Webmasters.FM
Webmasters.FM
Podcast Description
Exploring WordPress through conversations with leading developers and creatives.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a variety of topics focused on WordPress development and its ecosystem. Key themes include accessibility in web development, the implications of AI on the industry, modern design tools in Gutenberg, and transitioning agency workflows. Examples of episodes delve into web accessibility regulations, the relevance of AI for developers, and how to implement full site editing efficiently.
Conversations with WordPress developers, creators, and open web leaders about building, growing, and shaping the modern web.
Brian Coords talks with Nathan Wrigley and Dan Maby, co-founders of show.fm, about building a platform that brings podcast planning, booking, publishing, and related workflows together. They explain their human-first approach to AI, commitment to open RSS and creator ownership, and how customer feedback is shaping studio, editing, and distribution features.
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Chapters
00:00 Meet Nathan Wrigley and Dan Maby
01:16 The podcast workflow problem behind show.fm
04:20 Helping podcasters get beyond episode three
06:16 Planning and architecture before scaling the product
08:49 How AI fits into development, with human oversight
13:48 AI that supports podcast makers, not replaces them
18:38 Podcasting, WordPress, and open publishing
22:01 RSS, ownership, and the video-versus-audio debate
24:45 Audio-first studio plans and customer feedback
29:29 WordPress distribution, the rebrand, and show.fm’s guest network
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