Joe Krebs speaks with Bob Gower about great teams and the psychology behind it that make teams great. Hear him go deeper on one of the principles of positive teaming, a collection of patterns he created based on his 25+ years of experiences working with teams.

Joe Krebs speaks with Joshua Kerievsky about the Joy of Agility and his upcoming book with the same title. Joshua is a veteran agile community member since the late 1990s and an advocate of eXtreme Programming since then. Joshua will deliver a keynote at the Agile 2022 in Nashville.

Joe Krebs speaks with Clare Sudbery about eXtreme Programming related topics, such as pairing, refactoring and continuous integration. We also talked about professionalism in software development and how quality, coding, design and knowledge sharing are all intertwined to make agile teams successful. Clare has a full stack experience, has always been involved in the complete development lifecycle, and has extensive DevOps experience.

Joe Krebs speaks with Kelly Waters about how agile processes impact digital agencies. Kelly spoke for example about fixed price projects, success stories but also the challenges his clients face. Technical excellence using eXtreme Programming, which was his entry into the agile community many years ago are also part of this episode.

Joe Krebs speaks with Ron Jeffries, one of the 17 signatories of the Agile Manifesto, about Refactoring, Agile Training and People.

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.

Joe Krebs speaks with Zuzi Sochova about agile teams and the environment that makes them flourish.