Always enjoy listening to Richard talk about the more nuanced areas of Windows in detail—the guests are always the best. I was a bit surprised to see him taking flack in an 8-year-old review concerning use of “corporate gal” in a sentence…iirc, that’s the “Corporate Global Address List,” not gender slang :-)

This podcast is great but like a lot of other adjacent podcasts there is an issue where the topics get stale. There is way too much misguided focus on AI which is honestly pretty irrelevant to a lot of real IT people, and the obsession over it distracts from more interesting things in the IT sphere. This podcast tends to be a little too redundant when it comes to some of the talking points as well. Let’s talk less about Microsoft and maybe more about Linux servers, or Apple management, or watercooler talk about endpoint management. Just something that isn’t constantly cloud/AI, becuase IT is not all cloud/AI - it’s so much more than that.

Very good episode my employer was hit when they were in worse of time business wise. Almost brought tears into my eyes. We were out commission for 28 +!days. We paid handsome amount. Now coming to tech. point. all old servers which were our legacy DB (not MSSQL) on windows 2012 but no one connect to them directly just via tcpip connection were totally safest. No ransomwere was able hurt them. On the other hand everything else was trashed. Plus all Linux based machine were safe too. Anyway, good episode all IT people should listen to it. Because of ransomwere I stopped switching to IT security field. Too much pressure.

The RSS feed for RunAs Radio podcast only has the last 20 episodes?

I'm rating this a 5 bc I really enjoy it. But please be more careful. "...but see what you did is you just granted access to the Corporate Gal because that's your context, to some random app on the app store..." I realize that we don't always 'assume' when someone is talking about their doctor or their home renovation contractor that they are talking about a woman. It is *awesome* when someone does assume the person is the 'unexpected gender' like Jonathan Strickland over at TechSTuff podcast often does. Let's not continue the stereotype that the Corporate Gal is the one leaking our data or installing something bad. Maybe she is! But challenging the assumption is better -- and, especially today in the tech world with so few women and such a desperate need for more of them, we deserve it.

RunAs radio is full of great high quality content for mainly Windows admins and engineers. I also greatly appreciate the fantastic audio quality.

This podcast has great potential but misses it so much. The guests are usually great, as is the production quality. But the host just doesn't ask the right questions. The conversation usually breaks down into him talking about how things were so hard in the old days, and so different now; and how his kids use iPads. I understand that you can't know about every type of technology, but you can try harder than that. And don't get me started about mark minasi.

For the past few months I have been investigating all podcasts related to IT. There are are sooo many tech shows but 90 percent are tech news. This was the show I've been looking for. These guys interview a different industry expert every week pertaining to enterprise class products. For anyone who is a Microsoft IT Pro, Consultant or Sys/Net Admin like me this is the only podcast you need. I just started listening 3 weeks ago so I downloaded that past 4 months of shows, and have already listened to all of them. I use, admin, or interact with 98% of the products they discuss. I can't believe I had never found these guys before, please spread the word! RunAsRadio is #1!!!!

I'm a regular listener and enjoy their techcasts, but the episode with Shane Creamer on perfmon was one of the best I've heard in a long time. I went to work the next day, and found a problem I’ve been troubleshooting for months!