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  WPWeekly Episode 102 – Lisas New Project

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  WPWeekly Episode 108 – I Tried

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  WPWeekly Episode 101 – 3.0 RC 3

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  Patrick O’ Keefe On Extending Your Community

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  WPWeekly Episode 89 – Interview With Brad Williams

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  WPWeekly Episode 104 – To P Or Not To p

  5667 readersIn this episode of WordPress Weekly, we discussed a number of topics including the headlines of the week such as the release of BuddyPress 1.2.5.2, an A/B testing plugin in the works, WordPress milestones, and the hot story of the week, The Capital P Dangit Filter. I was joined on the show by Dremeda who

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  WPWeekly Episode 86 – The WordPress Bible

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  WPWeekly Episode 107 – Interview With Grant Griffiths

  7311 readersIn this episode, I was joined by Grant Griffiths, one of the team members behind HeadwayThemes.com. During the show, we discussed a number of different topics such as how he got involved with WordPress, the awesome visual editor within Headway, how business has been treating him and much more. We also covered a few of

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  WPWeekly Episode 105 – The Return

  3667 readersIn this long awaited live edition of WordPress Weekly, I gave everyone a detailed description as to my whereabouts within the past few months. I then went through some news stories that caught my eye during the week. The show ended with a 20 minute interview with Brad Williams discussing his work with WebDevStudios.com, Pluginize,