MacBreak Weekly (Audio)
TWiTMacBreak Weekly covers all things Apple: Leo, Andy Ihnatko, Jason Snell, and Christina Warren analyze every bit of news from the most interesting company in tech. From AI to Vision Pro, iPad to iPhone, these Apple experts know-all and tell-all.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 228 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||
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- Long time listener but…
Although I welcomed the addition of Christina I find the audio emanating from her mic impossible to listen. Sad. Given up on the show. Sad.
Apple Podcasts5pmm3
United States18 days ago - Time To Tefresh
I’ve been listening to since the beginning 20 years ago. Of the many Apple shows, this used to be interesting, at least when they talked about the technology. When Leo’s guests are Developers or technology experts evolving the product, it’s interesting, but it’s usually a panel of journalists that aren’t technology professionals. I don’t mind Jason Snell, but I agree with others that Andy rambles. The show is also too political, be it about Apple or politics in general. I only want ton know abou... more
Apple Podcasts3j0ram
Canada18 days ago - too political
listened for many years, but the show is just too political now so will be stopping. some hosts can discuss tech without pushing their own political views, but this one no longer does
Apple Podcasts3ShayneGUnited Statesa month ago - One decent host left
Jason snell provides good insight and a balanced view. Christine Warren can’t speak without her mouth getting out in front of her thoughts speaking at a ridiculous pace and in a chaotic manner not to mention she constantly talks over other hosts with “yup” “uh uh” “yes”, etc all the time. Andy just does his usual 30 min rambling complaint of how Apple doesn’t sell bargain bin tech for poor people. Leo just throws his fanatic AI comments in. Used to be a lot better.
Apple Podcasts1shykeCanadaa month ago - Duh
Apple TV show “Tehran” is propaganda. That’s why it’s still being shown. Stupid, narcissistic and myopic hosts.
Apple Podcasts1parttimewarrior
Philippines2 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #32 | United States/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #24 | Canada/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #61 |  United Kingdom/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #27 |  Australia/Technology |
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A long-running Apple-focused panel discusses the latest in hardware, software, and services, with frequent dives into pricing, AI, and regulatory questions shaping the ecosystem. Episodes blend newsroom-style updates with practical takeaways for buyers, developers, and investors, often weighing on Apple's strategy around devices (Macs, iPad, Vision Pro), services, and on-device AI. Notable strengths include a recurring cast of informed commentators delivering brisk, opinionated banter and timely context, plus occasional guests who broaden the tech-policy and developer perspectives. This mix can appeal to listeners who want deep, tech-centric analysis delivered in a conversational, opinionated format.
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Recent guests on MacBreak Weekly include:
1. Federico Viticci
2. John Gruber
3. Shelly Brisbane
4. Mark Gurman
5. Stephen Hackett
6. Jason Snell
7. David Pogue
8. RJ Decker
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