Windows Weekly (Audio)

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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 / 18:00 UTC.
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Great Show
2d ago
Love the way that Paul, Richard & Leo talk about Windows and the updates that that have come out. Pauls rants are hilarious. I wish trhat the podcast was everyday. Can't wait until Wednesday to watch them!
Weekly updates on what Microsoft’s up to
Mar 29
No better place to cover the consumer side of Microsoft, primarily Windows, AI, and Office with XBox thrown in. As a CIO, it’s an entertaining way to keep up with what Microsoft is up to. I have to admit I sometimes skip the XBox segment at the end of the show.
Listener for more than 15 years
Mar 19
Windows Weekly is an engaging and informative podcast that covers the latest news, updates, and insights from the world of Microsoft, Windows, and related technologies. Hosts Paul Thurrott and Richard Campbell provide expert analysis with a mix of humor and historical context, making even complex topics accessible. While it caters primarily to Windows enthusiasts and IT professionals, its lively discussions and deep dives into Microsoft’s ecosystem make it a worthwhile listen for tech fans.
Was good, too political now
Mar 25
This use to be a great podcast on Microsoft and Windows developments. Paul and Leo have gotten increasingly political following the 2024 election and their one-sided views make the show increasingly intolerable.
Needs better editing
Mar 23
Need to edit out the constant talking over one another, repeatedly ramblings, awkward sighing and uninteresting off-topic tangents. A lot of the topics can be really good but there's a lot of bad stuff you have to wade through to get there. In recent times, there’s been a rather poor check on facts regarding Windows/Microsoft. Paul’s poo-pooing of security professionals regarding Recall has been borderline slanderous, and it’s clear the he doesn’t exactly understand the risks at hand, letting his Microsoft cheerleading get the best of him. It’s not a good look.
One of my favorite podcasts
Mar 13
Been listening for years, look forward to new episode each week. I'm not even a big Windows/Microsoft aficionado but that's the secret of this show - it's not one-dimensional. The winsome combination of tech and life musings keeps me coming back! Thanks Leo, Paul, and Richard (and Mary Jo)!
This is a witty discussion on Microsoft.
Mar 11
They have personality and knowledge. They have fun banter and try to be politics agnostic, not always successfully but good enough.
Been listing for nearly 20 years
Mar 11
I’ve been listening to this show regularly for nearly 20 years now and it’s still entertaining and informative
Every week
Mar 11
Listen every week and look forward to it.
The only source of truth for me
Mar 10
This podcast has been a staple of my education since the beginning of it, thousand plus episode ago. I have listened to it every week since and will continue to do so until I’m no longer breathing. Thank you, Leo, thank you Paul for your years of one-sided friendship.
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- CreatorTWiT
- Years Active2006 - 2025
- Episodes146
- RatingClean
- Copyright© This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License - Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
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