
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.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 216 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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You guys aren’t cute or funny with your political comments. If you want to talk about that topic start a different show. Nobody cares what you think in this area. Stick to tech.
Please stop with all the snide political commentary. Everything is so negative when discussing Microsoft and other big tech. Also, not everyone that listens to the show is left or right on the political spectrum. The truth is always in the middle and listeners are not coming to the show to listen to political commentary about topics that are not even tech related. If you want to discuss openly all political and cultural topics then why not start a different podcast?
To much politics not enough tech.
I would say it’s the best Windows podcast, but then it is pretty much the only one. You would would have to go a long way to make something better. It’s good Mr Thurrott is feeling happier, I thought for a minute he was going to join the cat hair underwear mob and move to Linux. I also never really cared much for Whiskey until Richard’s mini lectures, I still wouldn’t pick it as a drink, but I enjoy learning about its diversity Not sure about the cranky old guy though who keeps rattling on about... more
I’ve been listening to Windows Weekly since the beginning and still enjoy the kind of prickly nature of Paul’s coverage of Microsoft with the added element of Richard in the show but Leo honestly derails this too much these days or makes clear his interest in nothing but AI. Please, save this show, get Leo to stay focused or let Mikah take on more hosting since he’s typically interested in the actual rundown when he substitutes.
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A fast-paced tech discussion show centered on Windows, Microsoft, and the broader tech ecosystem. Episodes regularly unpack Windows updates, Insider program changes, AI integrations (Copilot, on-device AI, cloud vs. local processing), hardware trends (RAM, GPUs, Surface devices), gaming strategy (Xbox, Game Pass), and enterprise implications. Recorded with a mix of analyst insights, live event riffs, and occasional whiskey banter, the show blends deep product analysis with industry gossip and practical guidance for IT pros, developers, and tech decision-makers. A standout trait is the long-running rapport between veteran hosts, plus the willingness to riff on historical context and future platform strategies, which can be engaging for liste... more
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