Virtually Agile
The podcast that hears from established thought leaders as well as amplifying newer voices, on all things agile, virtually agile and everything in between.
Episodes
In this 46-minute episode I’m joined by the founder of Everyday Agile Jac Hughes
We chat about:
- The power of a brand - Is it better to be good? Or known
- Why people buy in to big brands
- and more
In this 1 hour episode I'm joined by 2x guests Chris Williams & Ryan Ripley Chris Williams is an Agile Coach and Podcaster at Badass Agile and Ryan Ripley is the Co-founder of Agile for Humans & Professional Scrum Trainer
We explore:
- why my 2x guests are against the idea of themed retrospectives - the misconceptions about themed retros - and the need to focus on value
- The deliberate ambiguity in the Agile Manifesto
- How the Manifesto should be used
In this 37 min episode I’m joined by Cliff Hazell, an ex Spotify coach who helps companies to scale without copy and pasting frameworks.
We talk about;
- His experiences at Spotify
- The power of flight levels
- and those uncomfortable truths about agile
In this 33 minute episode I'm joined by CEO of ProKanban. org, an expert in flow metrics and predictability, Colleen Johnson
We chat about:
- Thoughts on the state of the agile market - The importance of flow metrics - and we share a few of our failures
In this 41 minute episode I'm joined by the Badass Coach himself, Bob Galen We talked about
- What makes a badass agile coach
- How to show your value
- What's next for agile
In this 41 minute episode I chat to Agile Coach and Founder of a Community that focuses on supporting Women with Public speaking in Agile and Tech, Maddie Clingan Join us as we discuss; - Women in Tech - Data driven Continuous Improvement - and we play a game called ‘Let’s get Ruthless’
In this 40 min episode I'm joined by Ex-Firefighter turned Team-centric Coach & Keynote speaker CP Richardson We chat about: - His fascinating story of a Firefighter turned Agile coach. - Improving diversity in the Agile space. - A little game of Old Man Yells at Cloud.
In this 33min episode I’m joined by Agile & Enterprise Coach, Scrum Trainer, Professional Speaker & Author of The Great ScrumMaster Book & Agile Leader Book - Zuzana (Zuzi) Sochova. We discuss we discuss the state of the Agile market, articulating your value in an Agile world, and the different types of Agile leadership, Catalyst versus Expert.
In this 37 minute episode I’m joined by two guests, from Switch to Eleven and New Ways of Working (NWoW) Experts
Nina Pozderec - Human relations psychologist, Workshop facilitator & Self-management expert Jaka Kladnik - Digital marketing expert, Scrum Master, Business model designer & ‘Corporate Rebel’
Check out this latest episode where we talk about;
- Agility in marketing - Inviting people to collaborate - New ways of ...
In this 38 min episode I’m joined by Antoni Tzavelas, Team Coach & Founder of Smiling Bowtie
We talk about:
Why happiness is important in the workplace
Finding your bowtie (This will make sense when you listen)
Positivity experiments to get started
In this 50 min episode I'm joined by Artur Margonari
A keynote speaker, agile coach and conference buddy of mine who helps people on their journey to public speaking
We chat about;
- His 9-year journey with being up on stage - How to get started including free resources to help - Engaging your audience And a lot more
In this 45min episode I'm joined by Ondrej, an Agile Coach, Scrum Master and fellow retrospective creator who has worked at companies such as Goldman Sachs, H&M & Scania Group
We chat about; - The signs of high performance - Why motivating teams is important - and we create a brand new retrospective on the fly based on the Scrum Values
In this 34 min episode I'm joined by Sheetal, a Strategic Thinker, Silo Breaker, Culture Shifter, Techy, Food and Wine Nerd. We chat about; - Agile leadership - What it is - The signs of great agile leadership - and play a game of Agile Leadership Bingo
- Why psychological safety is so important
- What Human debt is and how to tackle it
- The 4-day work week - Is it the answer?
Chris goes on a solo adventure, embracing chaos and letting the almighty LinkedIn algorithm choose his topics In this solo episode he explores;
- The Behaviour Change Dynamo - Jurgen Appello
- 10 Psychological principles for marketing - Chase Dimond
- The Definition of Done EvoCycle - Chee-Hong Hsia (Scrum Facilitators)
- 12 sources of uses stories with by Vibhor Chandel
Join me in this 35 minute episode where Virtual meets Visual, where we talk about; - The power of using visuals in the workplace - The benefits of visual thinking -How to get started if you don’t believe you can draw - Creating your visual library
On this episode with Pierre Neis - Creator of the Agile Organisation and Co-founder of the agile gaming unconference #Play14
We talk about,
- The Agile Organisation
- Our favourite agile games
- #play14 the agile games unconference
- Creating a brand new agile game using three randomly generated objects
In this episode I'm joined by Craig, an Enterprise Agile Coach, conference speaking, Red Team Thinker and remote work advocate,
In this 51 min episode we chat,
- Flow in the agile context
- The remote work debate - work from home vs work from anywhere
- The BCS conference and amplifying newer voices
In this episode I'm joined by Michael Kusters, the creator of the TOP structure which aims to bring Technology, Operations and Product equally to the table
In this 47 min episode,
-What the TOP structure is and why he created it
- The benefits of a model-neutral, scale-free approach in agile
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