Podcast appearances and mentions of matt monahan

Making media is hard. Distributing it to the right audience even more so. GenAI can help. Matt Monahan is the president of Arc XP at the Washington Post. On this episode, we're digging into the core technology of any media company: the content management system (CMS), why they're so hard to build right and how new GenAI tools can reduce the toil required for journalists to get their stories to the right audience. Arc XP is not only the CMS used by the Washington Post, but it's also used by many other publishers, broadcasters, and companies with stories to tell. Matt shares more on the challenge of commercializing and white-listing an internal tool for others to use. It's a tantalizing idea – turn that cost center into a profit center! — but it's not for the faint of heart. Plus, lessons from Jeff Bezos, the owner of the Washington Post, including how the Post uses key Amazon practices, such as the “six page memo” and “one- and two-way doors.” Key Moments: (00:00) - Introduction (02:25) - From print to digital: hard product & organizational changes (04:17) - Why the CMS is where it all comes together (06:27) - Commercializing an internal tool: selling Arc XP to other publishers (10:07) - AWS and the impact of Jeff Bezos on the Washington Post (11:30) - The famous six-page memo and how the Post benefits from it (14:06) - GenAI: New features Matt is building to reduce toil for journalists (20:45) - How to pick the right model and fine tune it (23:24) - Matt's a pilot! What flying has taught him about running a business (24:33) - Being nimble: Why there are more “one way doors” than you think (26:07) - Outro CRAFTED. is brought to you in partnership with Docker, which helps developers build, share, run and verify applications anywhere – without environment confirmation or management. More than 20 million developers worldwide use Docker's suite of development tools, services and automations to accelerate the delivery of secure applications. CRAFTED. is produced by Modern Product Minds, where CRAFTED. host Dan Blumberg and team can help you take a new product from zero to one... and beyond. We specialize in early stage product discovery, growth, and experimentation. Learn more at modernproductminds.com Subscribe to CRAFTED., follow the show, and sign up for the newsletter

Today Matt Monahan returns for another interview with Dr. Beth, following a great conversation on the Never Perfect Faith podcast on 6/20/24 entitled “Allowing hard questions and honest answers.” So many men find it difficult to face their pain and be vulnerable, and Matt is willing to share his story of growing up with childhood abandonment and emotional neglect. He barely knew his father, and has spent most of his life, wondering if he is good enough. He realized that his feelings about his father translated into his assumptions about God, which unconsciously happens for many. He felt that “if God existed, he would be a capricious and attentive military “type of person. Matt discusses how his insecurity and self loathing translated into his 25 year marriage. He discusses various triggers, including his wife, rejecting, sexual intimacy, and the despair that followed. He talked about the relationship challenges that presented during Covid, and the unexpected healing that came as a result of having more time for introspection. Tune in to hear how Matt pursued healing through self help and faith. And if you want to check out his artwork, go to his website at themightybluegill.com Follow Matt on instagram @themightybluegill Listen to this episode and more: neverperfect.org Follow us on instagram @neverperfectpodcast Please rate and review this podcast. Send us an email with any feedback or requests: neverperfectbeth@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt Monahan joined Genesys Health as Chief Strategy Officer in 2020 after leading the way as the National Practice Leader of an Insurtech benefits consulting firm. He was responsible for sales, service, and insurance operations for over 500 employers across the United States.  To know Matt is to be in the presence of an infectious energy. Matt sees the world differently; where others see a dead end, he sees an opportunity to connect, perfect, and solve. Matt isn't afraid to ask hard questions and challenge the norm, taking pride in disrupting systems before building them back stronger and more successful. Before that, he spent 15+ years at Aetna and GE, where he held multiple senior leadership roles at Aetna. Matt worked closely to bring innovative solutions to the market. In a consulting business where service and support are incredibly subjective, regardless of the situation any action he takes is making sure it is the right thing for that person on the other end. What You'll learn on this episode:  How Matt's athletic background contributes to his success in business. Why it is essential to stay connected to your core values, especially during moments of extreme success or adversity. How the ability to connect can significantly enhance communication and teamwork How Genesys Health is leading the way in employee and client experience. The value in having the ability to pivot and embrace change as an opportunity. Why communication is key in every aspect of leadership and day-to-day interactions. The influence of Matt's dad on his ability to form genuine relationships based on respect. Additional Resources:  Matt's LinkedIn  Genesys Health's LinkedIn Genesys Health's Website: www.genesys.health The Benefit Summary Podcast Listen to Episode 180

Modernizing Benefits Consulting at Genesys Health, with Chief Strategy Officer Matt Monahan. Genesys puts a large emphasis on Population Health Management in their practice, helping members navigate their healthcare journey with actionable data, guidance, and support. Matt has an extensive background from the carrier world with Aetna, having spent a 12 year period as a large group rep. He started at GE/Genworth as a group rep as well, after a short period of time playing semi-pro rugby. Matt brought that expertise, as well as a tenure at Namely on the technology side of insurance to Genesys, where he gets to apply his diverse skillet into the benefits consulting world. https://www.genesys.health/ Chapters: 00:00 Intro Hook 00:23 Podcast Opening Credits 00:33 Hello to Matt Monahan 04:50 Matt's Rugby Background 08:40 Matt's Early Career 15:25 Career at Aetna 20:00 Genesis of Genesys Health 28:57 Changing Employee Behavior 37:55 Approach to Consulting 41:20 The Genesys Brand 49:06 Future of Care 51:40 Closing Thoughts --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spencer-harlan-smith/support

Modernizing Benefits Consulting at Genesys Health, with Chief Strategy Officer Matt Monahan. Genesys puts a large emphasis on Population Health Management in their practice, helping members navigate their healthcare journey with actionable data, guidance, and support. Matt has an extensive background from the carrier world with Aetna, having spent a 12 year period as a large group rep. He started at GE/Genworth as a group rep as well, after a short period of time playing semi-pro rugby. Matt brought that expertise, as well as a tenure at Namely on the technology side of insurance to Genesys, where he gets to apply his diverse skillet into the benefits consulting world. https://www.genesys.health/ Chapters: 00:00 Intro Hook 00:23 Podcast Opening Credits 00:33 Hello to Matt Monahan 04:50 Matt's Rugby Background 08:40 Matt's Early Career 15:25 Career at Aetna 20:00 Genesis of Genesys Health 28:57 Changing Employee Behavior 37:55 Approach to Consulting 41:20 The Genesys Brand 49:06 Future of Care 51:40 Closing Thoughts --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spencer-harlan-smith/support

This week we headed to Fourscore Beer Company to meet up with Matt Monahan (co owner) and Geriz Ramirez (Director of Experience) from Other Half Brewing. Matt and Geriz were there to brew two collabs that will be released at the Fourscore 3rd anniversary party. We talked about the early days of Other Half Brewing, the design philosophy of their labels, the role collaboration beers play, and the expansion they have gone through. We of coarse also discussed ninja vs pirate nonsense.Subscribe to our YouTube ChannelFollow Chris on Instagram Like us on Facebook! Presented by Roasthouse Pub and Idiom Brewing Co.And supported by ACS - Brand My Beverage, Idiom Brewing Co., District East, and McClintock Distilling

What does it look like to invite students to participate in God's redemptive work? Chad Dirkse, Niki Ellis, Matt Monahan, and Elea Mahla return to talk about learning as a training ground for God's redemptive grace.

Chad Dirkse, Niki Ellis, Matt Monahan, and Elea Mahla discuss Genesis chapter 3 and sin's impact on every part of existence. They explore what it means that our delight is not in God and how CCS approaches education in a fallen world.

Chad Dirkse talks with Niki Ellis, Matt Monahan, and Elea Mahla about Genesis chapters 1 and 2 and how our role as image bearers affects how we view ourselves in relation to others and changes how we live, work, and learn in a performance-driven culture.

In Episode 16 of the Brewbound Podcast’s third season, the founders of Other Half, Trillium and WeldWerks discuss how they’re adjusting their businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Trillium’s JC and Esther Tetreault, Other Half’s Matt Monahan and WeldWerks’ Colin Jones discuss how their businesses have pivoted, how they’re approaching innovation, the future of the on-premise and much more.

Episode 257 - COVID19 Quarantine with Matt Monahan, Other Half Brewing Happy Monday, Thieves! These are strange and unsettling times but we're here for you with an all new episode. Last weekend Holl headed down a mostly empty Garden State Parkway to Augie's house to record a few shows. They sat well apart from each other, washed their hands, and didn't once clink glasses. Our accomplice is Matt Monahan, co-founder/owner, Other Half Brewing, Brooklyn, NY. We called him up and checked in on what was happening with the brewery's locations in New York and Washington, D.C. It's hard out there for everyone but Monahan offers up a silver lining for fans of his brewery. Because of the format we had to forego the black glass, but we did pick beers from Augie's cellar and asked folks to vote via facebook live. Shows like this are going to be the new normal for a while. Let us know what you think by chiming in on our social media pages or simply by emailing us at stealthisbeerpodcast@gmail.com**Want to support us? We have launched a PATREON Page. Click here to let us know you care!**As always, you can email your questions, complaints, whimpers, or whines to us at stealthisbeerpodcast@gmail.com. We read everything we get and we'll try to respond as quickly as we can. If not online, then on air. And THANKS!You can subscribe to STB on iTunes and PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW!!!Co-hosts: Augie Carton & John Holl Producer: Justin Kennedy Engineer: Brian Casse Music: "Abstract Concepts - What Up in the Streets" by Black Ant.

In this special bonus episode, Oz and Karah share their trip to the Consumer Electronics Show. They present excerpts from a conversation with Matt Monahan of The Washington Post about how to best harness the power of AI, while avoiding common pitfalls. Matt is head of product for Arc Publishing, which began life as The Post's internal publishing suite, and is now licensed by hundreds of partner sites. Oz and Karah also discuss their highlights from the CES floor, including a device to track dogs' emotions.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Today's SWAPA Number is $4.7 million. That's the amount of money that SWAPA has recovered for our Pilots through payroll audits since 2015. Today on the show we are going to chat with Payroll Auditor and Contract Administrator Matt Monahan and Contract Admin Chair Seth Kornblum about what goes into auditing a pilot's pay, how long the process takes, and what a pilot can expect when they call Contract Admin with a payroll question. 

*Listen & Subscribe on iTunes *Listen on SoundCloud *Subscribe to the People Being Real YouTube Channel   What does the future of The Most Famous Artist look like? It's Authentic & Kind.   Matt Monahan has made a name for himself and found "success" as The Most Famous Artist (if you search for 'the most famous artist' in Google, he is literally the first result). But as his vision for his future has evolved over time, he's found the need to completely reinvent himself and the messages he's putting out into the world. And while they may not be as flashy, clickbaity, and controversial as some of his past works, the new direction for his work is more sustainable by being rooted in kindness and authenticity.   To hear how Matty has evolved since his first appearance on the show (Episode 160) and why he feels authenticity and kindness matter in how we influence others, tune in to Episode 244 of People Being Real!   Enjoy!!     Connect with Mark: Email |  Instagram  |  Facebook  |  Twitter Connect with Matty Mo: Instagram  |  Facebook  |  TheMostFamousArtist.com   Show Notes: •Why journaling has been important to Matty. •Why he is pursuing a 'fresh start' going into 2020. •Matty's search for a partner. •His take on influence, kindness, and authenticity. •What Matty wants to influence moving forward. •What his future projects may look like.     Things to check out:•Episode 160: Matty Mo •Medium Article: Matty Mo - War & Porn •Nightline Segment: "The Most Famous Artist You've Never Heard Of"

TouchCare, an employee/patient advocacy service and Namely, an HR automation and insurance brokerage firm, are in the business of helping employers maximize employee happiness. What is employee happiness, how is it measured, and what value does it create? 

That’s right, NYC Beer Week is starting this week! And we’ve got some great guests joining us today at Heritage Radio Network. We’d like to welcome to the show Sam Richardson, Andrew Burman, and Matt Monahan from Other Half, as well as Sean Torres of Kills Boro Brewing, Vincent Lima of The Craft House, and Kyle Kensrue of Randolph Beer.

07.24.2016- "You were running well. What hindered you?" Galatians 5:7

On today’s show, we try to find out what actually happens inside a craft brewery. It’s not just brewing beer, and even when it is, that doesn’t always go smoothly—have you ever heard of a beer bomb? Three members of the New York brewing community – Matt Monahan of Other Half Brewing, Anthony Accardi of Transmitter Brewing, and Keir Hamilton of Sixpoint Brewery – come to the studio to to explain.

The Lord's Supper as a Means of Grace - 1 Corinthians 11:17-34 - Matt Monahan

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, host Jimmy Carbone welcomes Matt Monahan and Sam Richardson from Other Half NYC, as well as Niko Krommydas to the studio. Sam and Mike tell us about how they got into craft beer and what led them to start Other Half Brewing Company. After the break, Brady Lowe calls in and tells us about the Cochon 555 tour, which is coming to NYC next Sunday, January 26th. Later on, the group discusses the classifications of a Cascadian Dark Ale and a Black IPA. Are they in fact different beers, or rather different names for the same thing? Tune in to find out! This program has been sponsored by GreatBrewers.com. “We like lots of hops. Hops are good.” [11:45] “I would rather run out of IPA than have old IPA around.” [42:30] Sam Richardson on Beer Sessions Radio “If I can walk from Clinton Hill where I live to Carrol Gardons to get a beer to support somebody that’s paying rent and working hard in that neighborhood to make it better, I’m gonna choose that. [41:30] Niko Krommydas on Beer Sessions Radio