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Leo Laporte brings some of the most interesting personalities in technology together to talk about the most important issues. Fun, relaxed, informative and always entertaining, count on TWiT for the best tech podcasts in the world.

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Latest Episodes

AI-generated code is flooding the industry, but researchers reveal that almost half of it contains critical vulnerabilities. This week, we unpack what happens when the race for automation outpaces security best practices.

• A possible means for prev... more

John Ternus is officially Apple CEO as of September 1st. Apple pushes back against OpenAI's attempts to delay its lawsuit against the AI company. What will Apple unveil at its upcoming September 'Surprise and Shine' event? And is Apple's immersive ba... more

As AI-generated video blurs reality and new Macs hit five-figure price tags, the conversation digs into who's left behind in the race to automate and whether "democratizing" tech actually delivers on its promise. Find out how NVIDIA, Meta, and even A... more

In this episode of Hands-On Tech, Mikah answers Joyce's question about why so many everyday smart devices now require downloading an app & creating an account, and how to opt out of sharing personal data without giving up the products' functionality more

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Recent Guests

Molly White
Famous Wikipedia editor and tech journalist
mollywhite.net, CitationNeeded.News
Episode: This Week in Tech 1099: Pantsless Whims
Jacob Ward
Journalist and author
theripcurrent.com
Episode: This Week in Tech 1099: Pantsless Whims
Harry McCracken
Technologist and journalist
Fast Company
Episode: This Week in Tech 1099: Pantsless Whims
Adam Kall
Co-founder/CEO of KMI Space
KMI Space
Episode: This Week in Space 225: Get a Grip!
D. Griffin Jones
Contributor, Extraordinary, Apple analyst
Extraordinary
Episode: Tech News Weekly 452: Meta's $18B Social Media Settlement
David Kring
Principal Scientist for Lunar Programs at USRA; Director of the NASA Space Imagery Center
Universities Space Research Association; NASA Lunar and Planetary Laboratory (University of Arizona)
Episode: This Week in Space 224: The Science of Artemis
Dan O'Dowd
Founder of the Dawn Project
Dawn Project
Episode: Intelligent Machines 884: Cyber Jim
John Ternes
Guest (mentioned as debut forthcoming on stage)
Apple (context: Apple events)
Episode: MacBreak Weekly 1038: The Silicon-Controlled Rectifier
Gina Smith
Gina Smith, tech journalist and author
Former ABC technology reporter; co-author
Episode: This Week in Tech 1097: Gina and the Glueballs

Hosts

Leo Laporte
Founder and longtime host with broad tech domain coverage; connects industry guests and leads panel discussions
Mikah Sargent
Host specializing in consumer tech, iOS, and hands-on reviews; supports accessibility and usability themes
Jason Snell
Tech journalist and guest host with deep enterprise and consumer tech background

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 562 ratings
  • Excellent show fellas

    Podcast Addict
    5
    gamotua
    a month ago
  • Nothing but Americana

    I used to listen to Twit, then I stopped listening to Twit when it became more focused on social issues than actual technology. Thought I would give it a try again only to hear Leo rant about it being okay to use AI to surveil and kill people once they aren't American. He also thinks that you have to have a big military in order to scare off those countries that want to harm America. Even when his cohosts pointed out that aside from Russia, the US is the only country to have actually invaded an... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    gdecaires
    Canada6 months ago
  • Almost Unlistenable

    This is supposed to be a tech podcast, but all I hear are journalists talking about Facebook, AI and whatever the conversational trend is. It’s as good as the National Enquirer but from technology journalists. Too much politics, opinions, speculative, subjective, etc.

    You won’t learn anything from this show other than talking heads trying to entertain. I’d really like a show about consumer and enterprise technology from people in the field that play a role in advancing the field or swim in that... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    j0ram
    Canada7 months ago
  • AllTwit.tv Shows…

    Best tech shows anywhere!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J. L. U.
    United States9 months ago
  • Overall it's a good, casual and informative podcast. I love Paris & Jeff!

    Leo STOP interrupting everyone constantly. It's cringy and interrupts the flow. You dominate the conversation instead of facilitating.

    I like the long format but 3hrs max.

    Podcast Addict
    4
    oneofthefew
    a year ago

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Some praise the host's ability to connect diverse guest perspectives.
Listeners value the breadth of topics and the mix of security, AI, and space coverage.
Critics note occasional political discussion and long-form debates can overwhelm purely technical content.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#21
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#15
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Apple Podcasts
#41
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#20
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#47
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#134
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Hands-On Tech 282: Why Does Every Gadget Need an App and an Account Now?
Q: Joyce asks why so many devices need an app and an account to use their smart features.
Mikah explains that hardware margins are thin and companies monetize through data and ongoing engagement, which is driven by accounts, apps, and services; he also notes practical steps to opt out and limit data collection, such as using alias emails and adjusting privacy settings.
Home Theater Geeks 546: Dumb TVs Again
Q: Do you think dumb TVs will make a comeback?
Yes, dumb TVs could still appeal in environments where simplicity, privacy concerns, and lower costs are important, but the broader market trend favors smart TVs with integrated streaming and ongoing updates, especially when paired with an external device to optimize apps and performance.
Home Theater Geeks 545: Upscaling Quandry
Q: Are 2160p video settings in YouTube true 4K or upscaled by YouTube?
The answer depends on the content's native resolution and the device delivering the signal; often Roku or the TV's processing determines the final output, and you should test both 1080p with TV upscaling versus Roku 2160p to decide what looks best.
Hands-On Tech 281: Incognito Browsing
Q: What does private browsing actually hide and from whom?
Private browsing cleans up the local environment by not remembering history, cookies, or form data after the session ends, but it does not hide what you do from the Internet, your ISP, or the websites you visit; the host explains limitations, including login associations and network-level visibility, and suggests using a VPN and tracker-blocking privacy tools for additional privacy.
Hands-On Tech 280: Am I Getting True Gigabit Internet?
Q: Am I being ripped off or is there a legitimate reason I'll never see the number I'm actually paying for? And where should I even be pointing the finger?
The host explains that the test you ran shows the speed of the weakest link in the chain—from ISP to modem to router to Wi‑Fi to device—and more often than not the bottleneck is inside the home network (Wi‑Fi, devices, or your own router) rather than the ISP. He suggests testing wired speeds first, using proper cables, and potentially upgrading equipment to approach the advertised plan speeds.

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A long-running tech roundtable network features expert hosts and a rotating cast of guests who dissect current industry headlines, security, AI governance, space tech, consumer electronics, and platform policies. Episodes often blend deep dives into security, AI, and privacy with hands-on tech, practical how-tos, and industry anecdotes, peppered with product news and company strategy. Notable traits include a highly respected host with a broad network of tech journalists and engineers, a mix of space, security, and consumer tech perspectives, and a cadence that balances rigorous analysis with accessible banter. This yields a show that's informative for deep-technical audiences while remaining approachable for general tech enthusiasts; spons... more

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