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Old software and IT systems are the backbone of our businesses. We cannot avoid legacy systems but modifying and upgrading them is often hard. Join me, Richard Bown, as I talk to industry experts about everything from IT operations and software change and delivery techniques as well as creating and steering a software product vision. Find out about real-world IT and software delivery best practices that help industries of all kinds deliver more value on time to keep customers happy and to keep out legacy systems delivering value.Join me as I take a people-first approach to building future-proof IT and software systems.
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Signup to Generate a PitchOld software and IT systems are the backbone of our businesses. We cannot avoid legacy systems but modifying and upgrading them is often hard. Join me, Richard Bown, as I talk to industry experts about everything from IT operations and software change and delivery techniques as well as creating and steering a software product vision.
Loving Legacy is hosted by Richard Bown. The show has published 34 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "HUMAN SOFTWARE: How We Treat Each Other At Work" (28 November 2025, 6 minutes), "That One Script You Wrote is Now a Platform" (28 November 2023, 29 minutes), and "The QUEST for Better Software: Happier Teams and Happier Customers" (3 July 2023, 28 minutes).
Loving Legacy publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 19 minutes across 34 episodes.
Booking probability for Loving Legacy is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Loving Legacy requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Loving Legacy's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Loving Legacy are IT Services & Software Development and Business & Management Consulting. Loving Legacy has a technology audience.
Richard Bown hosts Loving Legacy, a technology podcast with 34 episodes published.
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In this special episode I say hello after two years in silence, and I share what has been going on in the meantime. I wrote a book. It's a novel. It's about how we treat each other at work, it's about families, friends...

Episode #33
What is a platform? How does one appear and what do you do with it when you have one? Exploring the line between planned organisational change and operational overhead. Overview of the state of platforms and...

To kick off a new season, I start with a deep dive into the QUEST framework-which-isn't-a-framework. QUEST is a mnemonic that helps you remember essential software delivery tasks. This previews my upcoming "We Are...

Do you hate legacy or do you love it? Do you accept it or do you want to stamp it out? This time I talk to Nico Krijnen (Lumunis) about the opportunities we have in our legacy codebases to understand our business...

We are bombarded with the need for business change - which means systems change. At the same time, we need to be faster, safer and more secure than ever. How can you learn to make software delivery effortless, and how...

I talk to Jonathan Hall about all things DevOps from small companies to large companies and where the customer fits in the often technical story of our code development and deployment. How do you bring junior devs up to...

What does it mean to support, extend or even replace a monolith and should we even try? This time I explore the landscape as it is now - when we feel under pressure to "do microservices" yet we have something that works...

I talk to Dani Grant, the CEO and co-founder of Jam about their browser-based bug reporting solution and how it improves the bug-fixing experience for all those involved in reporting, triage and development. We discuss...

Not all engineers are equally invested in understanding what our software is actually doing - should they be and why? Is building a successful software product more than just a technical exercise in observability? How...

I talk to Jacob Lafors about his company, Verifa, as well as their approach to engagements around platform engineering, CI/CD and how he provides a value stream mapping service to clients. We talk about developer...

Episode #24
It's 2023 and just like any year, your timeline is awash with good intentions and lists of things that you can do this year. You might even be writing a list - but what is the good of a list if you never look at it and...

Episode #23
Legacy and tech debt are a fact of life in all software. So how can we identify the major causes and try to limit them in our development process? This time I discuss the major causes of tech debt and put forward a way...

Episode #22
Before I read the book by Kent Beck I was just thinking - pesky tests what are they good for apart from getting in the way? What’s so good about Test Driven Development? But writing tests isn’t what test-driven...

Episode #21
Why do we love to build new code when we have plenty of good software that already works? Is the platform language or framework legacy? Is it because we want to learn a new skill? Is it because we are just bored of...

Sparked by a short Twitter exchange, this time I investigate why a lot of CD implementations (that I've come across) often appear to be half-complete or just fail to achieve CD. What are the root drivers behind...

What is legacy? What does it have to do with building new software? Why does it annoy us as software developers? Why does it worry us as business owners or product managers? Why do we ignore it as forward-lookers? ...

Episode #18
An increasing number of businesses are now actually (at least partially) also software businesses. Energy companies, financial giants, insurers, and retailers – all of them have significant in-house developer...

I talk to Tom Kennes, sustainable cloud consultant and ambassador for the Sustainable Digital Infrastructure Alliance (SDIA). We discuss how IT and software delivery can be more sustainable and what happens when Ronaldo...

Episode #16
When was the last time you did a Minimal Viable Product that was actually minimal? How often do we get it right and truly focus on delivering something of value to the customer? On this week's podcast, I riff on the...

Episode #15
In this episode we explore the way that technology, tools and architecture can affect the product that you are building. As engineers do we need to think more about product side? As product marketers what can we do to...
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