NYT Bestselling author visits Sac State: STATE HORNET PODCAST

Max Connor and Mack Ervin III
April 21, 2021

On today’s State Hornet Podcast: New York Times bestselling author Chanel Miller visited Sac State virtually Monday as part of the women’s and gender studies department’s “Healing Through Storytelling” event, plus more from this week in news.

Also, tune in to twitch.tv/thestatehornet tonight at 5:30 p.m. to see our live Q&A event with podcast host and producer Jesse Thorn, founder of the Maximum Fun podcast network!

Music: Acid Jazz by Kevin MacLeod

Show Notes:

NYT Bestselling author Chanel Miller speaks on healing from sexual assault

Level Up with Shelby: The gaming community is still as toxic as ever

Sac State beach volleyball unveils ‘Hornet Beach’ with ribbon-cutting

twitch.tv/thestatehornet

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About the Writers

Max Connor, editor in chief

Max Connor joined The State Hornet as a transfer student in fall 2019, became the managing editor in spring 2020, and is the editor-in-chief for the 2020-21 school year. Before joining The State Hornet, he was an editor and reporter for The Connection at Cosumnes River College. In addition to being the editor-in-chief, he created the award-winning podcast "Max's Table" for The State Hornet all about his love of food, restaurants, cooking and people. More than anything, he is a devoted husband and father to three young children.

Mack Ervin III, podcast editor

Mack Ervin III is the podcast editor for The State Hornet. He is a senior who joined back in fall 2019 and has previously served as football beat writer and multimedia reporter. A double major in journalism and communications, he is also an avid sports, racing and video game enthusiast.