Podcast appearances and mentions of jon friedman

Lester Kiewit speaks to Jon Friedman, the SPCA's wildlife supervisor about the sighting of an otter in Mitchells Plain.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we have a riveting discussion with Dr. Jon Friedman the Chief Medical Officer of Transplant Genomics. Dr. Friedman, joined Transplant Genomics as Chief Medical Officer in February 2022 after 22 years with Optum/United Health Group. Dr. Friedman is a Fellow of the American Society of Transplantation and received an AST Distinguished Service Award for his efforts in breaking down financial barriers in support of living kidney donors. Tune in for discussion on the use of blood tests to avoid biopsies, how we are working towards decreasing the amount of immmunosupresion meds in the future, and the future direction of transplant medicine! Email: bothsidesofthestethoscope@gmail.com Instagram: @bothsidesofthestethoscope Twitter: @bsotsthethoscope 

Microsoft announced its plan to add artificial intelligence (AI) into its line of office products including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook last week. The announcement came a day after Google released its own AI tools to be used with Gmail, Google Docs and other products to developers and selected businesses. Called "Copilot", Microsoft's AI tools will offer writing and input suggestions in these applications. Microsoft said it will speed up content creation and free up workers' time. Copilot will be available for testing by around 20 companies.微软上周宣布计划将人工智能 (AI) 添加到其办公产品系列中，包括 Word、Excel、PowerPoint 和 Outlook。这一消息是在谷歌向开发人员和选定企业发布自己的人工智能工具后发布的，该工具可与 Gmail、谷歌文档和其他产品一起使用。称为“Copilot”的微软人工智能工具将在这些应用程序中提供书写和输入建议。微软表示将加快内容创作速度，解放员工的时间。 Copilot 将可供大约 20 家公司进行测试。While Alphabet-owned Google is making progress in AI, Microsoft's early investments in OpenAI have set it apart from its competitors. OpenAI is the creator of ChatGPT which learns from past information to quickly produce human-like writings. Just last week, OpenAI started to release a more powerful version known as GPT-4. The new version, along with the older GPT-3.5, are part of Copilot features, Microsoft said. Rishi Jaluria is a researcher with the Canadian company RBC. He said the new capabilities, offered through Microsoft's cloud service, are set to increase its business and growth. Jaluria predicts Copilot will "drive more usage of Microsoft Office and increase the separation versus competitors".虽然 Alphabet 旗下的谷歌在人工智能方面取得了进展，但微软对 OpenAI 的早期投资使其在竞争对手中脱颖而出。 OpenAI 是 ChatGPT 的创建者，它从过去的信息中学习以快速生成类似人类的作品。就在上周，OpenAI 开始发布一个更强大的版本，称为 GPT-4。微软表示，新版本以及旧版 GPT-3.5 是 Copilot 功能的一部分。 Rishi Jaluria 是加拿大 RBC 公司的研究员。他说，通过微软的云服务提供的新功能将增加其业务和增长。 Jaluria 预测 Copilot 将“推动 Microsoft Office 的更多使用，并增加与竞争对手的差距”。One of the big updates was in the electronic document, or spreadsheet, program Excel. Microsoft said anyone can describe a calculation they would like in plain text and its AI program would create a spreadsheet. The task often requires the knowledge of trained analysts. Jon Friedman, a Microsoft vice president, spoke with Reuters. He said Microsoft's new "business chat" experience is the biggest development last week. He said it can handle tasks across several business programs. For example, a user can ask, "Tell my team how we updated the product strategy," and the AI will use information from a morning's worth of emails, meetings, and chat records.其中一项重大更新是电子文档或电子表格程序 Excel。微软表示，任何人都可以用纯文本描述他们想要的计算，其人工智能程序会创建一个电子表格。该任务通常需要训练有素的分析师的知识。微软副总裁乔恩·弗里德曼 (Jon Friedman) 接受了路透社的采访。他表示，微软新的“商务聊天”体验是上周最大的发展。他说它可以处理跨多个业务程序的任务。例如，用户可以问“告诉我的团队我们如何更新产品策略”，AI 将使用一个上午的电子邮件、会议和聊天记录中的信息。Making the technology as good as possible and ensuring that its answers are factual are key concerns for Microsoft. Friedman said that is why Copilot is being tested with just some customers before a wider release. An "amazing thing about large language models is they're very confident, and they get things wrong," Friedman said. Friedman said the long-term plan for Microsoft is to develop a more personalized AI experience. "We often make people adapt to the machines and systems we have built," Friedman said. "This is a thing that will start to adapt to you."使技术尽可能好并确保其答案是真实的是 Microsoft 的主要关注点。弗里德曼说，这就是为什么 Copilot 在更广泛的发布之前只与一些客户进行测试的原因。 “大型语言模型的一个惊人之处在于它们非常自信，而且它们会出错，”弗里德曼说。弗里德曼表示，微软的长期计划是开发更加个性化的人工智能体验。 “我们经常让人们适应我们建造的机器和系统，”弗里德曼说。 “这是一个会开始适应你的东西。”

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A Classic RISK! episode from our first two years! In the third episode from our second season, Michael Showalter, Jon Friedman, Kerri Heidecker and April Salazar share about the pursuits of pursuers and the pursued.                   Support RISK! on Patreon at Patreon.com/RISK Make a one-time donation to RISK! at PayPal.me/RISKshow Get tickets to RISK! live shows at RISK-show.com/tour Get the RISK! book at TheRISKBook.com Take storytelling classes at TheStoryStudio.org Hire Kevin Allison to make a personalized video at Cameo.com/TheKevinAllison Hire Kevin Allison as a coach at KevinAllison.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Digging in the dirt and pulling up weeds is so last century. Whatever you thought about farming is being reimagined, with a new generation plowing the industry into the future. The tools and rural open spaces — which have so long defined traditional farming — are being left behind. More and more, today's farms are in urban areas — with vertical farming taking agriculture to new heights, while ocean farming expands the industry's depths — all in a sustainable manner. Guests: Bren Smith — executive director and co-founder of GreenWave, a nonprofit that supports ocean farmers. Bren is also the owner of Thimble Island Ocean Farm and author of “Eat Like A Fish: My Adventures Farming the Ocean to Fight Climate Change." Jon Friedman — chief operating officer and co-founder of Freight Farms, a Boston-based AgTech company that has spearheaded "container farming."

Jon Friedman saw a need for urban agriculture to emerge as a competitive industry in the food landscape. In 2010, he and a business partner Brad focused on rooftop greenhouses, but quickly realized that to achieve their goals they needed a modular and scalable solution. In an effort to cut down on costs and logistics, Brad and Jon began to seriously consider building their new technology inside shipping containers. Not only were containers widely available, but they would allow farms to exist in areas that couldn't support traditional methods. As a result, Freight Farms was born with the mission of building the infrastructure and technology that can allow local food to thrive. https://www.freightfarms.com/ https://nexuspmg.com/

Jon Friedman is the COO and co-founder of Freight Farms, an organization that provides agricultural products and services that enable on-site commercial food production anywhere in the world. Join Harry Duran, host of Vertical Farming Podcast, as he and Jon discuss the growth of the AgTech industry, the value of marketing and the grant Jon and his team received from NASA to further their work with vertical farming. Special thanks to our Season 1 Sponsor IGS – https://intelligentgrowthsolutions.com/ Key Takeaways 00:01 – Jon shares his origin story of how he originally became interested in AgTech and the inspiration to start Freight Farms. 13:19 – Jon speaks to the importance of educating those looking to enter the industry in order to scale agriculture  20:25 – The value of having Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and marketing plans in place 25:58 – Jon expounds on Freight Farms’ latest model, The Greenery 29:13 – Jon talks about the grant he and his organization received from NASA 32:30 – Jon speaks to the trends that excite him about the future of AgTech 38:23 – Where listeners can follow and connect with Jon Tweetables “Admittedly, I don’t have a green thumb, I would say, but I have a green mind.”(00:52) “The current food supply chain is not set up to support the entire globe, even though it’s a very centralized global system.”(10:05) “Our goal as a company is to continually lower the barrier of entry for anybody looking to get in or anybody looking to scale agriculture.”(13:48) “What a lot of folks in this space look at first is, ‘What’s my ROI? What’s the economics of growing?’ And, if it works at that scale, scaling gets a lot more realistic.”(22:46) “NASA’s a really interesting organization because you go there and they forget that they’re NASA sometimes. They forget how awesome the scope of work that they have worked on over the years is so they’re very casual about it. We tried to act cool but failed miserably.”(32:14) Links Mentioned: Jon’s LinkedIn Jon’s Website Jon’s Twitter – @JonFreightFarms Freight Farms’ Instagram – @freightfarm Intelligent Growth Solutions Website | Twitter | YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jon Friedman, 49 years old, joins me on the podcast this week to talk about the 50 for 50 Challenge. This year Jon turns 50 and he has created a challenge open to anyone interested in participating with him. He goes over the details of the challenge and how he came up with it. If you are interested in participating you can email him at jfriedman@txbsi.com. It is absolutely free and there are no prizes other than staying in shape and challenging yourself with some other guys your age. Listen to hear more about the program. Enjoy! If you are interested in learning more about our programs visit www.boomfitbcs.com. 

In the second episode, we hear from 2 guests: a soon to be masters graduate who is off to take the LSAT and become a lawyer and an experienced journalist who is inspiring students at Stony Brook University to jump into the field. He is also the first person to write a book on Boob Dylan! Alexa Binkowitz, graduate student at Sacred Heart University’s School of Communication, Media & the Arts Jon Friedman, Adjunct Professor at Stony Brook’s School of Journalism, author, and lifelong journalist

Jon Friedman, creator and host of The Rejection Show, chats with Hugh and Stefan. The show was a monthly comedy show in New York City that ran for 10 years and the Can't Sell This podcast's initial concept bears similarities without knowing it!

SharePoint is in the pole position again for January. This month's race sponsors are Inform and Engage, Teamwork, Related Items, Corrections, and The Future. In the pit crew this month, we talk with Tejas Mehta, principal program manager on the SharePoint engineering team, about SharePoint and Microsoft Teams - better together. We'll cover the whys and hows to make your organization one of high performance individuals working together exceptionally well as a team.   Running Time: 32min Show Intro [00:00:00:00] What’s New [00:01:15:00] Guest Perspective with Tejas Mehta [00:07:40:00] What’s New Part 2 [00:22:30:00] Show Wrap [00:31:25:00]   Social and Info Links: SharePoint Community Blog SharePoint Facebook @MSSharePoint SharePoint Twitter@SharePoint Mark Kashman Twitter @mkashman Chris McNulty Twitter @cmcnulty2000 Tejas Mehta Twitter @tpmehta, Principal Program Manager - SharePoint Team Collaboration, Microsoft Teams & Office 365 Groups   Resources: Microsoft Tech Community Home Stay on top of Office 365 changes Yammer Adoption Resources Microsoft 365 public roadmap + pre-filtered URL for SharePoint, OneDrive, Yammer and Stream roadmap items "Redesigning the Office App Icons to Embrace a New World of Work" by Jon Friedman   Upcoming Events: SPS Events, Twitter @SPS_Events SharePoint Fest Washington, D.C. April 29 - May 3, 2019, Twitter @SharePointFest  SharePoint Conference North America, May 21-23, 2019 Microsoft Ignite | The Tour SPTechCon, Austin, TX, February 10-13, 2019 ESPC, European SharePoint, Office 365 & Azure Conference - Dec.2-5 (Prague, Czech Republic) Microsoft Build 2019, Seattle, WA   Subscribe to The Intrazone: Show Page: https://aka.ms/TheIntrazone Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher Overcast RadioPublic iHeart RSS

"Join host David Zax on a “creativity walk” through lower Manhattan and an exploration of how walking can spur new ideas and new perspectives. Featuring: Karin Giefer, an executive creative director at the legendary firm frog design, and Jon Friedman, general manager in design at Microsoft" Transcript: https://bit.ly/2Lkuxp1

Michelle is breaking down Week 4 of Bachelorette! Lee is a bigot, Iggy is still here, and Dean is hot as shit. Michelle also talks about The Handmaids Tale, Catastrophe - and Michelle's mom in Miami dishes on the newest Housewives.

In this episode, Dr. Jon Friedman, Chief Medical Officer of Optum’s Complex Medical Conditions program,  discusses United Healthcare’s orthopedic bundled payment program. Learn how to listen to The Hospital Finance Podcast on your mobile device. You might also like: Strategies for navigating bundled payments Mike Passanante: Hi, this is Mike Passanante. Welcome back to the Hospital Finance Podcast. Today, Read More

Matt and Andrew talk to Jon Friedman (writer/producer, Guy Code, Girl Code, The Rejection Show) about his Catskills roots, why he bailed on touring with Matt and Andrew, and the joys of having two bathrooms.

We finally made it through the Kessel run... in 12 Parsecs dammit. In our most detailed episode ever, we round up the saga of Star Wars with JJ Abrams newest little independent film. We're joined by TV Producer and super Star Wars fan Jon Friedman. Plus our friends from previous Star Wars reviews drop by with their thoughts on The Force Awakens! Email us at onlymoviepodcast@gmail.com or on twitter @onlymoviepod with your feedback, thoughts and feelings!

  Mandy and Graham talk with Jon Friedman about love & loss, featuring a B plot wherein Mandy asks permission to make everything about her. RiotCast.com

Myq's 10 minute satellite with Jon Friedman and Cory Cavin

Myq hangs out with Jon Friedman and Cory Cavin on the KATG Network

Ah rejection. A painful reality to life in showbiz. Nothing hurts more, and you never get used to the pain...Or do you? The show starts with Irene and N1L producer Chris Cornell swapping stories about painfully true N1L rejection stories. The inspiration for today's N1L was guest Jon Friedman, the host of a comedy show in NYC called "The Rejection Show." His show is a tribute to comedians and sketches that all got rejected. Legendary drummer Steve Bowman calls in and talks about the highs and lows of being the drummer in The Counting Crows to being the "on-call" drummer for Train. Director Nic Hill calls in to discuss the making of his documentary film Truth in Numbers. Finally, Scott Orn calls in to gives the flip side of the story...what it's like to be the person doing the rejecting. 

Bill and Melinda Gates portrait -- discussion by artist Jon Friedman

Jon Friedman is a comedian, writer, and host of the The Rejection Show, New York City's live showcase of rejected work. His new book is Rejected: Tales of the Failed, Dumped and Cancelled. We'll hear about Friedman's early days screening unsolicited submissions for The New Yorker and Comedy Central, plus what it's like at his new gig blogging for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.

Pirates! Sunken Ships!! Party Boat -- Episode 10 is Life as a Comic's summer blockbuster!Follow Rob as he performs in a show on the Frying Pan, a 75-year-old Lightship that sunk, was salvaged, and is now docked on NYC's west side and used for parties. Journey down into the belly of the beast as the show takes place in the lowest deck of the ship and see what it's like to perform at an 'event' when the crowd is there to drink and mingle and not necessarily catch a show.After the show you can hang out with celebrities, like TVs Mike Siegel from the Superstation!Many thanks to co-producer Jon Friedman for having me on the bill and to everyone who was kind enough to watch the show in the hot and humid hold of an old salvaged lightship.