Whoa, whoa! "Stop doing the show!" That's crazy talk Jeff. I love your show. I just started listening within the past month, but am listening to the previous shows. You ask good questions, you are at an experience level with WordPress that is comparable to many in the audience.

I can appreciate your desire to do a live show, hear other voices and have lively discussions, unfortunately this is 2010. People use DVR's or Hulu to watch their favorite television shows. Podcasts are so popular, because they can be downloaded and listed to at anytime and anyplace. You have a global audience cutting across multiple time zones. Only a fraction will be able to participate with you live. Besides, I'm not too crazy about the sound quality of TalkShoe. The volume levels of your guests are usually much lower than your's and the audio quality is not as good. I listen to a lot of audio podcasts from Twit.tv and Cnet and they use Skype, which I think will give you better audio quality.

I do not think you should worry about being "live" so much. It's the content of the show that draws me. It "what" is said that is much more important to me than "when" it is said. Sure, try to have a somewhat regular time slot, but let it be flexible so you can fit your life around it. Also, I'm sure it will be easier to find times to do the interviews which I really like. Have a text chat and encourage users o email questions and asks guests if they would be willing to answer some emails the week following a show, then devote some time at the begining or end of a show for the mail bag an dread people's email.

It's great show. Keep up the good work.