That Podcast has posted their latest episode today, #19 - The One Where Taylor Joins the Conversation featuring special guest Taylor Otwell, creator of the Laravel framework.

Some time ago Dave had the idea to bring Taylor Otwell, creator of Laravel, on the show as he fit our general theme very well, he's a dad, a programmer, and is definitely an entrepreneur. Arrangements were made and since then, Beau has launched his first two Laravel apps and has started to use both Forge and Envoyer. Dave, too, has worked with Laravel a bit in the past, so it was a great time to Taylor on the show to talk life and shop.

You can listen to their latest episode either through the in-page audio player or by downloading the mp3 directly. If you enjoy the episode be sure to either subscribe to their newsletter or just subscribe to their feed for the latest episodes as they're released.

The PHP Roundtable podcast has posted their latest episode hosted by Sammy Powers and featuring guests Michael Kimsal, Gary Hockin, Yitzchok Willroth and Matt Stauffer. In this new episode they talk about the "Business of PHP".

We discuss freelancing as a PHP developer, managing client expectations, niches, good customer service, project scope & scope creep, hourly rates vs value based pricing, and whether or not to run a SaaS.

You can catch this latest episode either through the in-page video player or by heading over to YouTube and catching the video there. If you enjoy the roundtable, be sure to subscribe to their feed.

The Loosely Coupled podcast has posted their latest episode today - Episode #19, How We Work. Join hosts Jeff Carouth and Matt Frost as they talk about work life, personal life and what tools, processes and techniques they've used during their careers to get the job done.

In this episode Jeff and Matt explore how they go about organizing their work life and our personal lives. They cover the idea of how the process evolves depending on your environment and even your personal inclinations. In 2011, Jeff wrote a blog post about the tools he used back then and realized that it has changed a little but for the most part works for him. They cover some pitfalls of processes that require tickets/stories to be broken down into parts where developers cannot understand what they’re doing or why, and how they’ve learned over time to get to that information. They also talked about learning how to be professionals and defend against situations that would impact your work or your code in negative ways. Finally they touch on Matt’s work scheduling experiment which is inspired by the Makers Schedule versus the Managers Schedule and how it has helped him be more productive.

You can listen to this latest episode either by using the in-page audio player or by downloading the episode directly and listening at your leisure. Be sure to subscribe to their feed or follow them on Twitter for the latest updates and show announcements.

The Laravel.io podcast has made an announcement that today (Wednesday, Oct 5th) they will be doing a live stream of episode #19 at 2pm EST.

Tomorrow at 2:00 PM EST the latest Laravel.io Podcast will be aired live on Google Hangouts. Currently no topics are listed but you will be able to ask questions live on the air.

If you'd like to join in, head over to this page around 2pm and join in on the conversation. If you're interested in other back episodes of the show and want to listen, check out the podcast page and subscribe to their feed.

The Three Devs and a Maybe podcast has released their latest episode today - Episode #19, "Delving into CodeIgniter. The show, hosted by Michael Budd, Fraser Hart, Lewis Cains and Edd Mann continues their look into web application frameworks.

In this weeks show we continue our discussion on web application frameworks by delving into CodeIgniter. Though it has had its fair share of bad press over the past couple of years, its mature code-base and ease of getting started can not be denied. Initially exploring what the framework is from a high-level we move on to discuss it's strengths and weaknesses along with personal experiences. We finally wrap up the show with a CodeIgniter influenced quiz.

Other technology mentioned includes jQuery Unveil, D3.js, the Hearbleed bug and Guzzle. You can listen to this latest episode either by downloading the mp3, using the in-page player or by subscribing to their feed.