Cal's "three questions" for Moses involve his involvement in the community and experience in the language:

• Tells us about you, what you do and how you got started in PHP
• Talk to us about the Atlanta PHP group and the wider area web group (from a member perspective)
• How do you see the market for PHP developers in the southeast U.S.?

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In the interview Cal talks with Mike about:

• How did you get started with the Buffalo PHP user group?
• Tell us some of your best practices and successes for running the Buffalo PHP user group
• How did you come across sponsors that were open to helping with the user group?

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Cal's three questions talk mostly about his work on the Lithium framework

• What started you on the road to building another framework?
• What makes Lithium special?
• What is your favorite piece of the framework?

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Involved in the show (besides Cal Evans, the host) are Derick Rethans, Luke Stokes, Ben Ramsey and Jacques Woodcock

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They talk about his involvement in True North PHP (as a conference organizer) and some of the challenges they came across. They also mention the upcoming CodeConnexx conference coming in November (happening Indianapolis, Indiana).

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Cal's three questions involve her work with the PHP Mentoring project:

• Can you give us an overview of the project?
• How can people get involved?
• Tell us some about the CodeConnexx conference

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Cal's three questions for Adam revolve around his user group participation:

• How did you get it started and did you start the group?
• What's the most interesting meeting we've had so far?
• Tell us about your: mailing lists, leadership structure, your rules for sponsorships and how you found your meeting space

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Cal's three questions center around his involvement in this project:

• Why did you start "PHP - The Right Way"?
• What makes "PHP - The Right Way" different from other beginner PHP resources out there?
• Who can contribute to "PHP - The Right Way"?

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Cal's three questions for Rafael about his involvement in the community:

• Tell us about your experience integrating with a whole new community when you moved from Brazil to Amsterdam
• Talk to us about Amsterdam PHP
• Talk some about how the leadership of the user group is set up ("enablers")

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Cal's three questions have to do with his user group and conference experience:

• You're a leader of the PHPBenelux User Group that moves around a lot, tell us some about how that works
• Tell us some about he PHPBelenux conference and some of the things you've learned about running an event like that
• Why should someone be part of the PHP community?

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