OpenChannels.fm is a podcast network sharing real stories from across the open web—brought to you by the people building it. Our hosted shows cover everything from WooCommerce and WordPress to the Fediverse, content strategy, and open source innovation. Whether you’re a developer, agency owner, contributor, or creator, we’ve got something for you. Across our five flagship shows—*Do the Woo* (WooCommerce builders and business minds), *WP Voices* (insights from the WordPress community), *Content Sparks* (strategy, storytelling, media, and AI), *Open Source Reach* (business, accessibility, and community in open source), and *Open Web Conversations* (decentralization, developer tools, and emerging tech)—you’ll find thoughtful conversations, diverse voices, and an open invitation to explore. Same community vibe. More structure. Easier to dive into what you care about most.
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OpenChannels.fm is a podcast network sharing real stories from across the open web—brought to you by the people building it. Our hosted shows cover everything from WooCommerce and WordPress to the Fediverse, content strategy, and open source innovation. Whether you’re a developer, agency owner, contributor, or creator, we’ve got something for you. Across our five flagship shows—*Do the Woo* (WooCommerce builders and business minds), *WP Voices* (insights from the WordPress community), *Content Sparks* (strategy, storytelling, media, and AI), *Open Source Reach* (business, accessibility, and community in open source), and *Open Web Conversations* (decentralization, developer tools, and emerging tech)—you’ll find thoughtful conversations, diverse voices, and an open invitation to explore. Same community vibe. More structure. Easier to dive into what you care about most.
BobWP wraps up the rebranding of Do the Woo into Open Channels FM. The new channel features five diverse shows, maintaining core values while offering more structure for listeners to explore their interests.
Zach and Carl chat with Mendel Kurland, sharing stories of resilience, reinvention, and the human side of tech, wrapping it all in laughs and life lessons.
In Woo AgencyChat, host Robert Jacobi chats with Matt Schwartz from Inspry about their journeys in WordPress, WooCommerce insights, lessons in agency growth, and the importance of educating clients on Woo's capabilities and responsibilities.
In this episode of Content Sparks, Derek Hanson discusses WordPress content management with BobWP, highlighting its flexibility and creativity for blogs, presentations, and multimodal content strategies.
In this episode of Content Sparks, hosts Rae Morey and BobWP explore the significance of media in the WordPress ecosystem, emphasizing relationship-building between businesses and journalists.
Host Krim discusses Digital Experience Platforms (DXPs) with insights from Dan Drapeau. Key topics include CMS fragmentation, vendor lock-in, AI's role in DXPs, and strategic priorities for 2025.
In Episode 642 of Do the Woo, host Matthias Pfefferle brings us another Open Web Conversations and dives into the world of decentralized social networks and the open web, specifically focusing on the Fediverse, with guest André Menrath. André shares his unconventional journey into software development, driven by his passion for events and democracy, and […]
In episode 640, BobWP announces his newsletter "Do the Woo Query," introduces a posts with a daily thought, and explains the name change to BobWP Unplugged.
In this podcast episode, hosts Anne Bovelett and BobWP, along with guest Bud Kraus, explore ecommerce accessibility, discussing user experiences, challenges, and the importance of inclusive web design for all users.
In this episode of Dev Pulse, hosts discuss CloudFest 2025, highlighting unique event experiences, innovative hackathon projects, networking opportunities, and a preview of upcoming CloudFest USA in Miami.
In this episode of Woo DevChat, hosts discuss UX design and CRO with Marc McDougall, who shares insights on common misconceptions, mistakes, and the evolving role of AI in enhancing user experience.
Adam Weeks and Christian Taylor explore CloudFest, assessing booth designs and marketing strategies. They discuss visual engagement, effective messaging, and the significance of interactive experiences in attracting attendees.
In the latest episode of Content Sparks, BobWP introduces three monthly hosts: Robbie Adair on content and AI, Rae Morey on all things media, and Derek Hansen on content management, promising valuable insights.
At CloudFest 2025, experts from i2Coalition and BigScoots discuss the importance of collaboration in the hosting industry, addressing legislative challenges while emphasizing WordPress's role in supporting small businesses globally.
In this episode, Jonathan Wold and Tammy Lister chat with Marieke van de Rakt, co-founder of Progress Planner. They discuss her teaching, investment philosophy, and insights on e-commerce challenges and open source opportunities.
Elise Prather, VP at Automattic's WP Cloud, shares her immersive experience at CloudFest, highlighting its vast size, unique networking opportunities, and the customizable hosting solutions WP Cloud offers for companies and freelancers.
At CloudFest, Ronnie Burt discusses Gravatar's history, its integration with WordPress, recent spikes in usage from platforms like ChatGPT, and the importance of digital identity ownership.
This show is sponsored by… Avalara: providing cloud-based and scalable global tax compliance that is hassle-free, safe and secure plus topped off with enterprise-class security. In this episode of Scaling Enterprise, WP and OSS, join Brad Williams, Tom Willmot, and Karim Marucchi as they dive into the world of enterprise content management system. Special guest […]
In this episode of Open Web Conversations, Adam Weeks discusses the CloudFest Hackathon with Greyd's Jessica Lyschik and Jakob Trost, exploring innovations, community contributions, and enhancing WordPress.
Patricia and Dennis discuss their CMS Freedom project at the CloudFest Hackathon, aiming to simplify system transitions and preserve online content. They emphasize teamwork, learning, and the value of contributions beyond coding.
OpenChannels.fm is a podcast network sharing real stories from across the open web—brought to you by the people building it. Our hosted shows cover everything from WooCommerce and WordPress to the Fediverse, content strategy, and open source innovation. Whether you’re a developer, agency owner, contributor, or creator, we’ve got something for you. Across our five flagship shows—*Do the Woo* (WooCommerce builders and business minds), *WP Voices* (insights from the WordPress community), *Content Sparks* (strategy, storytelling, media, and AI), *Open Source Reach* (business, accessibility, and community in open source), and *Open Web Conversations* (decentralization, developer tools, and emerging tech)—you’ll find thoughtful conversations, diverse voices, and an open invitation to explore. Same community vibe. More structure. Easier to dive into what you care about most.
