Previous Episodes
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Episode 48: Code of Conduct
- User-group and meet-up organizer Jenny Wong swings by for a chat about the PHP RFC for a Code of Conduct. -
Episode 47: SunshinePHP Town Stack Hall Radio
- Another SunshinePHP, and another rotating panel of excellent guests talking about stuff like podcasting, making a bit of money on the side from projects like books and whatnot, and we get some folks on to cover the FIG Secretary positions, which will hopefully help the FIG solve their identity problems. -
Episode 46: Christmas Theraphpy
- Ben and Phil have a little catch-up to try and get things back on track after a little 2015 lag. Basically this episode is just Sober Phil having a massive vent about how daft some people are on the Internet. -
Episode 45: Live from PNWPHP
- Live from PNWPHP ‘15, Ben and Phil are joined by guests Ben Marks, Yitzchok Willroth and later we are joined by returning guest Sara Golemon who popped in to talk about HHVM/Hack while Phil played waiter for the rest of the episode. -
Episode 44: API Madness!
- Listen to API pros Amanda Folson and Mike Stowe talk about API versioning, RAML, and all sorts of interesting API stuff. -
Episode 43: Midnight Express
- Your two favourite PHP developers are joined this episode by Emir Karşıyakalı off of PHPKonf and IstanbulPHP. -
Episode 42: Paul and Vance
- After a little hiatus Phil and Ben back at it, joined this time by Paul Dragoonis and Vance Lucas. -
Episode 41: Loosely Town Hall - Dallas Edition
- This episode is brought to you from thunderstruck Dallas, as part of the awesome conference that is Lone Star PHP. We are joined once again by the dynamic duo Jeff Carouth and Matt Frost off of the Loosely Coupled podcast! -
Episode 40: Return of the Ferrara
- Regular guest Anthony Ferrara joins us “in the studio” to talk about the new version of his scalar type hints, which since recording - a f**king month ago - has been accepted for PHP 7. -
Episode 39: Hi Josh!
- Phil and Ben catch up with Josh Lockhart who has been on the show a few times before.