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The Everyday Agile Podcast

The North West's number one Agile podcast https://www.linkedin.com/company/everyday-agile-ltd/

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 30, 2026

    Will AI Replace UX Designers? The Human Side of Design, Leadership & Community: Lee Jeffery (opens the original)

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    Will AI replace UX designers? Or is the real challenge learning how to use AI without losing the human thinking that makes great products? In this episode of the Everyday Agile Podcast, Jac is joined by Lee Jeffery, Design Lead, qualified Level 5 Coach and founder of NATA, a Manchester-based design and professional community. Lee shares his experience navigating the changing world of UX and product design, leading teams through AI adoption, and building communities that help people learn, connec

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    What 20 Years As A CTO Taught Him About AI Compliance: Rob Fawcett (opens the original)

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    What does a fractional CTO actually do, and how is it different from being a contractor? In this episode of the Everyday Agile Podcast, Jac sits down with Rob Fawcett to discuss AI strategy, AI compliance, technology leadership, product development, software delivery, and what it really takes to create value from technology. Rob shares his journey from project manager and operations leader to CTO, why he chose the fractional CTO model, and why he believes businesses increasingly need experienced

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Agile Is Broken. Here's How We Fix It: Martin Schellert (opens the original)

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    What happens when Agile scales? According to Agile transformation consultant Martin Schellert, the answer shouldn't be to simply add more process, more frameworks and more bureaucracy. In this episode of the Everyday Agile Podcast, Martin joins us to talk about what happens when Agile transformations go wrong ,and why organisations often lose the things that made Agile teams effective in the first place. We get into some big Agile and product management questions: • Why does scaling Agile often

  4. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Growing App Ratings From 2 to 4.7 stars, Product Retention Playbook: Diana Matei (opens the original)

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    Diana Matei has spent 10+ years building and launching B2C and B2B products across e-commerce, fintech, marketplaces, and subscriptions. Work that's helped increase app downloads by 35%, boost app revenue by 15%, and take app ratings from 2 stars to 4.7 stars. In this episode, she breaks down how AI is reshaping product management, why brand often beats "the best product," and the retention framework she now builds with every client. We cover: ✅ Why AI is making tech a commodity, and what that m

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    AI, Agile & the Future of Project Delivery: Michael Gold (opens the original)

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    AI won't necessarily replace project managers, but it could completely change what the job looks like. In this episode of the Everyday Agile Podcast, I sit down with Michael Gold to talk about AI, project management, Agile, vibe coding, product development and the future of professional services. Michael has built an AI-native Professional Services Automation (PSA) platform, Aria, using a combination of AI, vibe coding, Lovable and traditional software development. We get into the reality behind

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