Do The Woo - A Woocommerce Podcast

From a hackathon to Web3 payments, Sebastian has quite the story and some fantastic insights into crypto.

Abha Thakor is joined by two guests from the WooCommerce community to share their stories of learning and working in the global ecosystem.

Sé and Courtney share all things to do with the new WP Community Collective, a source for supporting contributions and initiatives.

I chat with Mark Westguard from WS Form about how we have both used AI with content, art and even WordPress. With some added thoughts of AI and WooCommerce.

Talisha Lewallen & Sophia DeRosia from CertifyWP chat with us about the importance of WordPress certification.

Lauren Dowling, lead product for Coinbase commerce joins returning guest Dave Lockie from Automattic as the conversation covers accepting cryptocurrency on WooCommerce shops, whether it be for your clients sites or your own.

David Bisset and I share our current experiences with Twitter, Mastodon, Linked, Tumblr, the Fediverse and open source.

It's that time of year again when Paul Maiorana, CEO of WooCommerce, joins us for a review of the year and a looking into 2023.

Keala Gaines from WooCommerce and Dave Lockie from Automattic chat about the relationship between WooCommerce and Crypto.

WooBits now featuring guest hosts for a one-off chance to share their insights and perspectives on various topics. Plus a new YouTube channel.

In 2022, the show released 115 episodes featuring 112 guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to WooCommerce and e-commerce.

Marius Vetrici from WPRiders shares his insights into running an agency and building a WooCommerce subscription plugin.

Supporting and funding contributions and initiatives, credentialing process for WordPress and enterprise in the ecosystem.

We chat with three WordPress plugin developers and ask them how Black Friday turned out this year including some great insights and perspectives.

Eran has a history with both WooCommerce and WordPress and shares his story on building Zorem and his latest product, TrackShip.

There was no better way to celebrate episode 300 of the podcast than to celebrate our hosts.

Kim talks about looking at code as words, learning PHP, her journey as a WordPress developer, and choosing her lifestyle and her career.

In this episode of Woo Bits, the host discusses plans for Do The Woo 4.0, focusing on supporting contributors in the WooCommerce community.

Piccia is passionate about good UX, and in this show offers some great user experience insights into both WordPress and WooCommerce sites.

Krissie VandeNoord shares insights and experiences with WooCommerce and WordPress through her agency North UX Design.