This Week in Tech is the top-ranked flagship tech podcast from TWiT.tv. Every Sunday, Leo Laporte and a roundtable of insiders explore the week's hottest tech news from AI to robots, and PCs to privacy. When it comes to tech, TWiT is IT. Records live every Sunday at 5:15pm Eastern / 2:15pm Pacific / 22:15 UTC.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
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Always great panels with great analysis of the week’s tech news.
this week’s discussion between Brianna Wu and Cathy Gellis was fantastically compelling. Thoughful perspectives.
They talk about tech, true, but there's sooooo much unnecessary bloat that I only survived about three episodes before bailing 🙄
The actual term of 'twit' is entirely appropriate for some of the utter nonsense that goes on throughout 😒
I’ve been a TWiT listener since the very beginning when shows were only about hot long. They’ve been getting longer and longer. Now 2 1/2 hoots seems common for most of Leo’s shows. I was exasperated at first especially when they frequently went off on tangents. These were not the tech news shows I was expecting. Now I realize it’s my expectations that are unrealistic. Leo is a radio guy. He’s used to doing several hour long shows and filling in time. So if you’ve got hours to kill, TWiT and oth... more
Leo’s flagship show never stops entertaining and informing.
Apple Podcasts | #161 | United States/Technology |
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Apple Podcasts | #238 | Australia/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #55 | Chile/Technology |
Apple Podcasts | #86 | Mexico/Technology |
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