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On the Velocity’s Edge podcast, we discuss how engineering organizations can move faster and not break things, while controlling their risks
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Signup to Generate a PitchOn the Velocity’s Edge podcast, we discuss how engineering organizations can move faster and not break things, while controlling their risks
Velocity's Edge Podcast is hosted by Velocity. The show has published 9 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "S1E9 - Nick Selby on Factionalism" (8 October 2025, 32 minutes), "S1E8 - Dr. Pablo Breuer on CISO Leadership" (1 October 2025, 18 minutes), and "S1E7 - Peat Bakke on Operationalizing Decision Records" (23 September 2025, 16 minutes).
Velocity's Edge Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 22 minutes across 9 episodes.
Booking probability for Velocity's Edge Podcast is 24%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Velocity's Edge Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Velocity's Edge Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Velocity's Edge Podcast are IT Services & Software Development. Velocity's Edge Podcast has a technology audience.
Velocity hosts Velocity's Edge Podcast, a technology podcast with 9 episodes published.
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Episode #9
When leadership is struggling with organizational dysfunction that stems from resource constraints, they tend to see teams in conflict: product versus engineering, sales versus operations, etc. They might assume the...
Many organizations hire CISOs expecting them to be security experts who can implement controls and prevent breaches. But as Dr. Pablo Breuer learned through 22 years in Navy cyber operations and leadership roles...
When Peat Bakke sits down for breakfast with engineering leaders, the conversation inevitably turns to the same frustrating pattern: talented people leave, and with them goes critical context about why systems work the...
Most engineering leaders think institutional knowledge loss is an inevitable cost of growth. They see departing employees take critical context with them—why certain processes exist, what problems they solve, how...
Episode #5
Most engineering leaders think velocity problems are technology problems. They see slow deployments and assume the solution involves better CI/CD pipelines, more developers, or migrating to microservices. But as Sarah...
When everything's on fire, most organizations make a critical mistake: they treat the crisis as the exception rather than the expectation. They burn out their teams in marathon response sessions, fail to automate...
Most organizations think of security communications as crisis management: what to say when something goes wrong. But waiting until an incident occurs to build relationships, establish trust, and create communication...
If you're leading a profitable, cash-flow-positive business, you've probably watched technical debt pile up—those accumulated consequences of choosing quick fixes over well-designed, long-term solutions. Maybe your...
In the debut of Velocity's Edge podcast, host Nicko Goncharoff speaks with Engineering Effectiveness Lead Consultant Sarah Wells about the importance of strategy to engineering effectiveness. Sarah is a recognized...
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