Boris and I talk about his work with Product Owner Teams and the state of Agile in Europe. Working with multiple customers is always somewhat problematic. Boris talks about several strategies to unify them into a single voice.-bob

Diana kicks off OpenSpace at the conference. If you have never attended openspace you will find the most fulfilling sessions there. At least I do.-bob

Peter Coffee delivered a keynote that was both informative and inspiring. A combination that is sometimes hard to come by at a conference. His keynote tied four of his favorite books back to the Agile Manifesto. Listen and Enjoy...-bob

Todd kicks off the conference with a Top 10 List and the news that the conference has nearly doubled since last year.

Jaraed is one of several authors that I met at the NFJS conference here in the DC area. He has a book out called Just Ship It and I believe that you should take a look at it. It offers advice that can allow nearly any shop to make there process more Agile.Enjoy.-bob payne

Are you ready for Aspect Oriented Programming, if not give this a listen and hopefully you will learn a bit more about the topic from Ramnivas. I met him at the NFJS here in the DC area and he was kind enough to teach me a thing or two about AOP.It's not just for security and logging anymore.-bob payne

Another in the NFJS series. A conversation with Brian Sletten aobut NetKernal and the Semantic Web. Brian is a DC area consultant that I have run into on projects and I am glad I ran into him at this conference. Enjoy the podcast-bob payne

Venkat Subramaniam and I talk about his new book "Practices of an Agile Developer" during the NFJS Tour 2006 in Reston VA. I enjoyed both the book and his course at NFJS. This book is going on the recommended reading list for my clients. The practices are laid out in a way that eases adoption for people new to Agile and improves the practices for those who have been doing Agile.Enjoy-bob

I talked with Jay at the end of the No Fluff Just Stuff conference in Reston VA. Jay talks about the Java roots of NFJS and discusses the inclusion of Ruby and Agile Methods into the conference tracks. If you have not been to a NFJS conference you should sign up for the one nearest to you. Say hi to Jay for me.-bob payne

Mark and I discuss Feature Driven Development (FDD), Agile Architecture and the NFJS conference. Mark is an energetic spokesman for Agile Architects everywhere. Enjoy.-bob payne