Season 3

Why Change Triggers Your Organization's Immune System
Definitely, Maybe AgileJuly 09, 2026x
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Why Change Triggers Your Organization's Immune System

Organizational change resistance isn't dysfunction, it's a system doing exactly what it was built to do. Peter and Dave break down why structures, incentives, and leadership behavior create that resistance, and how AI is now exposing it faster than ever. Dave and Peter dig into what they call the or...

Organizational Honesty in Agile Teams
Definitely, Maybe AgileJuly 02, 2026x
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00:17:4912.27 MB

Organizational Honesty in Agile Teams

Organizational honesty starts with information: can your team actually see what's happening, and can they say it without fear of pushback? Dave and Peter dig into why teams shade the truth when a deadline is on the line, and what actually creates room for honesty instead. They talk about the differe...

AI Is Speeding Up Delivery. Are You Building the Right Thing?
Definitely, Maybe AgileJune 25, 2026x
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AI Is Speeding Up Delivery. Are You Building the Right Thing?

AI is making it faster and cheaper to ship features. That doesn't mean you should ship more of them at once. Peter and Dave dig into a pattern they're both starting to see: organizations using AI-assisted development as a reason to bring back big upfront planning and large project releases. The logi...

Data, AI, and Knowing When to Let Go - with Tommy Cotter
Definitely, Maybe AgileJune 18, 2026x
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00:25:5117.78 MB

Data, AI, and Knowing When to Let Go - with Tommy Cotter

Tommy Cotter is Director of Data Products at Benzinga, a financial media company building the data infrastructure that sits behind trading platforms and investment apps used by millions of people daily. He's been navigating the shift to AI-assisted workflows in a space where speed and accuracy aren'...

AI Adoption Starts With How People Think, Not Which Tools They Pick - with Royce Sin
Definitely, Maybe AgileJune 11, 2026x
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00:34:1623.57 MB

AI Adoption Starts With How People Think, Not Which Tools They Pick - with Royce Sin

Royce Sin spent a decade at HSBC automating things nobody asked him to automate. He didn't ask for permission. He just did it, showed people the results, and let the time savings speak for itself. That instinct, to question why things are done a certain way and then actually do something about it, i...