, too.
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EP 121 WPCoffeeTalk: Mark Westguard
Mark Westguard is a developer with a great sense of humor, great business acumen, and a desire to help others in WordPress. He's also one of my WordPress besties - as you'll see in this episode!
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EP 120 WPCoffeeTalk: Chris Ford
Chris Ford is delightful to talk to, knowledgeable about SO MUCH, and a true advocate for underrepresented folks. She's a WordPress gem!
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Ep 119 WPCoffeeTalk: Jill Binder
Jill Binder is fiercely invested in diversity and inclusion in tech, but particularly with WordPress. Chatting with her about her passion in this area was a real treat for me, and really informative for all of us.
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Ep 118 WPCoffeeTalk: Chris Lema
Chris Lema is a mentor, sure, but he's more than that. He's a cheerleader for each of us in WordPress offering advice and more through his blog, talks, and Twitter - all while being the VP of Product at Nexcess/Liquid Web.
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Ep 117 WPCoffeeTalk: WordFest
WordFest is a global celebration of WordPress, and an extension of Big Orange Heart. In this episode we break from our usual format to talk to the organizing team, learn about how WordFest came about, and what's in store for the next event!
Customer Reviews
Love this show & love our community!
The host is awesome and the guests are, too.
Another way to connect the WordPress community
Nice mix of guests and information. Worth a listen if you run on WordPress.