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THE SECOND PART OF OUR MAGICAL CROSS OVER EPISODE WITH THE HORROR BUSINESS!! Before you listen to this episode, jump over and listen to the first part of this conversation which appears on one of our sister shows, HORROR BUSINESS!  This episode begins with a song from BOYFRNDZ and on the break features a song from Josh’s band SOLARIZED As the creator and host of HORROR BUSINESS, Justin is of course the PERFECT guest and we are honored to have him on the show. Josh and I bust on each other mercilessly on this episode, and Lore is professional the entire time. The WACK AND ON TRACK section features a variety of endorsements, not least of which for stuff on SHUDDER.COM  In fact, here are some other links we vaguely refference THE MAHONING DRIVE IN THE GATEWAY BEYOND THE WALLS MISKATONIC INSTITUTE NYC MOONLIGHT BIKE RIDE PHILLY VANISHING LIFE AT BOOT AND SADDLE LIMP WRIST SHOW AT UNITARIAN CHURCH AMALGAM COMICS/COFFEE There should probably be more, but there we go       SOUND NOTES: sounds aight. We discuss Phantasm IV and V, and the discussion is great even if those movies are not. There are many spoilers ahead so be ware, but also just don’t watch the fifth movie cause it is awful. Much respect to everyone who has been contributing to our awesome CINE-WEEN posts, who RATE REVIEW SUBSCIBE AND DOWNLOAD DOWNLOAD DOWNLOAD if you have ever told a friend about us, bought a t-shirt, made a tweet or fb post, we love you. Thanks for being awesome. Comment on the site or hit us up on social media to tell Josh how shitty Lil Dicky is peace       The post CINEPUNX Episode 57: PHANTASM IV & V Discussion with Horror Business Own Justin Lore appeared first on Cinepunx.

This episode of Sound Notes is all about UX and Agile. Marcy Jacobs, Digital Service Expert for U.S. Digital Service and LeadingAgile's John Tanner join Dave Prior to explore the topic of UX and Agile. If you'd like to learn more about the specific questions address during the conversation, check out the show notes below. Show Notes John and Marcy Interview begins 00:08 Introductions to Marcy and John 00:42 The difference between UX, UI and Visual Design 02:27 An example of Visual Design, UI and UX 04:11 Focus Groups… BAD! 07:27 Where to get the info about your user/customer 08:46 What is User Centered Design 11:03 How do you help clients develop greater mindfulness about design 14:30 When the stakeholders “know” what the user needs19:25 Features and solution should be driven by understanding the problem 21:48 Changing the Portfolio Mindset 23:36 When they don’t know that they don’t understand the problem 25:40 Moving past the “just get it launched, we’ll fix it later” mindset 27:52 What do we mean by “MVP” and what do people actually need (not what do they want)? 29:43 What UX Metrics should we use to just success 31:28 Intranets… and pain 34:29 How much is good design is enough?Is there a point at which good design is not valuable? 36:44 Enticing management to support better design 38:52 If we are going to iterate, can’t just we fix the design later? 41:00 Dave’s hypothetical situation and a design-centric response 42:50 UX and Dev to working together on understanding user needs 45:59 Getting a more comprehensive view of what his happening for the user when they interact with hat you are building 48:51 What one thing do Marcy and John wish people understood about design 50:43 Getting the world to shift it’s thinking about design 51:51 Reaching Marcy and John for more information 54:27 Agile DC - Dave Nicolette Teaser 54:52 If you'd like to get in touch with Marcy Jacobs, you can find her on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcy-katz-jacobs-a26a5b John Tanner can be reached on the LeadingAgile site at http://www.leadingagile.com/guides/john-tanner/ or via LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/tannerjs If you'd like to check out Agile DC to learn more about the even John mentioned, check out their website here: http://agiledc.org

For the last several months 30%-40% the folks attending LeadingAgile’s CSM and CSPO courses have come from Digital Agencies. Nearly all the attendees have questions about how to implement Agile practices in a Digital Agency Model. In this episode of Sound Notes, Brett Harned, who runs the Digital PM Summit, and Rachel Gertz from LouderThanTen, took some time to share what they’ve seen work, and not work, with Agencies who are trying to apply Agile. Show Notes: Interview Start and introductions 1:48 What makes Digital Project Management a complicated fit with Agile 3:44 What is a Digital Agency 6:17 How the historical relationship between Client’s and Agencies complicates integrating Agile in Digital 7:56 The importance of building strong relationships with your client 11:22 What practices from Agile have you seen implemented that work? 13:12 Do typical contracts between Agencies and Clients allow for backlog grooming throughout the project… is that possible ? 14:24 Adapting Digital contracts for Agile18:12 What work does Digital agency do for free when bringing Agile to a client that a consulting company would be getting paid to do 21:32 Using Agile practices effectively in different areas of the project 23:40 When your Product Owner doesn’t have final say 25:39 Should we have “approval debt” (like technical debt) for POs’ who aren’t empowered to give approval 27:55 Is it really about developing an Agile way of interacting with the client 30:22 What Agile practices just don’t work in Digital 31:14 Can you actually have stable teams in Digital? Have you seen an Agency do that? 33:14 Do we need a new type of Agile that is better suited to Digital work 38:46 A MOTORCYCLE! 40:52 Advice for those trying to use Agile in Digital 42:16 Getting in touch with Rachel and Brett 46:55 You can reach Rachel Gertz here Twitter - https://twitter.com/louderthanten Website - https://louderthanten.com COAX (the magazine) https://louderthanten.com/coax You can reach Brett Harned here Twitter - https://twitter.com/brettharned Website - http://brettharned.com For information on the Digital PM Summit Twitter - https://twitter.com/digitalPMsummit Website - http://bureauofdigital.com/summits/digital-pm/

In this edition of our Sound Notes podcast, we sat down with Enterprise Transformation Consultant, Devin Hedge and CST, Dave Prior to share our experiences introducing innovation into an organization through the program and portfolio levels.

In this edition of our Sound Notes podcast, we sat down with LeadingAgile CEO, Mike Cottmeyer to talk about the big splash our company plans to make during the World's Largest Agile Conference in Atlanta.

In this version of Sound Notes, we sat down with Jann Thomas and Tim Wise of our consulting team to answer questions from attendees of our Certified Scrum Training courses. This podcast tackles questions on how UX fits into Agile and recommendations to help Design and UX work with Agile.

ON THE LATEST EPISODE WE TALK THE BRILLIANCE OF ORSON WELLES, THE MEDIOCRITY OF BATMAN VS SUPERMAN, AND HIGHLIGHT SOME OF THE CINEDELPHIA FILM FESTIVAL! IT IS REALLY GREAT! Hey friends, welcome to the LATEST episode of the mightiest podcast on this world or any other, CINEPUNX! It has been far too long since we sat down to record, and so there is a bit of time spent catching up before we get into the meat of the issue. The most important part of that for both us was expressing our gratitude to all of you for listening, sharing, telling your friends, subscribing, rating, and reviewing!! WE CAN NOT DO THIS WITHOUT ALL OF YOUR AWESOME SUPPORT!!       We embark on a difficult journey in this episode, that is saying anything even vaguely relevant about two Orson Welles films, Citizen Kane and A Touch of Evil. I am afraid that we do not entirely succeed, but it was fun, so we hope it is fun for YOU to listen to! In my review of the MOVIES AND MEANING FESTIVAL  I forgot a lot of names of movies and bands and what not. One of those was Le Famille Belier, a film I cannot recommend enough. Another was some of the bands featured in the film Good Vibrations, bands like RUDI, THE OUTCASTS, and THE UNDERTONES. We end the episode discussing some things we are excited for in the upcoming CINEDELPHIA FILM FEST! Check it out and please support! We also apologize in advance for anyone who feels like we did not cover Orson Welles sufficiently, BUT we promise to do a follow up episode where we will not only discuss more of his films, but also have a bite more research done as well. Thanks for listening! SOUND NOTES: pretttttaaayyyy, prettttaaayyy, pretty good.   The post CINEPUNX Episode 48: Orson Welles, BVS, and CFF appeared first on Cinepunx.

In this version of our Sound Notes podcast, we sat down with LeadingAgile CEO, Mike Cottmeyer to talk about the focus of Agile in 2016. We discuss why organizations are still struggling to successfully adopt agile, how the systems of many large organizations are still broken, and how the popular scaling methods are only a part of the solution to successful enterprise agile adoption. From there, Mike and Dave Prior use a couple of metaphors to describe the past, present and future of agile along with the difficult change management aspects of agile transformation.

In this version of Sound Notes, we sat down with Enterprise Agile Coach, Jann Thomas and asked here the question: Is the ScrumMaster role a full-time position?

In this version of our Sound Notes with Dave Prior, we speak with LeadingAgile CEO, Mike Cottmeyer on the rise of Bimodal IT Enterprises and how it is impacting modern businesses. Based on new research coming out of Gartner, we explore where Bimodal IT found it's roots and how it is being applied today. From there, Mike and Dave discuss the differences between mode 1 and 2, as well as how organizations can make the journey from a more traditional form of delivery with mode 1, to a more exploratory and nonlinear model with mode 2. Lastly, we'll explore how mode 1 and mode 2 relate to LeadingAgile's Compass for Enterprise Transformation, the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) and what it takes to make the shift from mode 1 to mode 2.

In this version of Sound Notes, we sit down to talk with Enterprise Transformation Consultant, Russ Peńa ahead of his talk at the 2015 Building Business Capability Conference in Las Vegas. Pulling from this background with IIBA and his role as the former Chief Methodologist of a Fortune 500 Bank, Russ discusses the differences between Business Analysts and Business Architects and how Business Analysts can grow themselves professionally to become Business Architects. From there, Russ and Dave discuss how Business Analysts can hone their chops to think strategically, the growth of IIBA and the crucial partnership between Business Analysts and Business Architects.

The moon is full, my skin is tingly, and I can feel the change coming on, so it MUST be time for a new episode of CINEPUNX!!!! Our MONTH OF HORROR continues as we sit down with host of the HORROR BUSINESS podcast, scene stalwart, and internet sensation Justin Lore!! Justin is a big fan of werewolf films and was excited to come on the show and discuss them with us. We were also joined by Cinepunx regular Evan Vellela! You may know Evan from multiple episodes, some of our favorites in fact, as well as our many flyers which he designs exclusively. OH MAN WHAT  A FUN CAST OF CHARACTERS WE ARE!!! It was not long into our conversation before wackiness ensued. Some highlights Josh makes the bold claim that cannibal films are not only racist, but the people who love them are as well. Justin agrees, perhaps a bit TOO easily, while I attempt to salvage the good will of our cannibal loving audience. Of course, I am mostly just hoping for that Eli Roth cash in some day. So sick. I also say a bunch of stuff that I think is factually incorrect about the Fabio Frizzi show, like capacity and songs played Lore really loves werewolf movies. Evan really likes AMENDMENT 18 I suggest the real problem with werewolf movies is related to special effects Evan tells a story where he ACTUALLY says 14th street, but anyone from Philly knows that is NOT a thing. Josh says Thriller is the best werewolf movie ever Josh also says that werewolf movies are ALWAYS better than vampire movies, and I and Justin lose our collective shit. Evan doesn’t really care. We invite feedback on two things- CANNIBAL MOVIES, DO YOU LIKE THEM? ARE WEREWOLF MOVIES ALWAYS BETTER THAN VAMPIRE MOVIES? WHAT ABOUT AS A WHOLE? WHAT ABOUT JOSH IS A CRAZY PERSON WHO DOESN’T LIKE FRIGHT NIGHT! Thanks so much to everyone who watched the PERISCOPE feed, it is a fun thing we are trying when we record. This episode was a lot of fun to record, and we are so glad Justin and Evan could be with us. SOUND NOTES: sounded great. right? right. PLEASE TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS, AND MAYBE COMMENT, AND MAYBE SUBSCRIBE?? The post EPISODE 38: ALL THINGS WEREWOLF WITH JUSTIN LORE AND EVAN VELLELA appeared first on Cinepunx.

LOOK AT US KEEPING OUR PROMISES LIKE SOME SORT OF SQUARES! IT IS A NEW EPISODE OF THE NOTORIOUS C.I.N.E.P.U.N.X.     Oh, hai guise. Welcome to the latest installment of our MONTH OF HORRORS! We sat down with Mosh Master, Horror Hound, and Vocalist extreme John Wren! You may know him from his band BOTTOMFEEDER  or you may have read some of his film reviews on STEREOKILLER  or you may have had him mosh you into oblivion during an ALL OUT WAR set or for that matter NEW FOUND GLORY or GWAR. dude gets around. As one of the first dudes I remember knowing from both shows and who made an effort to see cool movies, I was stoked to have him on the show. He and Josh hit it off too, and Josh declared that they are now friends, so that is a plus. We spent more time discussing the new Austrian film GOODNIGHT MOMMY, than I think we intended. Our hope was that the film would lead to a richer discussion of horror in general, and though we had a good conversation, it wasn’t as broad as I know we could have done. I of course talk too much as usual, cause I am a monster. RELEVANT LINKS: FRIZZI 2 FULCI EVENT SINCERITY FEST SOLD OUT DILLINGER 4 SHOW TURKISH FILM BASKIN SCREENING AT PHILADELPHIA FILM FEST A VERY SCARY SLEEPOVER: WES CRAVEN’S HALLOWEEN NIGHTMARE MAHONING DRIVE IN THEATER (we only briefly mention but we love them) EXHUMED FILMS ( they are co-promoting the FRIZZI 2 FULCI event and of course HORRORTHON is coming up)   Hey, do us a favor, and share this episode with your friends. ALSO, share some of these events with your friends. We love supporting folks we care about DO YOU HAVE AN EVENT OR A FILM YOU WANT US TO PROMOTE? GET IN TOUCH!! we are not always the best at email, but we will try DO YOU WANNA WRITE FOR THE SITE? GET IN TOUCH! We are picky about content, not about people! SOUND NOTES: sounds great! The ALL OUT WAR song will be a little long for anyone who doesn’t like ALL OUT WAR so sorry I guess. ok, we out.     The post EPISODE 37: WE TALK GOODNIGHT MOMMY WITH SPECIAL GUEST JOHN WREN! appeared first on Cinepunx.

In this version of our Sound Notes podcast, CST, Dave Prior talks shop with Enterprise Agile Coach, Tim Wise about his experience with DevOps in product development. Listen in as they start their conversation around the buy-in of a pull system, reducing cycle time and the importance of shared purpose and intent in DevOps. From there, they dive in to how an organization can strive for continuous improvement and use a number of different practices, including DevOps and Lean Startup to find their product/market fit faster.

In this edition of Sound Notes, we sit down with two members of our Enterprise Agile Coaching team to answer real questions from students of our last Certified Scrum Training Course in Atlanta. Listen in as Agile Coaches, Robert Sfeir and Adrian Wible speak with Certified Scrum Trainer, Dave Prior to answer questions on cross-functional teams, navigating large-scale migration and experiences in dealing with architects and role changes in agile.

In this edition of Sound Notes we sit down to interview Enterprise Agile Coach, Dean Stevens ahead of his presentation at the Agile2015 Conference. The basis of Dean's presentation explores how a Product Owner Team functions in large organizations. Dean shares a preview of the roles associated with a Product Owner Team and how this team helps accelerate your product delivery.

In this edition of Sound Notes, Dave Prior sits down with LeadingAgile CEO, Mike Cottmeyer to talk about the world's largest Agile Conference, Agile2015. Listen in as they discuss what to expect of the conference for new attendees, the diversity of perspectives and the social aspect of putting over 2,000 Agilists in the same place for five days. Mike also shares a preview of his Agile2015 talk, Three Things You Must Know to Transform Any Sized Organization into an Agile Enterprise as the two share common challenges around Enterprise Agile Adoption and Transformation.