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 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.

In this new post on 7PHP.com they interview Yitzchok Willroth (aka famous PHP Rockstar - Coderabbi - came with an idea which is The #BiggestLoserPHP15 Challenge!

In the interview Yitz talks some about his background in the PHP community and some of his conference speaking. They then get into the "Biggest Loser" project and where the idea for it came from. He talks about his own motivations for starting the project, when the challenge ends and how the competition works.

On the Laravel News site today they've posted an interview with a member of the PHP community: Yitzchok Willroth, aka @coderrabbi. They talk some about his past, how he came to be a developer and what tools he works with on a daily basis.

This week I’m happy to introduce you to the most interesting developer in the world, Yitzchok Willroth aka @coderabbi. Yitzchok is the organizer of the ShorePHP User Group, an active participant in the PHPMentoring Initiative, and a conference speaker.

They start with a look at his past and how he made the transition over from rabbi to developer, mainly based around a major change in his family's life. He talks about the classes and programs he took to improve his skills and how he found some of his first work. They also talk about his contributions to mentoring other developers and where he sees the value in it. They talk about his upcoming php[world] talk, how he came to find and work with Laravel and what a typical day is like for him and his work.

The Voices of the ElePHPant podcast has posted its latest episode, another interview with a member of the PHP community. In this latest episode Cal talks with Yitzchok Willroth (aka CodeRabbi.

They talk some about Yitzchok's involvement in the PHP community including his work to start up the Shore PHP user group in central New Jersey. They talk about some of the surprising things about running a user group, some of the speakers they've had present and the "skills lab" they've introduced into the group as a part of each meeting. They also cover some of Yitzchok's work freelancing and his "Ten Tips for Freelancing" article.

You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page player or by downloading the mp3 for listening at your leisure. You can also subscribe to their feed for the latest episodes.