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.

I started listening to Windows Weekly years ago when I worked in retail selling Windows devices. This show helped me understand what Microsoft was working on, and it helped me talk to customers that were confused or frustrated with changes that were happening in Windows. I no longer work in retail, but I still listen because I enjoy the discussions between Paul and Richard. They also bring up a wide range of Windows-adjacent discussions as well that help keep me informed regarding Windows and things that may or may not affect it. The picks of the week alone are great and have helped introduce me to a new piece of software or tool that I use on a regular basis now.

I’m an IT professional and always want to know what’s going on with Microsoft. I could read a bunch of articles, but I’d rather be entertained and get the scoop from people who know what’s going on. I’ve been watching Windows weekly for over 10 years. With the mix of backgrounds that Leo, Paul, and Richard have, I know all sides of any issue will be thought of. I also enjoy the casual, comical interplay between the hosts. The show feels more like they’re just having fun chitchatting versus doing work putting on a show. In my job, I develop business facing web applications and support customers using Windows computers. I use the show to help me be informed about changes in Microsoft platforms and be able to support my customers. The whiskey segments and former host Mary Joe’s beer pic of the week are just bonuses.

Some podcasts are enjoyable just because the hosts are enjoyable to listen to. Windows Weekly is refreshingly light on politics and easy to listen to. I really appreciate how long they’ve kept this thing going and how much quality vibe-time they provide on a weekly basis.

A comprehensive podcast about all things Windows my one stop shop for keeping up with Microsoft.

I have been listening for years and even emailed Paul a couple of times. My last email was asking to drop the politics. This is a tech podcast and not a political one. There are podcasts dedicated to that. Unfornately, Leo tends to initiate it and then they are off. I have already deopped several others like The Tech Guy because of this. Now add Windows Weekly to my dropped from listening list. The only one left is Security Now, not holding my breath that Leo won't make it political, and All About Android, which Leo isn't on, from the TWIT network.

Please change that logo for the show. It really just looks bad. I didn’t believe it was a TWIT show when I first saw it. Then I saw the logo and wondered if it were fake. But yeah that logo should go

I had found certain parts of what I had believed to had been certain installments of this "Windows Weekly" to had been vulgar, negative, unnecessary, unprofessional, and detrimetal.

My primary tech podcast flor the IT field. If only it didn’t have Xbox stuff. Okay, kidding. Mostly. 😆

I’m an Apple fan but Paul and Mary Jo make Microsoft sound interesting. I really love their chemistry with each other and Leo.