The PHPUgly podcast, hosted by Eric Van Johnson, Tom Rideout and John Congdon, has posted their latest episode - Episode #44: Upgrayedd. Topics mentioned in the show include:

• Automatic facades coming to Laravel 5.4
• Active support for PHP 5 ending
• The Laravel Shift developer platform
• Comparing PSR-7 versus the Server(Request|Response) RFC

You can listen to this latest episode either using the in-page audio player, listening directly on SoundCloud or you can watch the video of the live recording on YouTube. If you enjoy the show and want to hear more in the future, be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter for updates when new shows are released.

The PHP Roundtable, with host and PHP community member Sammy K Powers, has posted a new episode featuring a discussion about Asynchronous PHP. In this show Sammy is joined by guests Christopher Pitt, Sara Golemon and Aaron Piotrowski.

Async? Isn't that like AJAX in Javascript or something? Most PHP developers encounter asynchronous code for the first time in Javascript, but not many are aware that PHP can do async too. We discuss asynchronous programming in PHP and how we might be able to implement it in our own projects using various libraries. We also take a look at how async features could be added to PHP core to support async natively.

There's plenty of detail in the show notes for this episode covering all of the topics mentioned and links to some other resources you can use to find out more about asynchronous development in PHP. You can listen/watch this latest episode either through the in-page video player or directly on YouTube. If you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter for the latest updates when new shows are released.

The PHP Town Hall podcast has posted their most recent episode, Episode #44, where they were live from the Pacific Northwest PHP Conference that happened back in September (2015).

Live from [PNWPHP ‘15](http://pnwphp.com/), Ben and Phil are joined by guests [Ben Marks](https://twitter.com/benmarks), [Yitzchok Willroth](https://twitter.com/coderabbi) and later we are joined by returning guest [Sara Golemon](https://twitter.com/SaraMG) who popped in to talk about HHVM/Hack while Phil played waiter for the rest of the episode.

Ben talks about Magento and some of his conference traveling madness, as does Yitz, who got trapped in a hotel for a whole weekend due to some interesting combination of Jewish holidays and an argument over the interational date line in New Zealand. Phil also tells us all about his NZ speeding ticket, mowing down possums like it’s Carmageddon, and makes a few terrible jokes because he’s scarily sober.

You can listen to this latest episode either through watching it on the in-page video player, using the in-page audio player or just downloading the mp3 of the show. If you enjoy it, be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter to get updates on when new episodes are released.

The PHP Town Hall podcast, hosted by Ben Edmunds (and normally Phil Sturgeon), has posted their latest episode today - Episode #44: API Madness

In this episode Ben joined by Mike Stowe (a Developer Relations Manager at MuleSoft) and Amanda Folson (a Developer Evangelist at PagerDuty) to talk about working developers and best practices/concerns and come of their own experiences with APIs.

You can listen to this episode either through the in-page video player, using the in-page audio player or you can download the mp3 for offline listening. If you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe to their feed too!

The Three Devs & A Maybe podcast has released their latest episode (#44) - Guess who's back?. Host Lewis Cains rejoins the rest of the crew: Michael Budd, Fraser Hart and Edd Mann.

With Lewis back for this weeks show we have the first full-house in sometime, this sparks conversation on what he has got upto since his last appearance. Discussion starts with Fraser's and Edd's woes when trying to handle responsive email design - and how the relevant testing is somehow more painful than the dreaded 'IE'. We then move on to discuss the latest release of PHPStorm, Swift and how the Clean Coders video series helps to refine our development skills. Finally, we bring up the topic of task managers and how most of the hosts are split between using Trello and Basecamp.

Other topics mentioned include a talk about naming things, functional programming in PHP (a book) and the Clean Coders training. You can listen to this latest episode either through the downloading it for listening offline. If you enjoy the episode, consider subscribing to their feed too.

The /Dev/Hell podcast, hosted by PHP community members Ed Finkler and Chris Hartjes, has released its latest episode - Episode #44 - Gorf Fever.

This weeks brings us a new guest and a new sponsor! Paddy Foran is an old friend of Chris and Ed’s who makes his first appearance on the show, talking about the Go programming language, software architecture, open source projects, and his new book “Your API is Bad.” We also welcome new sponsor Roave!

There's also mentions of a few other topics including Go, 2cloud and, of course, Gorf. You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page player, by downloading the mp3 directly or by subscribing to their feed.

The PHPClasses.org site has posted their latest "Lately in PHP" episode - #44, "The Debate About All PHP Frameworks that Suck".

The video and the article about when Rasmus Lerdorf stated that in his opinion all PHP frameworks suck had great reprecussion. In this podcast the debate about reasons for this opinion continued with Manuel Lemos, Cesar Rodas and Yasir Siddiqui, the winner of PHP Innovation Award edition of 2013.

They also talked about the the Uniter PHP interpreter written in JavaScript, plans to remove the MySQL and IMAP extension in PHP 5.6, whether the next major PHP version should be PHP 6 or PHP 7.

You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page player, by downloading the audio or watching the video of the live recording.