# Rachel Herron

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Rural men's mental health

In the second installment of the Movember Men’s Mental Health series, Canada Research Chair and director of the Centre for Critical Studies in Rural Mental Health Dr. Rachel Herron talks about rural men’s mental health and lived experience with mental health advocate and speaker Gerry Friesen, a ...

Write a Novel with Anita Ramirez!

AUA Ep 6: Today I interview Anita Ramirez, whose lifelong dream was to write a novel and she did! Learn how tragic life events urged her forward. Anita found her own courage and strength. You can too. Find Anita here: Website: anitawritesbooks.com Twitter: @AnitaRamirez3 IG: anamarierz FB: A ...

122 How to Write Romance with Jami Albright

Episode Show Notes In this episode we cover:  The fundamentals of romance How to build tension and attraction How to write humour Tropes, HEAs and grabbing the reader Grand gestures Business models This week’s question is: how are you advocating for your creative self? Recommendation ...

"The Sisterhood of the Traveling Shirt" (S44 E10)

This week Lida is joined by the amazing playwright and writer Rachel Herron to talk about S44 E10 while Jenny works on a Gala (We have to make that money if we’re not winning the million dollars). Lida and Rachel get into bringing back the brainy challenges, social skills on the island, and whic ...

Insights into rural and remote mental health

In conversation with Rachel Herron, Canada Research Chair in Rural and Remote Mental Health, and a professor at Brandon University.

When Day Jobs Teach Us Tricks

In this week’s episode, Samantha and Matilda are taking the positives from their day jobs - discussing what skills they've picked up from the 9-5, and how they utilise them.   Next week Sam and Matilda will be talking about some of the things they've tried and failed at on their self-publishing ...

Making Time for Authorship

In this episode, AJ and Mike break down the realities of the life of an author. You’ll hear them discuss their own approaches to time management and share what impact it’s had on their personal lives. They also share their own strategies for prioritization of all the tasks that go into authorshi ...

Healthy Ageing, Public Education, and Health Checks: There's a whole lot of living left to do!

Join Jackie and Michelle as they discuss healthy ageing, combatting stereotypes, and the value of community-based educational initiatives. They are joined by Meryl Orth, the founder of Health Checks: There's a whole lot of living left to do, and Dr. Rachel Herron, Canada Research Chair and geogr ...

The Senseless Murder of Manos Ikonomidis

We’re back after an unplanned hiatus. Today we are talking about the murder of a young man with his whole like ahead of him. NOW ON PodBean and Spotify Resources: BET. com: How a threesome turned into a deadly bloodbath, after one man pulled out a camera to film it. By Rachel ...

202. Mining Metaphor and Exploring Divisions within Ourselves featuring Jocelyn Jane Cox

Jocelyn Jane Cox joins Let’s Talk Memoir for a conversation about the challenges and guilt around caretaking, her childhood experience as a competitive figure skater, telling a story in the structure of a day, using the directed “you” in a book, writing about what has shaped us and played a role ...