There’s a podcast (or ten) for every niche topic and industry these days, but sometimes finding the right ones and sorting through to find the best can be overwhelming—to say the least. Thankfully, we have senior consultant Rob Jago to share his podcast recommendations for the agile thinker.
The below podcasts are all currently active and publishing regularly.
Agile for Humans with Ryan Ripley
Monthly, ~45 minute episodes
“Agile for Humans™ is a podcast dedicated to the individuals and interactions that make agile work.” This one focuses on human aspects of agile, and discusses the importance of team efforts. Many agile industry experts show up on this show, so keep an eye out for recognizable names!
Recent episode: 112: Craft Brewed Agile with the Liberators
Badass Agile
Weekly, ~25 minute episodes
Badass Agile offers “short, powerful reflection on experiences, mindset and habit pairs, and current trends that will challenge and strengthen your practice.” The host, from Toronto, talks about ways of how to be a “badass” leader at work using mindset linked to agile at times.
Recent episode: Badass Unscripted – Embody True Certainty
LeadingAgile SoundNotes
Weekly/Biweekly, 30 minute episodes
A weekly discussion-based podcast from LeadingAgile’s resident Scrum trainer Dave Prior.
Recent episode: Product Funding vs. Project Funding with Dennis Stevens
Meta-Cast
Biweekly, ~40 minute episodes
The Project Management Podcast
Biweekly, ~40 minute episodes
Mostly interview-based episodes hosted by Cornelius Fichtner. There is both a free edition and a paid version, focused on project management constructs, certifications, and impact.
Recent episode: 447: Project Business and Project Business Management
Coaching for Leaders
Weekly, ~1 hour episodes
“Discover leadership wisdom through insightful conversations.” Hosted by Dave Stachowiak, who interviews and discusses leadership topics through Q&As and interviews.
Recent episode: 465: How to Lead a Virtual Team, with Susan Gerke
This is just Rob’s short list of podcasts … want the long list? Let us know on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or Instagram, and we’d be happy to share. And connect with us to share your own!