This week we sit down with Maarten Dalmijn, author of Driving Value with Sprint Goals to discuss the importance of a sprint goal. We start off with the confession that for some practitioners this con

The crew (Jay Hrscko, Brad Stokes, Chris Murman, James Gifford, Andy Cleff, Troy Lightfoot, and Andrew Leff) get together to celebrate seven years of continuous weekly podcasts: 899,245 unique downloa

In this episode, host Troy Lightfoot discusses a topic he's been thinking about for a while but has yet to discuss publicly. Are smaller teams REALLY better? Let's talk about it! Feel free to comment

In this episode, host Troy Lightfoot sits down with Dan Vacanti and Prateek Singh about the new book "" which can be currently found on Leanpub. 7 years Later, with the help of Prateek, Dan released

FROM THE ARCHIVES: This week we're re-running a fave of ours, a conversation we had with Graham Scott to discuss his book Practice Makes Profit. This book takes a smart and jargon-free look at how t

This Agile Uprising podcast episode delves into the complex and often challenging subject of authenticity in the workplace. Andy Cleff, Jay Hrcsko, and Claudia Orozco-Gomez embark on a candid explora

This week host Sam Hogarth convened a panel to discuss the recent McKinsey piece on measuring software developer productivity. It this typical consultant speak, or is there something to be said about

Jason Little shares 4 mantras that many of us, uh, older agile fellows live by that capture the spirit of what agile is along with how you can adapt them to the wonderful work you're doing as a change

Where is agile going? As a practice, as a methodology, for us as practitioners? Join us this week as we chat with Chris Williams, host of the Badass Agile Podcast to discuss his last few episodes wh

In this @agileuprising episode, Andy Cleff engages in a compelling conversation with Phil Johnson about the critical role of emotional intelligence (EI) in leadership and coaching. They emphasize that