Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with Dave West, Product Owner at Scrum.org. In this episode Dave shares his view of Scrum at its 21st birthday with a focus on scaling, definition of done and the consistency as part of the Scrum. Last but not least, he closes with his thoughts around certification.

Jochen (Joe) Krebs speaks with Stacey Ackerman, also known as the Scrum Mom. Stacey introduced agile thinking to her family and she has some expert advice how to make a family click, being productive without losing fun. This is for everyone out there who wants to use sticky notes at home.

Joe Krebs speaks with Achim Nowak about presence and engagement and the impact they have on innovation and performance.

Joe Krebs speaks with Natalie Warnert about Women In Agile and its impact on careers, conferences and diversity in general. Beside Women in Agile they also had a chance to talk about Lean UX.

Joe Krebs speaks with David Hussman about Story Mapping, discovery techniques and agile product management

Joe Krebs speaks with Linda Rising about Organizational Patters, the patterns movement in general, and her books "Fearless Change" and "More Fearless Change"

Joe Krebs speaks with Ken Schwaber about Scaling and the challenges that comes with it. Evidence shows that large product development efforts are more likely to fail than smaller ones. In the context of Scrum, he takes a perspective of integration work which is often the root cause of scaled efforts.

Joe Krebs speaks with Doug Kirkpatrick, a TED talker, keynote speaker about topics such as self-management and authority.

Joe Krebs speaks with Wes Higbee about technical teams that unite behind goals to build valuable products.

Joe Krebs speaks with Yves Hanoulle about the benefits and possible challenges of agile "pair" coaching. Pairing has been popular in the XP community for years, but applied on the coaching level, provides great options for clients, teams and the agile coaches as well.