Podcast appearances and mentions of matt hartley

Mike sits down with Matt Hartley of Framework to discuss some of their exciting new announcements, some Linux goodness & of course an obligatory Rust shoutout. Matt's Socials LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthartley/) Bluesky (https://bsky.app/profile/matthartleylinux.bsky.social) Framework (https://frame.work/) Coder's Socials Mike on X (https://x.com/dominucco) Mike on BlueSky (https://bsky.app/profile/dominucco.bsky.social) Mike's Blog (https://dominickm.com) Coder on X (https://x.com/coderradioshow) Coder on BlueSky (https://bsky.app/profile/coderradio.bsky.social) Show Discord (https://discord.gg/k8e7gKUpEp) Alice (https://alice.dev) TMB Earth Day 2025 Competition (https://dominickm.com/earth-day-25-competition/)

January 19, 2025, Matt Hartley, Scripture: Isaiah 62:1–5; Psalm 36; 1 Corinthians 12:1–11

In this episode of the Fedora Podcast, we sit down with Matt Hartley from Framework, the innovative company behind modular and repairable laptops. We'll explore their mission to revolutionize consumer electronics and look out their partnership with the Fedora Community! The Fedora Podcast features interviews and talks with the people who make the Fedora community awesome! These folks work on new technologies found in Fedora, produce the distro itself, or help put Fedora into the hands of users. There is so much going on in Fedora that it takes a whole podcast series!

In a recent episode of The New Stack Makers, recorded at the Open Source Summit North America, Matt Hartley, Linux support lead at Framework, discusses the importance of the "right to repair" movement. This initiative seeks to allow consumers to repair and upgrade their own electronic devices, countering the trend of disposable electronics that contribute to environmental damage. Framework, a company offering modular and customizable laptops, embodies this philosophy by enabling users to replace outdated components easily.Hartley, interviewed by Chris Pirillo, highlights how Framework's approach helps reduce electronic waste, likening obsolete electronics to a form of "technical debt." He shares his personal struggle with old devices, like an ASUS Eee, illustrating the need for repairable technology. Hartley also describes his role in fostering a DIY community, collaborating closely with Fedora Linux maintainers and creating user-friendly support scripts. Framework's community is actively contributing to the platform, developing new features and hardware integrations.The episode underscores the growing momentum of the right to repair movement, advocating for consumer empowerment and environmental sustainability. Learn more from The New Stack about repairing and upgrading devices: New Linux Laptops Come with Right-to-Repair and More Troubling Tech Trends: The Dark Side of CES 2024 Join our community of newsletter subscribers to stay on top of the news and at the top of your game. 

Matt Hartley is an Interfaith expert and "DEI Criminal." He's a dad, a cellist, a high school running coach, an educator and ordained minister. In other words, one of the good guys. Yet, after 5 years leading the University of North Florida Interfaith Center, Matt's job was eliminated last year by draconian anti-DEI (Diversity Equity and Inclusion) laws initiated by Gov Ron Desantis. To keep his interfaith work alive, Matt joined OneJax, a local diversity organization supporting Interfaith work on multiple campuses. In a 2023 New York Times article titled, What It Is Like To Teach In The Crosshairs of Ron DeSantis,  Matt said, “When people think about diversity and inclusion, they generally think of race, not faith. That is by design. The G.O.P. branding gurus intentionally turned “woke” into a racist dog whistle.” Matt now works independently. His website, Faith in Diversity, features a weekly subscription newsletter and explores the landscape of DEI, religious diversity, war and human rights. Share your Swan Dive at www.swandive.us

Next time on State of Belief Radio, Outrageous attacks on education in Florida. It's just part of Ron DeSantis' aggressive culture war attack on the state's diverse families, values and institutions. Matt Hartley is a Former Board Member and Chair of the Interfaith Center of Northeast Florida. He's the Director of the Interfaith Center at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, and has first-person insights on the toll this attempt to roll back anything the presidential wanna-be governor deems as “Woke.” Also, the Summit for Religious Freedom. It's happening April 22-24th, and I'll talk with Rachel Laser, President and CEO of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, which is putting on the event. The Summit is a hub for the collective fight for religious freedom, church-state separation, and the issues that depend on them like LGBTQ+ rights, reproductive rights, protecting public schools, and more.

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How Well Do You Know Your Breach Preparedness, Incident Response, and Regulatory Obligations?In this episode of Agent of Influence, Nabil speaks with Matt Hartley, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at BreachRx. Hear Matt’s insights on the threats posed by criminal, nation state, and hacktivist attackers, business continuity and disaster recovery, the differences and similarities between privacy and security incidents, breach preparedness, how to navigate privacy regulations, and other post-breach obligations businesses need to consider.

As if the Covid restrictions weren't enough to grapple with, business owners are watching incomes plummet, savings dwindle and having to use the household budget to try to keep the business afloat. There's a perfect storm of debt, loan repayments and tax demands brewing. Matt Hartley from the Money Advice Trust and Lowri Williams owner of Grazity Ltd discuss the issues and mounting concerns that even when the customers come back, businesses are in too deep to survive.

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What can and can't bailiffs do when they knock on your door to collect a debt? What happens if it's not your debt, or you've paid it off already? And can you refuse them entry? Louise Cooper is joined by Matt Hartley from Money Advice Trust, the charity that runs National Debtline and Business Debtline; by Russell Hamblin-Boone, CEO, Civil Enforcement Association, the trade association representing civil enforcement agencies (bailiffs) and by Mike Holmyard from Citizens Advice Scotland. If you'd like to share your stories, contact the Money Box team. The number to call is 03 700 100 444, geographic charges apply. The lines open at 1pm on Wednesday. Or email moneybox@bbc.co.uk or tweet @moneybox

I interview Dan Garrison, a bankruptcy attorney who co-founded Fresh Start Funding with Matt Hartley to help other attorneys offer zero-down Chapter 7s. I learned two things talking to Dan. First, after talking to Dan, I am much more confident that bankruptcy attorneys should go ahead and offer zero-down Chapter 7s today, as long as they do it properly as described in this interview. (I was more wary before.) Second, I was impressed by Fresh Start's "mid-single digit" default rate, as well as its revenue share being up to 75% of post-petition fees. One last thing... In this interview, Dan talks about practices growing by 25-30% after implementing zero-down Chapter 7s. I think Dan is being fairly conservative. From what I'm seeing, once you figure out how to sell zero-down bankruptcies (and you figure out your marketing), you can double or triple your filings. Some of the highlights in this interview include: * Why bankruptcy attorneys who offer zero-down Chapter 7s see huge increases in their bankruptcy filings versus old-school "layaway plans" * The specific two requirements you should have prospects meet before you lend them money by doing a zero-down bankruptcy * Exactly how offering zero-down bankruptcies helps you avoid clients who use sob stories to try to beat you down on price * The ethical and legal reasons you should never "factor" your accounts receivables in order to offer zero-down bankruptcies (and what to do instead) * And a whole lot more, including how you can radically reduce the risk of being the first in your district to offer a zero-down bankruptcy You can also subscribe to get an email when we release new episodes of the Bankruptcy Law Success podcast: https://forms.aweber.com/form/76/985243976.htm

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Part three of the conspiracy thriller. Written by Matt Hartley . Starring Hattie Morahan and Jonathan Forbes. Helen and Freddy explore the dark underbelly of the trade in human eggs. A gripping thriller, chart-topping podcast and winner of Best Sound (BBC Audio Drama Awards) and Best Fiction (British Podcast Awards), now Tracks is back with another 9 part headphone-filling thrill-ride. Helen…. Hattie Morahan Freddy….. Jonathan Forbes Dr Geffroy.... Richard Elfyn Dr. Solomon.... Kerry Shale Katrina.... Elina Alminas Dr. Williams.... Carys Eleri Lead writer.... Matthew Broughton Directed by Rebecca Lloyd-Evans Produced by James Robinson A BBC Cymru Wales Production

In this episode of Such Stuff, we take a closer look at history plays, old and new, asking: why do we turn to the history play at times of crisis and why do they continue to speak so deeply to our contemporary fears and anxieties? We go behind the scenes with the company of Eyam as they explore the village, and speak to writer Matt Hartley about why it was so important to tell this extraordinary story now, and in the ‘civic space’ of the Globe theatre.  Michelle Terry gives us a sneak preview of what to expect from next year’s summer season, and Research Fellow and lecturer Dr Will Tosh digs deeper into Shakespeare’s history plays, when we reach for them and why, with Professor Lucy Munro.

Today’s episode is a very special one as I’ve finally been able to wrangle a guest to help me pontificate about technology in the world Read More

Rekeying locks on your properties, after the tenant leaves, can get tedious and expensive, inspiring too many property managers to skip the rekeying process entirely, opening themselves up to an uncomfortable amount of liability. Enter Prempoint: A comprehensive messaging, access control, and automation software that allows property managers to manage and grant access to their properties remotely. In this episode we're chatting with Matt Hartley co-founder and CEO of Prempoint about the newest technology in property management-keyless access. You'll learn what the Prempoint technology is, how it works, and why you absolutely can't run your business without it! You'll Learn... [2:20] All about Matt Hartley’s background and his work with Prempoint [4:40] The evolution of Prempoint as a company and their mission [7:35] What Prempoint is and why you absolutely need it for your properties [11:05] The interaction between tenants and Prempoint [13:25] How affordable is Prempoint? [16:00] Subscribing to Prempoint "points" [18:15] Discussing security concerns with Prempoint [22:25] How keyless access can build (or destroy) trust with your tenant [26:35] Being software agnostic: Why Prempoint outdoes the Rently competition [30:10] Software integrations [31:45] Why Matt Hartley doesn't worry about copycats [34:20] Are you in danger of being automated out of your job? [37:00] Understanding the devices and technology that Prempoint requires [40:20] Does Prempoint replace Sentrilock for relators that double as property managers? [44:35] Prempoint's launch date for managers with 1000s of doors [49:55] Benefits of keyless access for tenants [57:10] More from Matt Hartley [58:30] Connecting with the Home app on iPhone Tweetables If you’ve ever used Facebook, then you can definitely use Prempoint Prempoint is a software company. We are hardware agnostic Resources Want to talk to Matt personally? Send him an email: matthew.hartley@prempoint.com

FP Tech Desk editor Matt Hartley travels to San Francisco to interview Craig Derrick, lead producer for LucasArts, about the new Kinect Star Wars game.

FP Tech Desk editor Matt Hartley speaks with Reddit general manager Erik Martin about the secret sauce that goes into one of the most popular social news sites on the Web.

This week on the podcast, FP Tech Desk editor Matt Hartley interviews Iain Klugman, chief executive of Communitech, a startup incubator based in Waterloo, Ont.

Microsoft’s chief research and strategy officer, Craig Mundie, talks with Matt Hartley about the future of natural user interface and the software giant’s approach to research and development.

Research in Motion's head honchos Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis were on the hot seat at the company AGM this week. FP tech guru Matt Hartley was there and has the details on the critical next six months for RIM/After raising prices for months, it looks like airlines might cut us a break and drop fares soon. FP transportation reporter Scott Deveau gets our hopes up.

This week on the podcast, Financial Post technology reporter Matt Hartley speaks with Jennifer Evans, CEO of Sequentia Environics about the strategies behind the top technology brands in the world, and Jameson Berkow talks with Roel Vertegaal, a Queen’s University professor who has invented a paper-thin, flexible smartphone.

This week on the podcast, Matt Hartley checks in from Orlando, Florida to report from the scene of Research In Motion Ltd.’s BlackBerry World Conference; an annual event that the Canadian smartphone maker usually reserves for major announcements. We also talk with patent law expert Kirk Teska about how the auction of the lucrative patent portfolio once controlled by fallen Canadian networking giant Nortel Networks Inc. will proceed.

RIM shareholders got a familiar piece of news this week: a lower earnings forecast, and shares plunged as a result. We talk to FP tech reporter Matt Hartley about whether investors are overreacting, or whether it's time to bail on RIM. Plus: All those warnings we've been getting about the North American economy running out of gas in 2011 look to be coming true, as both Canada and the United States put up weak GDP figures this week. Paul Ashworth, chief North America economist with Capital Economics, has the details

Reporter Barbara Shecter breaks down the many political hurdles standing in the way of a TMX-LSE tie-up, and how the companies will try and overcome them/Of the 33 movies sitting in top spot at the box office last year, Apple products appeared in a third of them. FP reporter Matt Hartley takes a look at why product placement is still relevant

It's the biggest techie event of the year, full of tablets, 3D TVs, blinky lights and nerds, and FP's Matt Hartley is right in the thick of it calling in from the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas for a special edition of the FP Big Picture Podcast.

A proposed $1-billion lawsuit against Shoppers Drug Mart has been launched by two of its franchisees. At issue is the loss of a $750-million a year revenue stream for the pharmaceutical industry in Ontario. FP legal editor Drew Hasselback explains why the lawsuit is being watched by big players in other provinces, and what it all means/While larger leagues such as the NFL, NBA and NHL grapple with rogue player-Twitterers and militant bloggers, the CFL has quietly grown an inclusive, successful grassroots online utopia. Matt Hartley has more on how the CFL has gotten social media right

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall waxes patriotic in an anti-BHP takeover speech. Peter Koven has the latest on where this leaves Potash Corp. -- Steve Jobs took time during Apple's earnings release on Monday to tear into the competition. FP tech reporter Matt Hartley shares his thoughts

How Google created Android; Dispatches from the World Energy Congress: FP reporter Matt Hartley reveals the origins of Google’s superpowered mobile operating system Android, and why it is so critical to its goal of world smartphone domination/From Montreal, Carrie Tait reviews the latest thinktank on our global energy issues, the World Energy Congress

Matt Hartley reviews RIM's busy week juggling a brewing international controversy while launching a new BlackBerry/Karen Mazurkewich explains why the Ontario Teachers Pension plan bought a big stake in Transocean, the oil rig contractor involved in the Gulf of Mexico spill

David Pett explains why analysts and investors are saying Apple shares still look dirt cheap at more than US$250 a pop/Matt Hartley talks about how online and on-demand movies are making the video rental store obsolete

Weezy and The Swish podcast 102This is a big broadcast... I mean narrowcast. We've got Guest Co-Host, Brett Gilbert, as we welcome young comedians, Taylor Williamson and Clinton Pickens. How did Taylor find himself on The Late, Late Show at the age of 20? This and other intriguing questions are asked and answered on this episode of Weezy and The Swish... as for The Swish, she couldn't hear us, but you will hear her, live from the fair. Tune it on in... Pictured... Two of my favorite photos... note the similar gleeful expressions on the faces of last week's Guest Co-Host, Shawn Pelofsky as she gets in frame with a buffet Bill Clinton and this week's Guest Co-Host, Brett Gilbert, as he gets in frame with a giant tattoo of Patrick Swayze. by Matt Hartley on Tue 05 Jun 2007 01:06 PM PDT

Weezy and The Swish podcast 100All photos today presented by Ian Broyles In an epic Weezy & The Swish Event, much loved guests from our first 99 shows drop by to pay their respects, join in the celebration and share how being on Weezy & The Swish has changed their lives. Guests include: Lisa Kushell Arch, Tom Clark, Fini Goodman, Kevin Cease, Graham Elwood, Kyle Cease and Weezy's Mom! It's earfuls of fun so join us! Weezy & The Swish Centenial Celebration Video Blog from Louise Palanker on Vimeo by Matt Hartley on Wed 23 May 2007 02:03 PM PDT

Weezy and The Swish podcast 99With Episode 99, we welcome Comedian/Actor Tom Wilson, whose long list of credits includes: Laura's favorite, Freaks and Geeks, Tom's Favorite Nash Bridges and all of the Back to the Future movies. Laura is back, Ian Broyles is in the studio and Tom is hilarious. Hear for yourself... by Matt Hartley on Tue 15 May 2007 07:38 PM PDT

Weezy and The Swish podcast 98Guest Co-Host Stephanie Escajeda brought her friend Melissa Paull, her dog Tony and their friend Scott Adsit from "30 Rock." It proves to be an all-star show as we reach Laura via telephone in San Francisco and all silliness breaks loose. by Matt Hartley on Tue 08 May 2007 11:34 PM PDT

Weezy and The Swish podcast 97Podcast 97 enjoyed, at long last, a visit from Famous Songwriter, Diane Warren! Diane brought along surprise guest Katherine Narducci who plays Charmaine Bucco on The Sopranos. Our guest co-host is Premiere Radio's Larry Morgan. Although Swish-less, it's a thick and hearty episode of Weezy and The Swish. by Matt Hartley on Thu 03 May 2007 05:49 PM PDT

Weezy and The Swish podcast 96All photos taken by Ian Broyles with Weezy's new "enV"; or however you spell it, LG phone.Weezy writes:I don't know the episode number, but Laura joins us for her last podcast before moving to San Francisco and together, we call Ted Raimi and The Man of a Thousand Voices. Plus, good, solid, "meaty" cell phone camera discussions. Join us... by Matt Hartley on Fri 27 Apr 2007 01:36 PM PDT

Weezy and The Swish "Kyle" podcast 95Photo by Kevin Cease...With Laura on her way to San Francisco in search of housing, Kyle Cease stopped by with John Roy and Weezy pretty much lost control of the show. She's that weak... but the carnage is a delight, as are Kyle and John. Tune in...Little Kyle sings a songAdd to My Profile | More Videos by Matt Hartley on Wed 18 Apr 2007 11:47 PM PDT

Weezy and The Swish podcast 94This week's Weezy and The Swish features the triumphant return of Jessica Golden. What happens next is a treat and a surprise. Click and listen... by Matt Hartley on Wed 11 Apr 2007 11:02 PM PDT

Weezy and The Swish podcast 93Where are we? 93? Yikes! Our guest was the fabulous Comedian, Roy Cruz and Andrey Belikov from Santa Barbara via The Ukraine. A Very tasty podcast. Please enjoy! by Matt Hartley on Wed 04 Apr 2007 06:00 PM PDT

Weezy and The Swish podcast 92Photos taken by Ian:http://www.flickr.com/photos/ianbroyles/tags/weezyandtheswish/ Join Weezy & The Swish with guest, Shawn Pelofsky, a very funny lady comedian. Shawn, who has wonderfully bawdy tales to tell, including the BEST worst set story we have EVER heard. Come click with us... by Matt Hartley on Wed 28 Mar 2007 10:26 PM PDT

Weezy and The Swish podcast 91The legendary Gary Owens is our special guest on Podcast 91. With him comes bountiful bundles of wonderful show biz lore. Do not miss this podcast. Also, Fritz Coleman stops by to chat with his idol, Gary Owens. Ian Broyles was our photographer. Click, enjoy and bring a sandwich. This one is big and beefy. by Matt Hartley on Wed 21 Mar 2007 05:44 PM PDT

Weezy and The Swish podcast 90One Weezy, One The Swish, One phoner with Brian Reichle RedBan.com and many controversial moments. Listen and enjoy... by Matt Hartley on Tue 13 Mar 2007 09:03 PM PDT

Weezy and The Swish podcast 89This is one heck of a lively, content laden podcast. Our scheduled guest is Comedian/Comedy Coach, Adam Barnhardt and he brings loads of stories, philosophies and wisdom. Plus our podcast, this week, was audited (not a tax audit but you know, someone sitting in for no class credit) by Weezy's Premiere Radio Partner, Tim Kelly who was once a top rated disc jockey at KIIS-FM Los Angeles. The ingredients make for a hearty podcasting brew so serve yourself a healthy portion... by Matt Hartley on Tue 06 Mar 2007 04:24 PM PST

Weezy and The Swish podcast 88Prepare yourself for the "dishiest" podcast EVER! It's two hours plus of dish, dishy, dishier, dishiest. Our guest is Lesley Wolff and she wastes no time getting into it. Getting into what exactly? You'll just have to listen. It's dish after unwashed dish and it's all in here. Click and enjoy a heaping dish of deliciously smart, sassy chatter. by Matt Hartley on Thu 01 Mar 2007 12:59 AM PST

Weezy and The Swish podcast 86This one is a real talk-fest. Our guest, Richard Kuras is a sketch comedy/stand-up man with much to offer the podcast. Of course we talked about the lovesick, diaper wearing astronaut and Anna Nicole but above and beyond the pop headlines, we talked about life itself. Enjoy the podcast. by Matt Hartley on Wed 14 Feb 2007 04:46 PM PST

Weezy and The Swish podcast 85 Podcast 85 brought the return of Graham Elwood who showed up five hours early. He had that much to talk about. This was our first podcast which we streamed on talkshoe.com so we watched our language and still talked for two hours about so many things, I can't remember the details. But there was a lot of laughing, which you will join in on when you click and listen. by Matt Hartley on Wed 07 Feb 2007 11:40 PM PST