Episode 3: Where is Craig’s Facepalm Moment?

August 9, 2011 by The Agile Revolution

With Craig MIA, today’s podcast with Tony and Renee covers the following topics:

Why Kanban works for us
Can playgrounds be too safe?
12 tips to be a better coach
Leankit
Should IT work (for example Iteration 0 items) be treated as stories?
Facepalm Moments: Ever had one of those moments when coaching or scrum mastering a team? Those moment when you just couldn’t believe someone made that comment and wanted to cringe and slap your head in dis-belief. These are just some of those moments.

Quotes:

“I promise not to exclude from consideration any idea based on its source, but to consider ideas across schools and heritages in order to find the ones that best suit the current situation.” – Alistair Cockburn’s Oath of Non-Allegiance

TheAgileRevolution-3 (46 minutes)

Episode 2: Squeeze your revolutionist today

July 19, 2011 by The Agile Revolution

A fun filled podcast presented by Craig, Tony and Renee covering the following topics:

Squeeze me but don’t tease me
Eat your peas: A recipe for culture change
Scott Ambler’s referred to surveys
Tony’s Plug
Linoit
Pair Programming/Pair Delivery
Chaos, Chaordism and Agile: When have you slipped away from Agile and moved into chaos? What is Chaordism? When is chaos acceptable? How do you move out of chaos?

Quotes:

“I don’t program software anymore, I program people”

TheAgileRevolution-2 (43 minutes)

Agile Australia June 2011

July 5, 2011 by The Agile Revolution

Post the excitement of the Sydney Agile Australia June 2011 conference Tony, Craig and Renee have finally published their first podcast under the banner of ‘The Agile Revolution’.

In this celebratory first episode Renee discusses with Craig some of the background leading up to the Agile Australia event and then Tony joins the revolutionists to delve into the speakers and the buzz of the two days.

Here are the presentations from the Agile Australia and check out the day 1 and day 2 photos.

Additionally you can checkout Renee’s blog of the event and Craig’s at day 1 and day 2 blog.