It’s the 100th episode of the WordCast Podcast, and we’ve come a long way in the past three years. The whole team’s here to share the good, the bad and the ugly in our special centennial edition.
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We had a good time looking back at some of our favorite and funniest moments on the WordCast Podcast.
The Very First Episode: WordCast 1: WordPress Weirdos
Kym Flies Very Very Very Solo: WordCast 9: Kym flies solo
Dave Flies Solo with Happy Birthday to Matt Mullenweg: WordCast 42: Happy Birthday, Matt!
Lorelle Takes Over with Her First Appearance on WordCast: WordCast 20: We *heart* Lorelle
The Never-ending Search for What is a Wist: WordCast 35: Typing with Whisks
The WordPress Fairy Blogmother Makes an Appearance: WordCast 29: I’m Your Fairy Blogmother!
The Best Job in the World: WordCast 43: The Bikini Job
Ed Morita of Baker’s Hours gets the first WordPress tattoo live during our show: WordCast 45: Is that WordPress on your wrist?
Dave Explains the Titles of WordCast: Special Feature: The Titles of WordCast
The 50th Episode Featuring the Voices of WordCast: WordCast 50: Our Semi-centennial!
Honoring Derek K. Miller: The last post
How Far WordCast Has Come and Grown in Three Years: WordCast Plugin Picks, WordCast Conversations, Bitwire Media Productions, Stories of Our Journeys, Life Plugged In, and more.
You can learn more about the history of WordCast on our About Page and learn more about the brilliant minds behind WordCast.
Say Thank You, Gracie: The WordCast team must thank the wonderful people who make this happen, without whom the last three years would not have happened, nor survived without their giggles and twisted sense of humor and commitment to this project.
Dave Moyer, Kym Huynh. Lorelle VanFossen, Jonathan Bailey of Plagiarism Today, Liz Strauss, Beth Skinner, Matt Mullenweg, Jane Wells, Jeff Chandler of WP Tavern, Andy Staines, Vladimir Prelovac, Brian Gardner, Tara Anderson, and everyone we’ve ever abused, cheered, or praised.
We’d also like to thank our mothers, per Kym’s request, and our fathers, as they rarely get the recognition they deserve.
Finally, we’d like to thank you, the audience, for all your incredible support over the last three years. We couldn’t have done it without you. Thanks for a great hundred episodes, and here’s to even more.
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