“Yeah I am” is everything. So funny. Five stars!!! The snark is on point. Good convo about FB & insta.

Great rapport, informative and just thirty minutes. What more could you want? Highly recommended.

I really love my tech podcasts and i’d love to say this is a great one but it seems like about 80% of the opinions presented here are utterly uninformed. Someone wrote a review here titled “Professional yet Personable” and I laughed out loud reading it. I appreciate the effort these guys put into this but listening to them bicker over things none of them seem to know loses its entertainment value very quickly. It feels like listening to a group of old high school friends who were once in touch with technology and have since fallen out… clinging to the idea that they might actually have relevant perspective today. I’m sorry guys, this just isn’t very good podcast.

I love that this podcast is only 30mins, yet is still informative. most podcast are just to long. Security all beats out Security Now any day Sorry Leo

These guys aren’t pros, they’re fans. They’re sort of the tech equivalent of people who ride without a motorcycle helmet and have a collection of assault rifles for the pending zombie apocalypse. They’re enthusiastic but lack an understanding of the real world.

 I would describe their opinions as /askreddit quality. If you don’t know what I mean, find an /askreddit post on something you’re knowledgable about and read the top post. It’s usually an entertaining and plausible sounding answer written by a layperson that’s only partially right.

I really like this show, the concept of 30 min eps is spot on. It skips the sort of self involved chest puffing that is common on many other tech related shows. The content is presented in such a way that it is helpful to newbies and seasoned enthusiasts alike. The major problem I have is with the audio quality, I realize that this is likely due to the Google hangout, but it is painful to listen to the audio by itself. I hope that this can be improved in the future.

Every other tech podcast is dominated by journalists and developers. inThirty has a teacher, a real-estate agent (i think) and a working writer as hosts. Different. Feels more real-world, out of the bubble. Fresh topics. Less inside baseball. And they don't ramble. It is the anti-TWiT.

Love the show.. Just wish it was inSixty.

Quickly becoming one of my favorites. Love how there is no BS and they question each others opinions.

This is a fantastic podcast that stays on topic and adheres to a strict time limit of 30 minutes. The team is knowledgeable and hold different view points that keep things interesting.

Short and interesting.

Exactly what my title says. These guys get the info to you in a direct fashion without any rambling about nonsense. And this is the only podcast I've ever been invited to be on…so definitely check it out!

I really enjoy this podcast!! It is full of great analysis and good questions. And even though there is deep analysis, contrasting views, and a lot of accurate information, it always feel light. This is the one podcast that always leaves me wanting more. Thank you guys!!!!

I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to be a part of an upcoming episode on Kindle ebooks and indie authors. The guys were professional and prepared with questions and topics yet they were friendly and interested, which put me at ease. There was an obvious camaraderie between the three hosts and a little banter is always enjoyable. It's nice to see that they really do hit all different kinds of tech products from ebooks to Ipads to smartphones to digital pedometers and topics like being hacked, blogging and Windows 8. I think there's something here for everyone regardless of their level of tech knowledge. Being only 30 minutes, the episodes are the perfect length to touch on topics and fill you in during your drive to work or while on your lunchbreak. Definitely check them out and subscribe!

One of few tech podcasts I've found that holds my attention.

I just listened to the "commercial bowl" episode. Being well versed in media studies and modern advertising strategies, as well as the current state of data-driven content, I was impressed by the host's depth and breadth of questioning and the subsequent commentary. One aspect of the program I thought was lacking however, was a discussion of the psychological effects of advertising, as well as the effects of rampant consumerism among children, adolescents, and adults on a macro level. In future episodes, I look forward to more analysis on the overall value and/or harm each tech-related product and/or service has for society at large.

inThirty is a really exceptional podcast made by a group of real passionate tech enthusiasts, discussing the latest topics facing technology today. If you are looking for content that goes beyond the common banter found on Engadget or in TWiT than inThirty is an excellent podcast to subscribe to. If you are interested in hearing commentary that addresses the issues that really matter to techies then you would find inThirty an excellent listen. The conversations are excellent and well thought out. Although only thirty minute length (thus the name lol), inThirty covers a considerable amount of material on wide array of topics. These three guys each have their own perspectives on technology, so the listener gets several different viewpoints on a topic in one shot. For such a young podcast, inThirty is an impressive, well produced podcast that is worth listening to. I am certain that in time, it will become a big name in tech news.

Spot-on analysis, respectful debates without cynical fanboy behavior, and a concise topic to every episode. A hidden gem in the overpopulated world of tech podcasts. Can't beat the duration either.