Episode 96 - Validation Is Not What You Think It Is

Episode 97 -Agile Through A Flow Lens

Episode 98 -You Must Not Fool Yourself

Dan and Prateek have a couple of questions for you. 
What was your favourite episode in 2024?
What content would you like to see in 2025?
Please respond on Youtube. 

Episode 99 -Year End Sweepstakes

All backlogs are equal, but some backlogs are more equal than others.

Episode 100 -Some Backlogs Are More Equal Than Others

Probability is not what you think it is...

Episode 101 -Probability Is Not What You Think It Is

Ever planned a sprint using sub-tasks? Dan and Prateek discuss how this is an anti-pattern that seems to show up often on Scrum teams. The latest episode of Drunk Agile also discusses this problem at Scale.

Episode 102 -Planning Without Controlling WIP

Should you use a Cycle Time Scatterplot of Epics or a Monte Carlo simulation of stories to figure out when an Epic would be done? Daniel Vacanti and Prateek Singh discuss this in the latest episode of #DrunkAgile.

Episode 103 - Forecasting Epics Scaterplot Vs Monte Carlo

Have you been given the advice - "Slice stories so they fit within the sprint length"? There are numerous issues with this advice. Prateek and Dan take these on in the latest episode of Drunk Agile.

Episode 105 - Using Sprint Length To Size Stories

Dan and Prateek have thoughts on empiricism. How it is not all that it is cracked up to be. Find out more in this episode of Drunk Agile.

Episode 106 -  Empiricism vs Science

Dan and Prateek talk about forecasting in a probabilistic world. They demonstrate how to use Monte Carlo simulations to answer - "When will it be done?". How do we use what we know about the system to predict what we can get done using some probabilistic forecasting techniques.

Note - Some parts of this podcast use visual aids. For the full experience, please refer to the Drunk Agile youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC758reHaPAeEixmCjWIbsOA

Episode 3 - Probabilistic Forecasting using MonteCarlo

Dan Vacanti and Prateek Singh drink whisk(e)y and discuss various facets of agile software development. From scotch to bourbon and from metrics to human behaviour, we cover it all.

Drunk Agile

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