I was introduced to Noah on a different Linux podcast and when he left, I went looking. I was happy to find he had his own podcast in the Ask Noah Show. It’s just fantastic. He and Steve host an always interesting and always helpful show. They host it with patience as well, which is really amazing. I’ve never heard them make anyone feel bad for not knowing something. They are the epitome of what the FLOSS community should be. Thanks guys! 🙏🏼

Love the show, topics, and Noah’s enthusiasm but my biggest gripe is the call in tech support calls. I mean it’s nice to have a tech support help line but I feel it really detracts from the show. It tends to interrupt the topics at hand and cuts the show short since it’s restricted to one hour because it’s a live radio show. I’d love a Ask Noah Show Offline Edition where we can delve into the topics at hand.

Love the show, every topic touches on things that are very relevant to me and my future setup.

Noah loves what he does. You only have to listen to 2 minutes of his show to see that. It makes me that much more eager to pursue my IT career.

It it a great show and Noah helps listeners with tech or business questions. Keep up the good work.

The biggest thing about Ask Noah is it's boring. Call in tech problems can't be solved in two minutes so either the question is mindlessly simple, or he tells them to stay on the line and he will give them a more detailed audience. This show isn't for beginning Linux users because it demands a lot of knowledge about the platform, nor is it for the experienced user as the show just covers new software, but in a cursory way. Also, Noah may be an IT guy, but he doesn't understand the insides of how the software works. He isn't a programmer his treatment of software really displays his ignorance of how software actually works. I gave it a few episodes, but it is boring and lacks insight.