These shows are geared towards professionals with great points of view + nerd humor. application security weekly (ASW) and psw my favorites

This is hands down my favorite cybersecurity podcast. The experienced, funny, kind, and knowledgeable men and women who make up this network of shows have taught me so much about security and technology in general. I have found many fun and interesting projects, such as Security Onion and Nzyme, through their teachings, and I love when they do webcasts. I rely on this show for my continuing education in the industry and for staying up-to-date on security news and professional commentary on trends and developments in cybersecurity.

Been listening since I got into security 7 years ago, from 0 experience in tech to a six figure job. Listening to all these guys with 20 years of experience definitely contributed in lots of little ways to my breaking into tech. And they have a good time!

I’ve listened to many of the network podcasts for years, enjoyed the conversations, and joined in on the Discord server. There’s always something new I learn from each of the podcasts. Thanks for the great content and keep it up!

Ridiculous takes and false bravado from Kap hurts show....if dude kept it less about him and more about Cubs, show would improve. Gordon has Cubs colored glasses and can’t see reality. Oh well

Too much cringe worthy/painfully predictable sexual innuendo and tired industry jokes. Occasionally the speakers make some insightful points but it takes a lot of patience to pick through all the content that doesn’t provide value. When I pick my professional podcasts, I want something engaging but gets to the point. I’m not tuning in to listen to bro time. Get that out of your system before you turn on the mic.

Tag line for the show “packets aren’t the only thing being sniffed” is so unprofessional and inappropriate that I never make it past that part to actually listen to the content.

So this podcast started off being very informative and pertinent to the current events of the day, but now I find myself turning it off or skipping it more often than not because I find it hard to take them seriously after all the bro talk. Just a lot of "haha you guys must have had sex with each other at black hat because you shared a room", "isn't it funny to fart on people and take pictures" and VD jokes. I started listening to "Risky Business" instead because I like how that one is more professional (I'm a little embarrassed to recommend this podcast to my coworkers since some of the content is not something I'd talk about at work).

20% of the time, this is a useful podcast. I loved the information about different vendors and products, but there were problems with the content. It would repeat across multiple sessions, or i would have to skip long periods of the podcast that were off topic. Frequently, they will have great guests on the show, but I rarely even get a chance to hear from them. This was a very frustrating experience and that’s why I no longer subscribe to it.

My 15 year old son is more mature than these so called professionals. This show is filled with crass, tasteless penis jokes. For added annoyance, you get an earful of profanity. My biggest complaint is the horrible content. It’s full of unrelated ramblings, mostly about drinking and cigars. I usually find myself just skipping through large segments that have no value except to bloat this travesty to well over two hours. A note to the sponsors: You probably loose more business than you gain by associating yourself with this show an it’s participants. As a decision maker for my company I will ensure your products are never under consideration for procurement. Supporting this show, and their associated antics, reflects a serious lack of judgement by your company. I have no desire to do business with any company that helps drive the negative impressions of people in IT and IT security.