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Total Leo (Audio)
A compendium of podcasts from the Chief TWiT, Leo Laporte. This feed includes all of Leo's audio or video releases and sometimes includes his appearances on other podcasts. One feed to serve them all.
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Intelligent Machines 870: Meet Me In Alaska
British tech journalist Chris Stokel-Walker reveals his hands-on approach to filtering the world's information overload with AI, from building custom...
Windows Weekly 983: Puts the Buh in Benelux
It's not just Recall: Security vulnerabilities that require you to sign into an account on your PC are not necessarily vulnerabilities. Also, Windows...
Security Now 1078: DigiCert does it right
DigiCert's latest security mishap triggered not just a scramble behind the scenes, but a cascading crisis that briefly wiped trust from millions of Wi...
MacBreak Weekly 1024: Good Talk
If you purchased an iPhone between June 2024 and March 2025, you could receive a payment from the $250 million settlement over Apple's intelligence fe...
Intelligent Machines 869: My Sentience is Going Up
Have I Been Pwned creator Troy Hunt reveals how a homegrown AI sidekick helps manage billions of hacked credentials, but even the smartest bots aren't...
Windows Weekly 982: Don't Lick the Manta Rays
Microsoft's earnings report went out last week, and the company spent a lot on AI in the quarter. Microsoft updates its customers on what it's done to...
Security Now 1077: A Browser AI API?
Google is sneaking a massive 4.7GB AI model into Chrome, and Mozilla is fighting back as the future of browsers threatens to turn into an AI arms race...
MacBreak Weekly 1023: Don't Be Contemptible
Apple shares its Q2 2026 results and tops expectations for the quarter! Mac Minis are increasingly becoming more difficult to acquire, thanks to AI. A...
Intelligent Machines 868: Happy Hamburgers Towing Timmy To The Sea
Are you ready for a world where true personal computing is under threat? This week's candid conversation with Framework CEO Nirav Patel tackles why ow...
Windows Weekly 981: Semi-Sophisticated
This episode dives into early MS-DOS/PC-DOS source code, Snapdragon X2 gaming, and the "We are Xbox" messaging. Plus, Paul details 2 big changes in th...
Security Now 1076: FAST16.SYS
What if your engineering calculations secretly sabotaged your nation's best efforts? This week, we reveal how a newly uncovered 21-year-old NSA rootki...
MacBreak Weekly 1022: Ultra Expensive
The panel can't stop talking about John Ternus becoming the next Apple CEO! Is the iPhone Ultra the official name of Apple's folding iPhone? Apple's p...
Intelligent Machines 867: The Ketchup Effect
Game designer and Atlantic writer Ian Bogost joins to argue that the true joy of technology is not frictionlessness, but the small sensory pleasures a...
Windows Weekly 980: Running Outta Tolkiens
AI is democratizing the making of things, from bespoke/custom apps to websites, designs of all kinds, and everything else you might imagine. It's a ne...
Security Now 1075: Yes. Exactly.
Security leaders warn the era of AI-driven bug hunting has arrived, with Mythos uncovering hundreds of overlooked vulnerabilities in code bases as tru...
MacBreak Weekly 1021: Too Long in the Monkey House
John Turnus is officially the next Apple CEO! Tim Cook will step down on September 1st, 2026, and will become the executive chairman of the Apple boar...
Intelligent Machines 866: I'm Bonkers for Yonkers
When renowned photographer Craig Mod coded his own AI-powered Twitter, the lines between art, tech, and community blur in surprising ways. This episod...
Windows Weekly 979: The Nespresso of the PC World
With Microsoft finally doing right by Windows 11 and the Windows Insider Program, it's time to start testing and provide some feedback. And then we'll...
Security Now 1074: What Mythos Means
We may already be living through the most consequential hundred days in cyber history, and the arrival of AI that can autonomously chain zero-day vuln...
MacBreak Weekly 1020: AirPods for Your Face
There's strong demand for the MacBook Neo as Apple ramps up production on the budget-friendly laptop. A fake crypto wallet app was recently removed fr...
Intelligent Machines 865: Mythic
A secretive AI called Mythos is already finding zero-day exploits that humans missed for decades, but Anthropic claims it is too risky for public rele...
Windows Weekly 978: Pre-Peated
Julia Liuson is leaving Microsoft. Liuson joined Microsoft in 1992, the same year as CEO Satya Nadella (she worked on Access at first). She helped bui...
Security Now 1073: The FCC Bans New Consumer Routers
The FCC has banned all new consumer routers made outside the US, leaving networks stuck with aging, insecure hardware while blocking innovation. Find...
MacBreak Weekly 1019: Furious, Eloquent, and Unrestrained
New images of the Earth have been captured on an iPhone! AMD & Nvidia eGPU's can work on Apple Silicon Macs! It hasn't been officially announced yet,...
Intelligent Machines 864: And Artemis Too
What happens when a thriving newsletter-turned-AI lab lets artificial intelligence shape writing, editing, and even entire products? Find out how Ever...
Windows Weekly 977: Moonshine University
Microsoft's AI ambitions overflowed into GitHub, sparking backlash when ads appeared in pull requests and raising new concerns about where your code i...
Security Now 1072: LiteLLM
An explosive supply chain hack in Light LLM nearly unleashed catastrophic malware across millions of AI systems, and it took a coder's quick thinking...
TWiT Events 19: RSAC 2026: Securing the Agentic Era
Leo Laporte takes to the expo floor at RSAC 2026 in San Francisco's Moscone Center for a rapid-fire series of conversations with leading security vend...
Intelligent Machines 863: Fire and Ash
Tech journalist Marshall Kirkpatrick joins the panel to showcase a new AI-powered tool that doesn't just summarize articles—it thinks like a journalis...
Windows Weekly 976: Full Thurrottle
In 2015, Satya Nadella said that he wanted users to love Windows. But Microsoft has only enshittified Windows more aggressively since then. Paul wrote...
Intelligent Machines 862: Ménage à Claude
Who gets to define what intelligence means in the age of AI, and why are tech companies so keen to shift blame onto their creations? This episode digs...
Windows Weekly 975: A Bubble of Knowledge
There's an ongoing narrative that Windows is worse than ever today and people are leaving in droves. Paul does not see that, and will simply point to...
Security Now 1070: CISA's Free Internet Scanning
Meta quietly ditches encryption for Instagram chats while TikTok also backpedals on privacy, shaking up assumptions about how much big tech really val...
MacBreak Weekly 1016: An Orca, a Trombone and a Treasure Chest
Someone is appearing on Jeopardy this week... Apple announces the AirPods Max 2. The MacBook Neo is its most repairable MacBook in 14 years. And are n...
Intelligent Machines 861: We Have Computer At Home
Apple's legendary evangelist Guy Kawasaki reveals how signal messaging and open-source AI are rewriting playbooks for privacy, immortality, and activi...
Windows Weekly 974: DIY Crocs
From bug-busting AI that's transforming Firefox to personal coding breakthroughs, the team breaks down how practical applications are cutting through...
Security Now 1069: You can't hide from LLMs
Think your online alias keeps you safe? This episode reveals how advanced language models are making it trivial to de-anonymize users at scale, challe...
MacBreak Weekly 1015: Who Shot Apple Intelligence?
Apple unveiled the MacBook Neo, the company's foray into a low-cost laptop. The iPhone Fold's supposed design has leaked through 3D CAD rendering file...
Security Now 1068: The Call Is Coming From Inside the House
Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte host a special episode of Security Now live from ThreatLocker's Zero Trust World 2026 in Orlando, Florida.
The fina...
Security Now 1067: KongTuke's CrashFix
A crafty new breed of social engineering attack is tricking users into launching malware straight from their clipboard, exposing a fresh vulnerability...