Over the past few months since DrupalCon Chicago, I've spent some time working with other members (bhosmer, greggles, coltrane, christefano, lisarex, marguerite) of the community in reorganizing and rewriting the first version of the Drupal Camp Organizing Guide. Along with a new title (signifying the inclusion of other types of events such as sprints, summits, and hackfests), the guide is greatly enhanced with a lot of new information.

On this week’s episode of the podcast, Ryan, Andrew, and Mike are joined by Barry Madore from Advantage Labs in Minneapolis, MN. They discuss DrupalCamps, a lightweight Payment module, Drupal 8 initiatives, as well as several other topics and their picks of the week!

Sean Larkin, one of the maintainers of the Watershed Now Drupal distribution, joins Andrew, Ryan, and Mike in this week's podcast. Watershed Now is a highly targeted (vertical) distribution whose goal is to help conservation organizations get useful web sites up-and-running quickly. Sean talks about his background in various watershed projects, some of the features of the distribution, as well as the business model for this type of Drupal product. 

In this video, Ed Sussman, CEO of Buzzr.com tells us a bit about their usability layer on top of Drupal, and gives us a demonstration of three new features: a live theme editor using Sweaver, twitter integration with a new auto-tweet feature, and a feature he calls QuickStarts, to give you a complete site instantly, complete with a theme and content, which you can then customize.

For more videos from DrupalCon Chicago, visit DrupalEasy's video page.