The Laravel News podcast has posted their latest episode, Episode #29, where they welcome the new hosts of the show Jacob Bennett and Michael Dyrynda.

Jacob Bennett and Michael Dyrynda will be taking over as hosts of the show going forward and this episode is a farewell from Jack and Eric and introductions of Jake and Michael.

You can listen to this latest episode and its new hosts either through the in-page audio player or by downloading the mp3 directly. If you enjoy the show be sure to subscribe to their feed to get the latest on when new shows are released.

The PHPUgly podcast, hosted by Eric Van Johnson, Tom Rideout and John Congdon, has posted their latest episode today: Episode #29: Merlin Magical Sleep Sack.

In this latest show the hosts talk about a wide range of topics including:

• Troubleshooting Laravel Valet on macOS Sierra link
• DesignPatternsPHP
• Microsoft’s the top open-source contributor on GitHublink
• Github Octoverse 2016
• Calyx 30GB/month 4G Hotspot for $400/year link

You can find the full show notes (with links) here. If you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter for updates when future shows are released.

The Laravel Podcast, hosted by Matt Stauffer with guests Taylor Otwell and Jeffrey Way, has posted their latest episode - Episode 29: PHP, Sublime Text, & Decorative Urns..

In this episode, the crew discusses 20 years of PHP, their favorite PHP features, Sublime Text, PHP Storm, Nintendo, and Jeffrey's first programming job.

You can listen to this latest episode in a few different ways - either through the in-page player, grabbing the mp3 or subscribing to their feed to get this and future episodes as they're released.

The PHP Town Hall podcast has released their latest episode, hosted by Phil Sturgeon and Ben Edmunds - Episode #29: Don't Mention PHP 6 v PHP 7. In this episode they're joined by guests Paul Jones and Daniel Lowrey.

Paul has recently been talking a lot about "Action Domain Responder" which is billed as a more representative replacement of the often mis-used "Model View Controller" architecture. Luckily he does a good job of ELI5 so we don't get too lost, and we talk a bit about how ADR helps with putting content negotiation in a logical place. Daniel then goes on to talk about a few awesome topics, including some of the OpenSSL changes in 5.6, and a HTTP server he is working on built entirely from PHP. It's async, non-blocking and web-scale.

They also talk about HTTP2, the Aura framework and the PSR-7 HTTP messaging proposal. You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page audio player, by downloading the mp3 or you can watch the live recording from the Google+ session.

The Three Devs & A Maybe podcast has released a new episode, #29 - The PHP-FIG/RFC, CodeIgniter 3 and PyroCMS with Phil Sturgeon with (obviously) guest Phil Sturgeon.

This week we are lucky to have the one n' only Phil Sturgeon on the show. Starting off conversation with how he got into programming, we move on to his time using and contributing to the CodeIngiter and FuelPHP projects. This leads us on to discuss the current status of CodeIgniter 3.0 and his experiences with porting PyroCMS to Laravel. Among other things we then touch upon the 'Wordpress positive feedback loop', the PHP-FIG (Framework Interop Group) and the PHP-RFC (Request for Comments) process. We wrap up the show with some sound and interesting advice to any budding/new developer.

Besides Phil's own background and PyroCMS they also talk about CodeIgniter, PHP: The Right Way, methods on primitive types and PHPBridge. You can listen to this episode either using the in-page player or by downloading the mp3. You can also subscribe to their feed for this and other great shows.