I stumbled across this podcast via LinkedIn. This has been such a great resource for me as I begin my career as a certified scrum master and project manager. I am looking forward to implement what I’ve been doing for years in a more official and effective way to maximize growth, and this podcast helps answer questions that I sometimes ask myself throughout the process.

Absolutely fantastic podcast. Great guests, numerous perspectives, and actionable tips and tools you can implement. Ryan is a great host and facilitator!

Just getting into the series. Really appreciate the pro tips and conversations. Bravo.

As an agile practitioner I have listened to many podcasts over the years and this is one of the best, if not THE best, series I have heard. Excellent content, good production values, and not too long or short, but just enough to cover a topic and leave you wanting more. Fortunately there are links in the show notes and a website to follow up for more details.

I learn something new everytime. Great podcast with insightful guests

I love to learn, and podcasts are an easy way to do that. Agile for humans is by far the most useful podcast I listen to. I learn about the cutting edge topics here and other podcasts seem a year behind.

I've been on the show a few times, but I've listened to many more of the episodes, and I learn something new in each one. This podcast is a fantastic resource.

I love when my phone dings and I know I have a new Agile for Humans episode. The topics are almost always very useful to me. Sometimes I learn about a new concept I've never been exposed to (e.g. the Spine Model) or helps me think through why I hold a belief so deeply. Regardless, I know I'll learn every episode, and be entertained while doing so. Thank you Ryan for creating this space of learning and sharing.

I have been active in the agile community and practicing responsible leadership for many years. As a life-long learner, this is my go-to podcast when I want tto continue my learning and find out what is currently happening in the agile community. Ryan brings a wide variety of guests and topics to the program, whcih alwasy keeps it fresh and innovative. I learn something every episode! I highly recommend this podcast!

New listener, looking for help with an agile transformation and very grateful to have found AFH. The conversation with Pradeepa Narayanaswamy was incredibly open and honest, had not put the two subjects together before. Many thanks.

AGILE FOR HUMANS is brought to you by humans believing and practicing the values and principles of the manifesto. Listen - Reflect - Practice

As someone new to Agile, this podcast has helped me understand what it's all about. Some episodes had advanced concepts but were still beneficial. Ryan Ripley has great guests and does an awesome job facilitating discussions. I've listened to over 70 episodes and have enjoyed them thoroughly.

As a Business/Technology Teacher I try to stay up in different trends and/or mindsets that exist outside of public education. I kept hearing the word Agile floating around peripherally and it sparked my curiosity. THIS podcast has given me a great foundation, and now if it ever comes up with my students, I won't be blindsided! :)

Great guests, stimulating relevant topics. Can't beat this podcast for your weekly agile fix!

I've been doing and being Agile for a long time, but still learn something new from every episode. Ryan doesn't try to be the smart one in the room, which makes his appreciation for the knowledge shared by his guests all the more genuine. Keep it up, Ryan!

This is my go-to podcast on Agile. It deals with the really challenging stuff - people, systems and interactions - the stuff it can take a whole career to master. Ryan is an excellent interviewer and he has extremely knowledgeable and entertaining guests. I look forward to every episode and almost always come away with some new gold nugget of knowledge.

I am down to episode 1 as I have a long commute and after the recent break from his recording, I have even started listening to some as a repeat. You get introduced to great books, more recent ideas in agile mindset, Scrum, and XP, and guests who make you think. As a scrum master to 3 teams, I get to put some of this knowledge to use immediately and introduce others to the ideas I hear right here. The only downside is now I am collecting too many cool books and not having time to read them all! Looking forward to Ryan and his collection of colleagues cranking out podcasts again! I would love to hear more about XP trends and experiences from today and more ideas on cranking out good sprint plans by self-organized teams resulting in consistent story delivery.

I look forward to each episode of Agile for Humans. The wide range of topics and guests keep the podcast exciting and unpredictable.

I am currently binge listening to this pod cast! I love the content. It hits home with my mind set of Agile thinking. It makes me want to get back to my blog and get more of my ideas out there. I had a chance to use some of the practice discussed on the show to coach teams better as well as approach coaching up in organizations with more empathy. Keep it up!

I have to either listen with a pen and pencil or go to the sit after I listen. I learn so much, there are so many terrific references, that I keep learning long after the podcast is over. Thanks!

I’ve frequently appeared on this show, so I'm biased, but in reverse: I keep joining in whenever I can because I’m such a fan. Every week Ryan brings in guests who are kind, thoughtful, and well known and highly regarded in Agile circles. Then he puts these individuals in interaction and we see what emerges in conversation. It’s Agile by humans. It’s Agile for Humans.

I learn something great from every episode, even if I don't agree with the guest. Love this show.

Agile for Humans is definitely worth a listen. Ryan does a great job of facilitating an interesting and educational discussion and I always seem to come away with a new concept to wrestle with or book to check out.

Ryan is gathering some great folks across the agile community to discuss some of the trends and challenges in moving to “what’s next” in agile software. I appreciate Ryan for amplifying the individuals and interactions in our agile community. Disclaimer: I was a guest on episode 1, but I look forward to hearing from others Ryan brings into conversation.

Clearly I'm a fan of the podcast, I help create it! I wanted to take the opportunity to thank all of you for listening and for providing great feedback to us. Without listerners podcasts do not make a lot of sense, so thank you for listening, thank you for sharing, and thank you for joining us on our agile journey.