Joe Krebs speaks with Dr.Jill Greenbaum about the Bikablo technique and the various use cases for more visual support for agile coaches. She shares tools and techniques and how visual content can be produced on paper or digital.

Jill helps leaders across the globe to create responsive environments in corporate, government, nonprofit, and educational settings, by accessing the strengths of their communication styles. She utilizes her expertise in instructional design, training, facilitation, and coaching to deliver stellar offerings that transform participants, their relationships, and their work. She leverages her strengths as a graphic facilitator to support clients in gaining greater clarity, perspective, and depth, about the issues and challenges they are facing, enabling accelerated, richer, and long-lasting results.

Joe Krebs speaks with Richard Kasperowski about virtual Open Space and how to adjust this liberating structure to make it work in a remote environment.

Joe Krebs speaks with Michael Herman about about open space, inviting agility and business agility based on Mike Beedle’s Enterprise Scrum original work.

For nearly thirty years, he’s worked to bring people together, identify and prioritize what’s most important, and create the conditions for getting those things done. Today’s rising global wave of “business agility” is confirming his 1990’s vision of the Inviting Organization.Michael has contributed to reorganization, leadership development, business process analysis, employee engagement, and strategic planning processes.

He is best known for his work as a facilitator, teacher and leader in the practice of Open Space Technology.

Joe Krebs speaks with Lynne Cazaly about her insights on how meetings in general can be significantly improved by using a visual technique. There is evidence that by using visuals, productivity, collaboration and fun increases significantly. Music in the ears of an agilist and that makes this episode so special.

Joe Krebs speaks with Suzanne Daigle about Open Space, an effective meeting facilitation technique that has been used in meetings from 5 to 3,500 participants for more than 30 years.

Joe Krebs explores with Lee LeFever, creator of the common craft videos, how his widely known way of video creation could be used in the agile community.

Joe Krebs speaks with Elizabethe Kramer about Agile Product Management techniques including her own Pachinko Chart for agile release planning.

Joe Krebs speaks with Mike Rohde about Sketchnoting