The Voices of the ElePHPant podcast has posted a new episode in their series of interviews with members of the PHP community from all around the world. In this new show host Cal Evans talks with Stephan Hochdörfer.

Cal and Stephan talk about a project that Stephan has contributed to, Satis, a tool that allows you to host Composer-installable repositories internally. They talk about some of the updates he made on the project to "scratch his own itch" according to his needs. Cal also asks him about how he found the project and how it was to contribute to the project. They also talk about his other hobby, magic, and how it helped him with the conference speaking he currently does. Finally, they talk about Stephan's involvement with the Frankfurt PHP User Group.

You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page audio player or by downloading the mp3. If you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter to get updates when the latest issues are published.

On the Acquia blog today Jeffrey A. McGuire has posted another of his interview with members of the PHP community (both video and audio available). In this new interview he talks with Stephan Hochdörfer about "getting the job done, really easily" with PHP.

Stephan Hochdörfer from bitExpert AG and I got the chance to sit down and chat in the event hotel lobby following his session (and my keynote address :-) at SymfonyLive Berlin, 2014.

Stephan answers questions about his background with PHP, why he's chosen to stick with it and thoughts about the general PHP community. They also talk some about Composer and how it's making it easier on them to replace custom, proprietary code with robust PHP packages. You can listen to the audio of this interview either using the in-page player or by downloading the mp3 of the session. If you'd prefer to watch the video, you can check it out on Youtube too.