Nashville Tech Feed #17 – We Are Nashville Edition

By
mdave
– May 6, 2010Posted in: Featured, Podcast
 

 

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 A very special Nashville Tech Feed with hyper local Bloggers Mike Byrd of Enclave Nashville & Christy Frink of Nashvillest where they discuss their blogger Nashville flood stories, then jump into flood urban myths like pirañas at Oprymills mall and when did it turn, Nashville figures out how to brand the flood in order to get national attention, we ask where’s the national media and did they drop the ball. And finally we finish up with our usual segment “What we’re consuming”

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Topics & Articles:

  • Current Status of the City? Water level? Shelters? Needs?
  • When did it turn from news to speculation?
  • Did the national media drop the ball? How did local media fair?

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What We're Consuming?

David - Godfinger & Netflix for the iPad

Lucas - Nashvillest.com & enclave-nashville.blogspot.com

Mike - Ann Patchetts Opinion Column, The People Shall Rule

Christy - Less than Zero, Go by Jonsi

 

Hosts:

Lucas Hendrickson

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David Beronja

Title:

  • Web Designer/Production
  • Founder "The Nashville Feed" blog

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  • twitter: mdave
  • blog: NashvilleFeed.com

Mike Byrd

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  • Local writer, watchdog blogger
  • Father, higher education professional

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Christy Frink

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  • Editor, Nashvillest.com
  • Social worker

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About mdave

David has been using computers to create his visions since the early days of the Apple II. When the world wide web hit he dove in head first learning HTML and building his first websites. After spending a few years at a software services firm in Milwaukee he moved to Nashville and shortly after the Music Industry grabbed hold. He joined the Country Music Association as webmaster designing, building and managing the CMA Awards, CMA Music Festival and corporate websites for the 8 years. He started their social media reach-out and when he left the CMA could reach over 50,000 fans directly. David currently freelances by day, codes by night along with producing/hosting the Nashville Tech Feed a technology podcast. David was named by Billboard Magazine as one of the top 140 people in the Music Industry to follow on Twitter.