Part II- An Interview with Herbert Midgley- The Man Documenting Daily Life During a Global Pandemic

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In Part II of my sit down with Herbert Midgley, the professor from Stephen F. Austin State University who is conducting Zoom interviews with the public to document personal accounts of life during the outbreak, I get to discuss openly the changes I have seen in our community, the new adjustments to daily habits, sports, and more during a time when the country has closed it’s doors.

Again, it is highly encouraged to reach out to Herbert via his Facebook and set a time with him to do one of these interviews. If you’re like me and really relish in stimulating conversation (and maybe aren’t getting enough of it these days), then is a perfect outlet for some great, engaging conversation.

And again, apologies for how terrible I look in this video.

See Part I here.

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