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Windows Weekly is about more than Windows. Veteran Microsoft insiders Paul Thurrott and Richard Campbell join Leo for a deep dive into the most valuable company in the world. From consumer to enterprise, AI to Xbox, Windows Weekly is the only Microsoft podcast you'll ever need.
Records live every Wednesday at 2:00pm Eastern / 11:00am Pacific / 19:00 UTC.
Records live every Wednesday at 2:00pm Eastern / 11:00am Pacific / 19:00 UTC.
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Good episode as always. Gotta say though, when the alcohol talk starts, that is the end of the podcast for me. The booze chat is super boring and pretentious.
This and Security Now are the best shows on TWIT in my opinion. Been listening to Leo and Paul for far too long to openly admit (better for all of us that way), and I highly recommend these guys for making sense of modern Windows.
Richard Campbell needs to do a podcast on brown liquor.
always sensible, sometimes informative, usually enjoyable, always well informed. suffers a bit from limited subject matter. often entertaining.
Re OneNote for win 10,they said it won't be built in but more interesting is they backed the original Office OneNote 2016 the other week,saying it will get new features, carry on being supported. So maybe they'll kill of the Win 10 version completely and just make a PWA version?
I've been listening for a number of years now, and it's never failed to entertain me. A TERRIFIC show. And I used to work at Microsoft.
great content every week
I enjoy the content of the podcast, and think that Paul does a great job of stating honest opinions and backing them up. He also takes great care to tailor the content of this podcast to the proper audience, and avoids spinning off into discussions of subjects that should be held elsewhere. Simply stated, the problem is that Leo just talks too much. He should act more as a facilitator, rather than interrupting Paul whenever he is in the middle of saying something interesting. I am a big fan of the Security Now! podcast, and Leo is guilty of the same crime over there. I understand that he is adding "color commentary", but he interrupts too frequently.
During the Win 7 RC days I hung on every word but since the public release. the show went off a cliff, less and less Windows info and more and more pining about the old days and lame jokes. Last weeks show went on for 20 minutes before the first windows info and that was about a law suit. not what I'm looking for. Where does a geek go now a days to get the old stile of Call for Help or Screen Savers type info... not from any TWIT I'm afraid.... Still love you Leo...and wish you all the best but your business model for pod casting empire is not what I'm looking for. If I'm looking for a laugh with no geek content I'll listen to car talk, or Frosty Heidi and Frank
I really enjoyed the Windows Weekly podcast-- Leo and Paul have good chemistry, and Paul is exceptionally well informed in all matters Windows.