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New Media is hosted by Matt McGarry and Kolby Hatch. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 118 episodes.

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New Media has published 118 episodes.

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New Media

Hosted by Matt McGarry and Kolby Hatch · business · EN-US · 118 episodes

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New Media is a podcast for founders and creators building independent media businesses. We explore how to grow and monetize audiences without depending on algorithms, advertising, and platforms you don't control. Each episode shares practical insights on building profitable media and education businesses. A GrowLetter podcast, hosted by Matt McGarry and Kolby Hatch.

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New Media is a business podcast hosted by Matt McGarry and Kolby Hatch, with 118 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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New Media
$1.2M In 70 Minutes: The Playbook Behind A Viral Creator Product Launch
Jul 29, 202652 min
In today's episode, Matt and Kolby break down Alex Hormozi's three big content bets , his CAA signing and reality-show push, and Jessi Jean's $297 "Yap on Camera Challenge" that reportedly made $1.2M in a single day — pulling out what's working, what's being left on the table, and what every media founder should take notes on. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 02:25 The $1.2M Launch in 72 Minutes 07:34 Why Cohorts Are a Superior Business Model 11:54 Inside the Hybrid Cohort Format 17:15 Public Homework as a Viral Engine 17:57 Do You Even Need a Community? 20:22 Don't Sleep on Instagram 24:43 How Jessie Could Scale to $1M/Month 32:44 Hormozi's Content Bets: Show, Don't Tell 36:14 Bet #2: Netflix-Level Production ("Scale or Fail") 41:00 Bet #3: Live and Interactive Content 43:24 Replicating It Without a Big Budget 46:30 Legacy Media: CAA, Netflix, and Radio 50:07 Distribution Is King Resources: Jessi Jean — Yap On Camera Challenge Alex Hormozi — "Scale or Fail" Starter Story (acquired by HubSpot) Enjoying the show? Leave a 5-star review on Apple or Spotify, then email matt@growletter.co or kolby@growletter.co with a screenshot and a question — we'll answer it on the show.
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Why Forbes is WRONG about creators, beehiiv VS Kit, magazines are back?
Jul 22, 202643 min
This episode is brought to you by Circle — the all-in-one platform to run your community, courses, and memberships in one place. Try it free https://circle.so/eclipse In today's episode Matt and Kolby break down Forbes' 2026 Top Creators list, the surprising revival of luxury print media, and Kit's biggest product launch ever—pulling out what's working, what's being left on the table, and what every media founder should take notes on. Timestamps: 00:00 Forbes Top Creators 2026 01:14 The $1B Milestone & MrBeast's $300M 02:10 Breaking Down the Top 10 05:44 YouTube-to-Hollywood Crossover 06:41 Mark Rober's Subscription Box Playbook 09:42 Cody Sanchez & the Creator Capital Allocator 11:42 Hot Takes: Who Forbes Missed 14:36 Streamers & the Entrepreneurship Score Debate 17:35 Is Print Back? The Mountain Gazette Story 22:41 Why Print Is the Next Vinyl: Firecrown & Colossus 28:05 Building Fandom With Physical Products 30:38 New Media Summit 2027 in Austin 31:25 Kit's Craft + Commerce Launch: SMS & Subscriber Signals 37:29 Beehiiv's July Launch & the "Everything App" Trap 43:02 Circle's Focused Launch & Wrap-Up Resources: Forbes List Mountain Gazette Firecrown Media Colossus New Media Summit
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REACTION: beehiiv's Summer Release: Is This The Future or Just Hype?
Jul 16, 202636 min
In this episode, Matt McGarry, Ryan Carr, and Kolby Hatch analyze the recent beehiiv summer release, discussing new features like community, podcast integrations, and ad networks, and sharing insights on how to effectively leverage these tools for business growth.
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Why Nobody Cares About Newsletters Anymore
Jul 15, 20261h 5m
In today's episode Matt and Kolby break down historic media disruptions—from cable TV's ESPN and CNN to Joe Rogan's $250M Spotify deal—pulling out what's working, what's being left on the table, and who actually has a real thesis on AI today, from The Rundown's $10M+ newsletter to HubSpot's media buying spree. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: AI Anxiety and Plateauing Founders 03:59 The Framework: How Founders Should Respond to AI 05:14 Is This an AI Bubble? Cable TV's ESPN and CNN Bet 08:35 Web 1.0: Huffington Post's $315M Exit and Motley Fool's Billion-Dollar Run 09:32 Viral Video Era: BuzzFeed's Rise, Barstool's $551M Sale 12:23 Mobile Wave: Industry Dive's $525M Exit 14:12 Axios's Smart Brevity and $525M Sale 17:27 The Athletic's $500M Sale, Joe Rogan's $250M Deal, and Mr. Beast 19:54 The Common Thread: Every Disruptor Needs a Thesis 22:40 Who Has a Real AI Thesis Today? 24:59 The Rundown AI's $10M+ Newsletter and Its PE Deal 29:31 HubSpot's Strategy of Buying Up Media Companies 34:55 Local News, AI-Generated Content, and 6AM City 46:06 Breaking Points, Ground News, and the Rise of Trusted Filters 53:03 Owning a New Category: Latent Space's AI Engineer Events 59:13 Every's Bundled AI Tools and Software-Funded Media 📌 Resources: The Rundown AI Every Ground News Latent Space Enjoying the show? Leave a 5-star review on Apple or Spotify, then email matt@growletter.co or kolby@growletter.co with a screenshot and a question — we'll answer it on the show.
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How ONE Book Drove $7M in Sales (and Helped Build an $80M Business)
Jul 8, 202650 min
This episode is brought to you by Circle — the all-in-one platform to run your community, courses, and memberships in one place. Try it free 👉 https://circle.so/eclipse Chandler Bolt (SelfPublishing.com) joins Matt to break down how one niche book generated $7M in 12 months, why "the riches are in the niches," how to turn tactics into ownable frameworks, and the value ladder that grew SelfPublishing.com past $80M. Timestamps : 00:00 Intro 02:25 Can a Niche Expert Really Write a Book? 03:59 Why a Book Is the Ultimate Lever 06:36 "I'm Not a Good Writer" — Write Like You Talk 09:06 Is My Idea Too Niche? Strategies vs Tactics 11:05 How "Published" Made $7M in 12 Months 13:37 Turning Tactics Into Frameworks 17:19 Does a Book Have To Be 250 Pages? 19:55 Selling Books Without a Huge Audience 24:13 Book Royalties Explained (20–70%) 25:47 Amazon Discovery + Vertical SEO 28:19 How To Use AI To Write a Book 33:37 Will a Book Cannibalize My Course? 38:09 One-to-One vs One-to-Many: Packaging Expertise 42:12 Are Courses Dying? The Services Pivot 48:03 Where To Find Chandler 📌 Resources: SelfPublishing.com Book a call with the team Sign and Thrive by Bill Soroka 🔗 Connect with Chandler Bolt: Linkedin Website YouTube
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$1.2M In 70 Minutes: The Playbook Behind A Viral Creator Product Launch

Why Forbes is WRONG about creators, beehiiv VS Kit, magazines are back?

REACTION: beehiiv's Summer Release: Is This The Future or Just Hype?

Why Nobody Cares About Newsletters Anymore

How ONE Book Drove $7M in Sales (and Helped Build an $80M Business)

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Neville Medhora

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New Media

About this Podcast:

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About the host

Recent episodes

$1.2M In 70 Minutes: The Playbook Behind A Viral Creator Product Launch

Why Forbes is WRONG about creators, beehiiv VS Kit, magazines are back?

REACTION: beehiiv's Summer Release: Is This The Future or Just Hype?

Why Nobody Cares About Newsletters Anymore

How ONE Book Drove $7M in Sales (and Helped Build an $80M Business)

Guest Appearances

Matt Paulson

Katelyn Bourgoin

Ryan Deiss

Neville Medhora

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch New Media for

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