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What happens when you get a bunch of Laravel podcasters + a bunch of mics in a room? Chaos, apparently.
Recorded live after PHP × NYC with Ben Holmen, John Drexler, Daniel Coulbourne, Chris Morrell, Ian Landsman, Dave Hicking, and Joe Tannenbaum.
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