Mac Power Users - Podcast Rankings and reviews

The Mac Power Users Podcast is an exceptional resource for Apple enthusiasts and power users alike. David and Stephen (and previously Katie [we miss you Katie!]) delivers insightful discussions, tips, and tricks that unlock the full potential of Apple devices. The hosts' deep knowledge and passion for the subject matter shine through in each episode, making it a pleasure to listen to. This is a go-to podcast regardless of your professional or tech skill. Whether you're seeking productivity hacks, software recommendations, or expert interviews, the Mac Power Users Podcast consistently delivers valuable content that helps you make the most of your Apple ecosystem. It's a must-listen for anyone looking to elevate their Mac and iOS experience.

Michael D.J. - The Tech-Savvy Lawyer.Page

I’ve been listening to Mac Power Users for many years—going all the way back to the early days before the show joined Relay and before Stephen became co-host. It’s been a great resource as I’ve grown in my use of Apple devices, and I learned so much from David especially when I was new to the Mac. While I occasionally skip an episode depending on the guest or topic, I listen to most and always find something useful or thought-provoking. It’s a thoughtful, practical show that’s helped shape how I use my technology.

Voice podcasts need to be louder than for listening to music. You need to comfortably discriminate every word to understand and make sense of the content. If you are in a gym, on a walk, or anywhere in public you generally have to turn the sound up.

With Mac Power Users you get blasted with a jarring, obnoxious, and TOO LOUD sound to announce each commercial. To make matters worse, they blast the sound again at the end of the commercial.
A VU meter may show that jarring sound to be within normal range, but just like TV commercials from years ago, it is too loud to match the voice content.

I listen to the podcast for the great content, but get angry each and every time I am blasted by that sudden, jarring, obnoxious, and TOO LOUD riff of sound.

Heck, even if you just have an iPhone, there are episodes of this show that will help you.

Hosts are relaxed and interested; and put their advice in lots of context.

The real treat is when they have developers on the show - Bring back Brett Terpstra!