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Obviously, this is just a hack to get things going. After granting access, I was able to record audio through Powerpoint. Launched this way, when I tried to access the microphone, the System asked me whether I wanted to grant iTerm access to me microphone. By convention, every application has an executable, meaning, you can launch every application that way (but the name of the executable will usually be different). I.e., I executed the executable in Powerpoint's /Contents/MacOS subfolder. So on the command line, I've typed: /Applications/Microsoft\ Office\ 2011/Microsoft\ PowerPoint.app/Contents/MacOS/Microsoft\ PowerPoint

What did help, was to launch Powerpoint from the command line through iTerm (though I suspect, using the Terminal.app works just as well). the Terminal) using: tccutil reset Microphone Note that you can reset this list from the command line (i.e. Powerpoint does not show up in the list of app with access to the microphone (System Preferences -> Privacy -> Microphone). I have experienced the same issue when trying to record audio with Microsoft Powerpoint 2011 on macOS 10.14.