Please edit that out

It’s a good podcast. However I liked the previous season a bit more. The dynamic was different and I feel like it was more relevant to me. I really miss the old co-host though.

All I can hear is mouth breathing. Y’all need a sound guy.

Long time listener - first time reviewer. Love the dynamics of the team, and thanks for improving the audio quality. First few of the reboot of this season sounded like Jaimey (?) was on a iPhone ear bud mic .. and now the quality of both Jaimey and Drew (?) are spot on .. I tend to listen to a LOT of podcasts on my commute time, and listening at 1.5 speed with good audio makes a big difference. Thanks!

Stop your whining, u sound like a bunch of rookies.

Just listened to the 3D Tools for Developers episode. Good information. However PLEASE work on your audio. Lots of noises - thumps and bumps. More importantly you guys are loud and then quiet, then loud again etc.. this is most likely because you are not maintaining a constant distance from the microphone. This makes it hard to listen to because you have to turn it up, and then a moment later you're getting blown away and have to turn it down. Please take this review to heart. I'm making this review so you can make a good podcast better, not to be critical.

I've been looking for something with actual discussions on frameworks, languages, architecture, etc. for a while now. The format they have discourages tangents and discussions not applicable to the topic. Also, their guests are able to convey audibly something that usually might be better discussed through video. Well done!

I like the 40 min format a lot. Easy to listen to, enough meat to learn something new, but not a 1,2,3+ hour investment of time each podcast. Keep it up!

I am a new subscriber but can’t believe I’ve missed this. Please don’t pull a parse…ever! Thanks for everything you do New and dedicated listener

Your ability to reinvent the podcast every season and bring a fresh perspective is awesome.

Keep up the great work guys!

I find Ray Wenderlich content to be the fastest way to get better at iOS. The podcast is a good way to get exposure to parts of iOS development I might not be using, like React Native or Carthage in recent episodes. Production quality is polished, and technical depth is good for an audio podcast. Learning iOS on the commute makes me feel efficient. I wish episodes were more frequent but I understand making these takes a lot of work.

I look forward to each episode. They cover great content and keep me up to date with current events.

I always learn something from these guys. Their website is filled with extremely helpful tutorials as well.

A podcast done by working professionals giving details only someone with in depth knowledge can. Priceless.

A must podcast for iOS developers.

Every episode contains interesting hosts talking with interesting guests about interesting topics.

I listen to over 12 iOS podcasts on a regular basis. RW is by far the top one on my list. They take the same approach to the podcast as with their tutorials, blog, and books. Extremely well executed, informative, and rewarding.

I can count myself as a student of Wenderlich and his team, as I'm currently learning Swift via the books and videos available via the site. The podcast is full of bright, experienced, trustworthy Developers who know what they’re talking about. They don’t dumb it down, but also don’t try to talk the talk when it’s not necessary. There aren’t pretenders — these are pros. The podcast covers a myriad of topics, and is great for catching all the current iOS development chatter. Bonus: it’s typically around 30-minutes long, so you’re not bogged down by a long-winded speech or twelve. Technical when you need it, insightful at every turn, and an overall joy to listen to. Excellent work, guys!

The two person format with Jake and Mic seems to really work well. They have interesting people come on the podcast every week and try to engage the people who generally are subject matter experts to provide a lot of useful information.

The new format is solid and I enjoy listening to the guys.

I especially enjoyed the episode with Ellen Shapiro. I knew very little about testing and felt as though I could jump right in after she finished. Great work, RW and crew.

Fewer ums, likes and repeating of what's already been said. The guest was only ok at describing CloudKit and the questions to him weren't helping.

Loads of relevant technical and non-technical information related to iOS development. A must have for any iOS dev.

Loving this podcast as it talks about the latest in-depth iOS development subjects, and only a bit wider scope. I’m not a huge fan of the gaming discussion, but that is a relatively small part of the conversation. Overall this is a fantastic podcast because it is well informed and not a lot of senseless chatter like so many of the other tech podcasts.

Amazing site and amazing podcast!