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WordPress Podcast and Video Picks for the Week of May 8

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Jane Genova on overcoming ageism. Courtney Robertson on Learn #WordPress. 10 lesser-known browser APIs. PHP encryption. Free FSE theme.

My Podcast Picks 🎙️

  • Freelancing After 50: Jane Genova on dealing with marketplace age bias and her “reset” — shifting her services and mindset to fit prevailing marketing forces. 
  • WP Tavern Jukebox: Courtney Robertson discusses how the Learn Project educates people about WordPress.
  • Syntax.fm: 10 browser APIs you might not be familiar with.

My Video Picks 📺

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