
The Agile Revolution
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Episode 144: Mob Programming & #noestimates with Woody Zuill
Episode 143: One Last Jam with The “Dude” David Hussman

Episode 142: Agile and SSLM at cPrime with Zubin Irani
Craig sits down with Zubin Irani, the CEO of cPrime, at the Agile 2016 conference in Atlanta and chats about: CPrime is the largest Atlassian implementer and platinum partner Need to make sure that ALM products work with your process and support and enable it One of the big gaps in the Coaching world is … Continue reading →
Episode 141: Agile Coaching with a Latin Touch with Martin Alaimo
Episode 140: Spinning the AgilityHealth Radar with Sally Elatta
Episode 139: Talking Agile Craft with Steve Elliott
Episode 138: A Responsibility Deep Dive with Christopher Avery
Episode 137: The State of JIRA with Jake Brereton
Episode 136: Water-Scrum.org-Falling with Dave West
Episode 135: DevOps & Electric Cloud with Anders Wallgren
Episode 134: Unicorns, Distributed Teams and Agile User Groups with Mark Kilby
Episode 133: Rules Are For Pussies!

Episode 132: Usability Made Easy with Steve Krug
Tony, Craig and Renee are at Agile Australia and catch up with Steve Krug and talk usability and along the way try to figure out whether Tony is lean, agile or just old… “Don’t Make Me Think” book, now in 3rd edition Agile Australia keynote “You’re not doing usability testing? Are you…nuts?“ need to start doing … Continue reading →

Episode 131: Program Management Envato Style with Adrian Fittolani
Renee, Tony and Craig are at Agile Australia and sit down with Adrian Fittolani from Envato and discuss program management and monte carlo simulations. Renee also makes an estimate that is super accurate! Envato – a marketplace for creative assets Lisa Frazier talk at Agile Australia “Leadership in the Digital World“ utilise bottom up program … Continue reading →
Episode 130: Agile Australia 2016 Vox Pop #2
Episode 129 – Agile Australia 2016 Vox Pop #1
Episode 128 – Elabor8-ing the Agile BA with Ryan McKergow
Episode 127 – Storming DD’s with Paul Rayner

Episode 126 – Agile Snotfest
Renee has been busy being sick (and Tony and Craig are sick of being busy) and thus it has been a long time between cough syrup for our Revolutionists… The Scrum Guide was updated in July 2016 to add some value(s) Renee has a copy of the Scrum Body of Knowledge (for $#!^$ and giggles) The need … Continue reading →

Episode 125: 10 Minutes with Dan North
After many failed attempts to get him on the podcast, Craig finally catches up with Dan North at YOW! Conference on his way out the door to the airport and in a quick chat they cover: BDD – developing an application by looking at its behaviour from the perspective of its stakeholders (people who’s live … Continue reading →
Episode 124: Talking Testing with Anne-Marie Charrett
Episode 123: Some Principles of Lean and Product Development Flow with Don Reinertsen
Episode 122: Learning to Learn with Aino Vonge Corry
Episode 121: Diversity & Frugal Innovation in Africa with Betty Enyonam Kumahor
Episode 120: Microservices & The Lean Enterprise with James Lewis

Episode 119: Agile (Raccoon) is Dead with “Pragmatic” Dave Thomas
Craig and Tony are at YOW! Conference and get the opportunity to sit down with Dave Thomas, signatory to the Manifesto for Agile Software Development and have a great discussion about: Dave’s talk “Agile is Dead (Long Live Agility)“ Agile as a word has become meaningless, don’t follow the off-the-shelf processes, apply small corrections to move … Continue reading →
Episode 118: YOW! 2015 Brisbane Vox Pop

Episode 117: The Changing Role of a Tester with Mark Pedersen
Craig is at the YOW! Connected conference and talks to Mark Pedersen, the CTO at KJR, and they talk all things quality and testing: the changing role of a tester in an Agile environment, it clarifies the role rather than making it blurrier in an Agile environment it does not make sense to have a … Continue reading →
Episode 116: The Heart of Modern Agile
Episode 115: Connecting Developers & Designers with Chris van Raay & Tom Brodhurst-Hill
Episode 114: The Responsibility Process with Christopher Avery
Episode 113: GreenHopper Handyman Folio with JC Huet
Episode 112: Inside Spotify with Anders Ivarsson
Episode 111: M&Mailbag
Episode 110: Every Voice Engaged via Games with Luke Hohmann
Episode 109 – The Art of Agile Fluency with James Shore
Episode 108 – SAFe from the Source with Dean Leffingwell
Episode 107 – Kanban in Action with Marcus Hammarberg
Episode 106: Turning the Agile Ship Around with David Marquet
Episode 105: The Flux Interview
Episode 104: Agile Australia 2015 Vox Pop #2
Episode 103: Agile Australia 2015 Vox Pop
Episode 102: The Essence of Microservices (and Agile) with Scott Shaw
Episode 101: The Lean Mindset with Mary and Tom Poppendieck
Episode 100: 100th Episode Spectacular
Craig, Renee and Tony come together to celebrate 100 episodes of The Agile Revolution, and review the journey of both the podcast and Agile in general over the last 4 and a half years and surprise themselves on how many things have changed but how many things have remained the same. Thank you to all … Continue reading →
Episode 99: 99, Not Out!
Episode 98: The Heckle Revolution YOW! 2015 Edition
Craig joins Darren Rogan, Ben Morgan and Leigh Appel in another special cross over episode with the Hack && Heckle Podcast to talk software development, Agile and preview the upcoming YOW! conference that will be covered by both podcasts. This episode has been released simulatenously as H&&H 131 – Hack and Heckle / Agile Revolution Discuss … Continue reading →
Episode 97: 3 Things, 3 Letters (Git, CTO, MBA) with Peter Bell
At YOW! Conference, Craig has a chat with Peter Bell, a contract member of the GitHub training team, co-founder of CTO School and the founder of the Startup CTO Summit series and they talk about approaches to learning Git, building better CTO’s and digital literacy for MBA’s. YOW! 2014 talk “How To Undo Almost Anything with Git“ … Continue reading →
Episode 96: YOW! 2014 Brisbane Vox Pop

Episode 95: User Story Mapping (Something Something) with Jeff Patton
After chasing him across the east coast of Australia, Craig sits down with Jeff Patton at YOW! Conference in Sydney. Along the way they fail to remember the subtitle of Jeff’s “User Story Mapping” book and talk about: Art school dropout to software developer to early Extreme Programming “Extreme Programming Explained” by Kent Beck (and we agree the … Continue reading →