LeadingAgile's resident Scrum trainer Dave Prior, hosts a weekly podcast that covers all sorts of topics about Agile, Scrum, Organizational Transformation and Leadership. No matter if you're new to Agile development or an Agile veteran, Dave and his guest are sure to make you think about Agile in a whole new way! Alexa knows us as Leading Agile Sound Notes.
Presented by the Los Angeles Auto Show’s AutoMobility LA, this new podcast brings you inside the award-winning conference with thought-provoking discussions on topics related to the future of transportation. Featuring analysis by Tim Stevens, Editor-in-Chief of CNET’s Roadshow, the podcast covers a wide variety of topics from vertical transportation to electrification.
Where you’ll learn how to become a prolific online influencer, attract more ideal clients and grow your practice. Brought to you by AdvisorContentX, a Done-For-You podcasting solution built just for trusted advisors. Co-hosted by Matt Halloran and Kirk Lowe.
Keeping Backyard Bees is a joint effort by Mother Earth News and Grit magazines to create a hive mind of information on bees, beekeeping, pollen, hives, honey, and much more. Our audience may be seasoned beekeepers, interested in starting a hive, or just concerned about the well-being of bees and want to know how to help. You can make a difference, and we’re here to show you how.
For more than two decades the Hoover Institution has been producing Uncommon Knowledge with Peter Robinson, a series hosted by Hoover fellow Peter Robinson as an outlet for political leaders, scholars, journalists, and today’s big thinkers to share their views with the world.
The Midday 180 accelerates your work day!! Titans Radio’s Jonathan Hutton, Chad Withrow and Rutgers Prep Hall of Famer Paul Kuharsky bring you the best interviews from biggest news makers and more opinion, attitude and perspective than your lunch box can hold.
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37signals started an indie SaaS revolution when they launched Basecamp and Ruby on Rails. Since 2004, thousands of entrepreneurs, developers, designers, and product people have tried to capture some of that success by launching their own web apps. But what does it take to launch a Software as a Service business in 2018?
Follow Jon and Justin as they build & launch their new product: Transistor.fm.
