Podcast appearances and mentions of matt herron

In this episode of Mississippi Stories, Mississippi Today Editor At Large Marshall Ramsey sits down with Dr. Jeannine Herron, neuropsychologist, reading expert and widow of Civil Rights photojournalist Matt Herron. Thanks to a connection between the Mississippi Museum of Art and the Barksdale Reading Institute, pre-school children in Jackson will be experiencing an innovative approach to reading and writing this semester because of an acquisition of civil rights photographs by MMA. MMA recently acquired 80 vintage photographs of the Civil Rights Movement taken by renowned photojournalist Matt Herron, mostly of events in Mississippi that occurred in 1963 -65. He died in 2020 and left a legacy of historic photos behind. This acquisition will give MMA the distinction of having the largest museum collection of vintage Herron photographs in the country. The connection to the Barksdale Institute is Dr. Jeannine Herron, Herron's wife, who is a neuropsychologist who came to Jackson in 1963 to honor Medgar Evers' life by joining hundreds of grieving citizens who walked down Lynch Street after his murder. She also started the first Head Start program in the country in Mississippi. Herron and Ramsey discuss the photographs, her time in Mississippi, the importance of reading, the program in Jackson and how a child learns to read.

In the last episode, Josh, Scott, and Chuck talked about how they used Scrivener's most basic features to simply write their stories. This week, Matt Herron joins the conversation to show off some of the program's next-level features and talk about the differences between the Mac and PC versions. [00:00] Opening remarks—we hit 1,000 subscribers! [05:33] Weekly update—Central Time Edition Josh: Finishing up Tranquility #2, workshopped another book of Devon Ford’s. Reading Sphere by Michael Crichton and the new Star Wars: Thrawn book. Matt: Outlining two full books now. 1. A new space opera series (book 2 in work) and 2. Book 4 in The Gunn Files series. Scott: Working on Victory Day (They Came for Blood #3), Expeditionaries War (Brothers in Arms) and personal project. [15:26] Sponsor: J. Clifton Slater’s Muted Implications (Clay Warrior Book 12) [17:45] Main Event—How to Scrivener with Matt Herron! -Section breaks -Scrivener 2 v. 3 compile capability (advice: focus on organizing, drafting, and writing, not compiling) -Scrivener 3 for Windows broke 2020? -Give the Scrivener 3 for Windows BETA a try if you’re daring… -Ways to use labels in Scrivener 3. -Noodling with index cards. -Timelines! -Use of the Writing History. -Cleaning up quotes vs. smart quotes. -Linguistic Focus! -Using the Meta Data pane to add custom meta data to do things like tracking plot threads. -How you set up the Editor can be different than how you Compile. -Using a view to look as though you’re writing a book. -Snapshots to preserve a scene state and compare scenes. -Revision mode. -God Mode: Cmd+shift and snapshot whole document. -How to deal with word document coming back from the editor (Most writers do not come back to Scrivener at this point). -Split Screen Mode. -Notes and comments. [1:06:23] Closing remarks Coffee and Concepts Writer’s Journey Storytelling   Become a Medium today! https://keystrokemedium.com/mediums/ Don't forget to Like and Subscribe and get involved with the mayhem and shenanigans in the live chat! http://www.youtube.com/c/keystrokemedium If you have any thoughts or ideas for show topics or if you have authors you'd like to see on the show, let us know. Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/KeystrokeMedium For all the latest and greatest KSM Gear, check out our store at: https://keystrokemedium.com/ksm-store/ Also, subscribe to Sci Fi Explorations for the best discounted and free books we come across through our contacts: http://www.scifiexplorations.com Keystroke Medium Anthologies      Kingdoms of Iron and Stone - https://amzn.to/2GjbE6I       Horizons Beyond - https://amzn.to/2SrJ6uX      Farthest Reach – https://amzn.to/2UZINeo The Writing Dream – and How to Make it to Happily Ever After – Keystroke Medium’s first non-fiction book. https://amzn.to/2UZINeo If you enjoy this podcast, please leave us a review and rate the show on iTunes, Podbean, Stitcher, or wherever else you found us!

Episode 9- Speed In Space by Zack Leonard, Brandon Buchner, Matt Herron

Episode 8- Personnel Packages by Zack Leonard, Brandon Buchner, Matt Herron

Matt Herren says going home was an opportunity he couldn’t pass up. But leaving the Symphony of Northwest Arkansas won’t be easy for the executive director. Herren chats with Becca Martin-Brown, Features editor, about the move.

Matt Herron, who is a Senior Safety Engineer at Southwest Research Institute, joins Ambjor and I to discuss the implementation of near miss-near hit programs. We also talk about how to keep these programs going so all employees feel responsible for safety.

Matt Herron from Seeing Red(dit) comes back to CreepyPodsta: The Creepypasta Podcast to chat about the indie horror game Mouth Sweet. Please be aware that this game contains depictions of mental illness, transphobia, and violence, all of which are mentioned as we discuss the game. I’m on Mastodon now too! Support the show on Patreon! $1 a month […]

This week, Alida is off in the Black Hills, so we pull an episode from the video-only archives, bringing Matt Herron back to the Round Table. We discuss pacing, what it really is and how it functions in your story.  How do you decide the best pace for your story? And how do you achieve that pace? What kind of effect can pacing have for your readers? And why is pacing so different between books and movies? Check out the books we talked about – those we loved and those we didn’t. Show notes & more at www.StoryWorksPodcast.com

This week, Alida is off in the Black Hills, so we pull an episode from the video-only archives, bringing Matt Herron back to the Round Table. We discuss pacing, what it really is and how it functions in your story.  How do you decide the best pace for your story? And how do you achieve that pace? What kind of effect can pacing have for your readers? And why is pacing so different between books and movies? Check out the books we talked about – those we loved and those we didn't. Show notes & more at www.StoryWorksPodcast.com

This week, we bring Matt Herron back to the Round Table to discuss what we writers can do with our short stories. We define the collections, the novel-in-story, and serialization, discussing pros and cons of each. This week we stray into marketing territory, because when it comes to deciding what to do with your stories, how you brand them matters.  Show notes and more at www.StoryWorksPodcast.com.

This week, we bring Matt Herron back to the Round Table to discuss what we writers can do with our short stories. We define the collections, the novel-in-story, and serialization, discussing pros and cons of each. This week we stray into marketing territory, because when it comes to deciding what to do with your stories, how you brand them matters.  Show notes and more at www.StoryWorksPodcast.com.

This week, we welcome Kathryn back to her seat at the Round Table, and thanks again to Matt Herron and Emma Darwin for keeping the seat warm! We're talking character motivation. It's crucial to every element of your story and you'll do yourself a favor by having a handle on it in the prewriting stages. We talk about the protagonist, the reader, and you, the writer. Also, how motivation relates to flaws and conflicts, and how a series differs from a standalone. Show notes and more at www.StoryWorksPodcast.com

This week, we welcome Kathryn back to her seat at the Round Table, and thanks again to Matt Herron and Emma Darwin for keeping the seat warm! We're talking character motivation. It's crucial to every element of your story and you'll do yourself a favor by having a handle on it in the prewriting stages. We talk about the protagonist, the reader, and you, the writer. Also, how motivation relates to flaws and conflicts, and how a series differs from a standalone. Show notes and more at www.StoryWorksPodcast.com

This week, Alida, Robert, and guest host Matt Herron discuss hard and soft systems of magic, science, and other forms of world-building logic necessary to fiction.  Show notes and more at www.StoryWorksPodcast.com

A conversation between Dave Owens, Associate Director of Sojourn Network, and Matt Herron, Lead Pastor of Sojourn Traverse in Traverse City, Michigan.

I interview Matt Herron of The Debt Doctors at Quatrini Rafferty, a bankruptcy attorney in Pittsburgh. Some of the highlights in this interview include: * Exactly how to retain more clients using the "minimum retainer" strategy he learned from a high-volume bankruptcy firm * How to "turn around" clients who want a refund and get them to actually file and clear their debts * An ingenious way to "test drive" Chapter 13 clients BEFORE they make you do 15 hours of work and then never make a payment on their plan * The one word that he requires prospects to type into Google that helps him avoid having to "sell" prospects * The precise search keywords he avoids when advertising on Google AdWords * The single business practice he tweaked that lets him make money off of those complex bankruptcy cases that everybody else turns down * How merging with a full-service law firm that didn’t do bankruptcies actually increased his bankruptcy referrals * And a whole lot more! You can also subscribe to get an email when we release new episodes of the Bankruptcy Law Success podcast: forms.aweber.com/form/76/985243976.htm

Hey y’all! Thursday is probably gonna be our new day for CreepyPodsta: The Creepypasta Podcast, since now I’ve got a new show launching on Mondays. It’s called Seeing Red(dit), please check it out if you like me, and/or if you like past guests Matt Herron and Louisa Herron. I’m still working on the next episode of […]

Hey y’all! Thursday is probably gonna be our new day for CreepyPodsta: The Creepypasta Podcast, since now I’ve got a new show launching on Mondays. It’s called Seeing Red(dit), please check it out if you like me, and/or if you like past guests Matt Herron and Louisa Herron. I’m still working on the next episode of […]

In this, the pilot episode of Seeing Red(dit), hosts Matt Herron, Jeff Kowalski, and Louisa Herron explore the subreddit Bollywood Realism. We touch on connections to literary masters such as O Henry and PSY, and we misquote every movie and song. If you’d like to watch the video we discuss, you can find it here – and […]

Fifty years ago this summer, Americans, both black and white, gave their last full measure of devotion in an effort to register African American voters in Mississippi.The violence that resulted, the death of three civil rights workers, the beatings, the church bombings, and effort to prevent Americans from voting is a stain that shall forever be remembered.For those that have forgotten, or were not alive in that period, A new work by Matt Herron is a powerful reminder.  Matt was the progenitor of an effort to chronicle those events and in so doing captured a pivotal moment in American history.  The result, is Mississippi Eyes: The Story and Photography of the Southern Documentary ProjectMy conversation with Matt Herron: 

In this episode, James Costa and Matt Herron of The Phuse, discuss task management, overlap meetings, and the concept of code audits. Show Notes: 01:04 – James Costa (twitter blog)...