Joe Krebs and Jeff Sutherland talk about the Agile Movement just days before the Agile Manifesto turned 10 years (It originally aired in January 2011 and is re-released). Jeff provides metrics around the Scrum adoption, the Scrum Guide and of course an outlook of Scrum in the world.

Joe Krebs speaks with Christopher Avery about the Responsibility Process and the Leadership Gift. This episode originally aired in 2012 and is re-released.

Joe Krebs speaks with Caitlin Walker about Clean Language. The application of Clean Language and Systemic Modeling to coaching has led to Caitlin being invited to be joint keynote speaker in the International Coaching Federations Global on tour conference, speaking in over 7 countries to international audiences. Caitlin is a leading innovator in the field of Clean Language applications in business, schools, community development and in reaching the hardest to help and creating a context in which they can thrive together. Caitlin published the book “Contempt and Curiousity”.

Joe Krebs speaks with Ralph Jocham and Don McGreal about the role of the product owner and what challenges a person in that role often faces. They introduce the 3 V's into the world of product ownership, which stand for Vision, Value and Validation. Ralph and Don have co-authored the book “Professional Product Owner”, which provides tools and techniques for people in that role.

Joe Krebs speaks with Jerry Weinberg who has published more than 40 books, 400 articles and is a charter member of the Computing Hall of Fame in San Diego. He received the J.-D. Warnier and the Stevens Award and has influenced the IT industry since he began his career at IBM in the 1950s. Jerry authored "software classics" such as Exploring Requirements, Are your Lights on? and about writing itself, called the Fieldstone Method.  In this episode, Jerry shares some insights into problem solving, requirements work, leadership, writing methods and how this all relates to agility.

Joe Krebs speaks with Jurriaan Kamer about "How to build your own Spotify Model". He shares his thoughts around the complexity factors in organizations, for example growing size and innovation, and how Spotify dealt with it. Jurriaan touched on self-organization, self-management, the role of managers in future organizations and distributed teams. He also builds a bridge between the agile industry and Formula 1.

Joe Krebs speaks with Harrison Owen about Open Space and the impact it has in the Agile Community and organizations around the world. It originally aired in 2012 and was re-released.

Joe Krebs speaks with Jeff Patton about output versus outcome and customers and products versus users and projects.Jeff received the Agile Alliance's Gordon Pask award for contributions to Agile Development. In this episode, he cleans up some myths and misunderstandings around user-stories, story-mapping and estimation.

Joe Krebs speaks with Marc Loeffler about his new book Improving Agile Retrospectives, passion and how this all relates to scaled distributed teams.

Joe Krebs speaks with Dan Mezick about his books “The Culture Game” and the “Open Space Agility Handbook”. Dan shares his experiences with "Open Space Agility" and he provides insights into experiences of agile transformations using this approach.