Windows Insider Podcast

Having the opportunity to preview builds is one of the cornerstones of the Windows Insider Program. We have discussed many aspects of how a build makes its way externally to Insiders, beginning with new code being written, continuing to the build “snap” (aka: compiling the build), to media availability, to flighting, and of course the feedback process that continues the cycle o

Fellow Windows Insider Program team member Brandon Leblanc is our guest this month as we cover a variety of topics including Surface devices, features in recent WIP builds, the seventh anniversary of the Windows Insider Program, and even TikTok videos! Tune in for the variety, stay for the fun! Click here for transcript of this episode. Microsoft Docs - home for documentation and l

Throughout time there have been many dynamic duos which left their mark on the future. In the modern era, few, if any, combinations have been more impactful than the blending of hardware and software. Dani Tene joins us this month to discuss mixing hardware, software, your career, and more! Click here for transcript of this episode. Microsoft Docs - home for documentation and l

Everything we thought we knew about work—where we do it, when we do it, how we do it—has been turned on its head. Where is it all going, and is there a map to get us there? WorkLab is a new podcast from Microsoft that taps into data and research to guide you on the road ahead. Leaders and scientists share the company’s findings, and we’ll hear stories about how people and o

Are you a fan of voice typing? How about the touch keyboard? If you’re interested in Windows 11 and the evolving landscape of device input methods, you won’t want to miss this conversation as we deep-dive into these topics and more with Program Manager Hadley Griffin and Senior Designer Julia Carlson. Join in! Click here for transcript of this episode. Hadley Griffin | Twi

With the variety and importance of conversations surrounding Windows 11, what does this new version of Windows mean for the Windows Insider program? How are we delivering this release to Insiders? Amanda Langowski and Brandon LeBlanc join Jason Howard to discuss these topics and more! Click here for transcript of this episode. Amanda (McClellan) Langowski | LinkedIn [guest] Brandon

The Windows 11 journey is officially underway! There are lots of changes to explore, but it’s important to understand the backstory of those changes and the process and efforts that drove them. Sheetal Agarwal from User Research and Hanna McLaughlin from Design join us this month to cover these topics and more! Click here for transcript of this episode. Sheetal Agarwal | LinkedIn

If you’ve heard the adage of “you are what you eat,” you likely realize the literal truth of the statement. The same is true in the computing world as your PC becomes what you deploy to it! Understanding the basics of deployment (and recovery paths of needed!) are vital in staying up-to-date and secure. Aaron Lower from the Windows Fundamentals team joins us this month to tal

Trust is so much more than a buzzword, it’s the foundation upon which long-lasting relationships are built. What happens when you combine a passion for building customer relationships with a desire to create lasting impact? Joining us this month is Doug Winnie, Windows Insider MVP and customer advocate, as we discuss change management, being authentic, and building trust with cus

What happens when an important change in one product overflows and influences another? You guessed it, the ice cube tray effect! Tune in as Briana Roberts and Nathalia Scrimshaw join us to talk about how feedback from Xbox gaming enthusiasts helped create a cohesive cross-platform experience in Windows. You won’t be disappointed! Click here for transcript of this episode. Microso