One last tour of the studio The Full Nerd called home for a decade
Credit: PCWorld The Full Nerd podcast has been running for over a decade here at PCWorld, and this month marks a big shift for the show as we transition from broadcasting in the studio to doing it all online. Our own Adam Patrick Murray has left California and decamped to North Carolina, so getting him back in the studio every week would get expensive fast. We just don’t have that kind of budget for plane tickets, so instead we’re doing what most podcast crews do these days and switching to a fully remote arrangement.
- ▪Credit: PCWorld The Full Nerd podcast has been running for over a decade here at PCWorld, and this month marks a big shift for the show as we transition from broadcasting in the studio to doing it all online.
- ▪Our own Adam Patrick Murray has left California and decamped to North Carolina, so getting him back in the studio every week would get expensive fast.
- ▪We just don’t have that kind of budget for plane tickets, so instead we’re doing what most podcast crews do these days and switching to a fully remote arrangement.
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| Publication time | Fri, 02 Oct 2026 11:00:00 +0000 |
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This is where the magic happens. Credit: PCWorld The Full Nerd podcast has been running for over a decade here at PCWorld, and this month marks a big shift for the show as we transition from broadcasting in the studio to doing it all online. The main reason? Our own Adam Patrick Murray has left California and decamped to North Carolina, so getting him back in the studio every week would get expensive fast. We just don’t have that kind of budget for plane tickets, so instead we’re doing what most podcast crews do these days and switching to a fully remote arrangement. Welcome to The Full Nerd newsletter—your weekly dose of hardware talk from the enthusiasts at PCWorld. Missed the surprising topics on our YouTube show or the latest news from across the web? You’re in the right place.
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