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Podcast E660 – You Got Paid. Now What?

2026/10/19

This week I Talk About What Happens After You Get Paid! [powerpress]

Podcast E659 – Six Months Into My Unplanned Sabbatical

2026/10/12

This week I Talk About Six Months Into My Unplanned Sabbatical [powerpress]

Podcast E658 – When Past Clients Come Calling

2026/10/05

This week I Talk About When Past Clients Come Calling [powerpress]

Podcast E657 – WordPress Is More Than a Website

2026/09/28

This week I Talk About How WordPress Is More Than A Website [powerpress]

Podcast E656– Interview with Elijah Mills

2026/09/21

This week I Share My Interview with Elijah Mills [powerpress]

Podcast E655 – Listener Q/A

2026/09/14

This week I Answer Listener Questions [powerpress]

Podcast E654 – The Next WordPress Job Titles

2026/09/07

This week I Talk About The Next WordPress Job Titles [powerpress]

Podcast E653 – Accessibility After Launch

2026/08/31

This week I Talk About Accessibility After Launch [powerpress]

Podcast E652 – The WordCampUS 2026 Recap: Good Conversations, Bigger Questions

2026/08/24

This week I Share My Recap From WordCampUS 2026 [powerpress]

Podcast E651 – Is Your WordPress Site AI-Ready?

2026/08/17

This week I Talk About If Your WordPress Site AI-Ready? [powerpress]

Podcast E650 – 650 Weeks of Showing Up

2026/08/10

This week I Share My 650th Episode Retrospective [powerpress]

Podcast E649 – The 2026 WordPress Website Redesign

2026/08/03

This week I Talk About The 2026 WordPress Website Redesign [powerpress]

Podcast E648 – AI Plugin Review #1: NovaMira

2026/07/27

This week I Dive Into The NovaMira Plugin [powerpress]

Podcast E647– Listener Q/A

2026/07/20

This week I Answer Listener Questions [powerpress]

Podcast E646 – Three Months After the Layoff

2026/07/13

This week I Share An Update: Three Months After the Layoff [powerpress]

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4.9 out of 5

25 reviews

★★★★★

Hansskillrud 2023/09/25

500th episode! Wild!

Adam does a great job at keeping you up to date with the WordPress community and brings a great energy and caring demeanor throughout each episode. P...

★★★★★

Moa Fortis 2023/04/01

Awesome show

Kitchensink WP is a great weekly show that gives you great nuggets of information.

★★★★★

Big Appletite 2020/07/05

Wonderful show, truly. But that intro seems to drag on.

I know I can skip through it, but then I risk missing a second or two once in a while. It could all be 10 seconds and do the same cool vibe, I think! ...

★★★★★

josheby 2018/01/04

Very Informative and Fun WordPress Podcast

Adam does a great job covering the WordPress space by keeping you updated on upcoming WordCamps, WordPress news, interviews with influential members o...

★★★★★

Hbmomof8 2017/10/04

Engaging & Informative WordPress Podcast

Love the style and fast-paced format of this WordPress show. Adam Silver gives community updates, answers listener questions and gives valuable inform...

★★★★★

WNCShop 2016/12/01

A great place to pick up ideas for Pros and Beginners

He packs a lot of information into a short amount of time. He also knows how to conduct a good interview.

★★★★★

Dre van halen 2016/10/08

Everything but the Kitchen Sink

Adam Silver has proved his value to the WordPress community over and over. This short podcast doesn't mince words. It gets to the point and delivers ...

★★★★★

Geoffrey Shilling 2016/09/16

Packed with Quality Information!

I’m currently listening to around 30 podcasts each week, but Kitchen Sink WordPress is always the first one I start with. Adam does an awesome job of...

★★★★★

BrashRebel 2015/10/13

Basically the greatest of all podcasts

Life is full of so many pleasures. Sitting on a sunny beach. A tall glass of craft beer. Synyster Gates guitar solos. Flight of the Conchords. Watchin...

★★★★★

Zheisey 2015/09/17

Great WP Tips & Insights

Adam’s podcasts are short, informative, and best of all, relatable. The open, honest style that Adam uses in his podcasts allows listeners of all WP e...

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