Podcast appearances and mentions of erin kirkland

On the episode of The Whatcom Report, host Dylan Deane-Boyle welcomes author Erin Kirkland to the show to talk about Alaska on the Go and exploring the Alaska highway system and then talks to Justine Mallahan from Visit Bellingham to talk about local tourism.

Jennie talks with Erin Kirkland, Alaska's travel with kids expert. She literally wrote the book on it after exploring all over Alaska for two decades with her own kids, from babies to teenagers. Don't miss this episode if you're planning to travel to Alaska with kids.Erin's Guidebook for Alaska with Kids*Erin's Guidebook for Alaska with Kids on the Alaska Ferry**These show notes contain affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase we may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.Get Jennie's Alaska Travel planners and pre made itinerariesBook a trip planning session with JennieGet Jennie's weekly Alaska Travel tips in your inboxFollow Jennie on InstagramLet Jennie plan your trip for you!Music credits:  Largo Montebello, by Domenico Mannelli, CC.

Seasoned journalist Erin Kirkland from (https://my.captivate.fm/www.akonthego.com) checks in nightly from an unexpected 4-day road trip amid widespread lockdowns due to the coronavirus threat. Erin shares ideas for socially responsible activities she encounters along the way. This installment features special guest (https://familytravel.org/team/richard-dambrosio/) . Watch the video from this interview: (https://www.facebook.com/familytravelassociation/videos/237988120713373) Follow Erin's journey on social media: (https://www.facebook.com/AKontheGO/) (https://www.instagram.com/akonthego/) - Episode notes at (https://familytravel.org/livegoeson)

Seasoned journalist Erin Kirkland from (www.akonthego.com) checks in nightly from an unexpected 4-day road trip amid widespread lockdowns due to the coronavirus threat. Erin shares ideas for socially responsible activities she encounters along the way. Watch the video from this interview: (https://vimeo.com/398726618) Follow Erin's journey on social media: (https://www.facebook.com/AKontheGO/) (https://www.instagram.com/akonthego/) - Episode notes at (https://familytravel.org/livegoeson)

Seasoned journalist Erin Kirkland from (https://my.captivate.fm/www.akonthego.com) checks in nightly from an unexpected 4-day road trip amid widespread lockdowns due to the coronavirus threat. Erin shares ideas for socially responsible activities she encounters along the way. Watch the video from this interview: (https://vimeo.com/398419462) Follow Erin's journey on social media: (https://www.facebook.com/AKontheGO/) (https://www.instagram.com/akonthego/) - Episode notes at (https://familytravel.org/livegoeson)

Seasoned journalist Erin Kirkland from (www.akonthego.com) checks in nightly from an unexpected 4-day road trip amid widespread lockdowns due to the coronavirus threat. Erin shares ideas for socially responsible activities she encounters along the way. Watch the video recorded live on Facebook at (https://www.facebook.com/familytravelassociation/videos/1107393532944021/) Follow Erin's journey on social media: (https://www.facebook.com/AKontheGO/) (https://www.instagram.com/akonthego/) - Episode notes at (https://familytravel.org/livegoeson)

Erin Kirkland’s work as an Alaska travel wizard is centered not on outsides, but on Alaskans themselves. But she doesn’t stop there. She’s got an extra focus on the state’s future stewards: kids. As the founder and author of AK On the Go, she’s also worked on guide books focused on traveling the state with kids.    In this episode Erin weighs in on how playing outside makes us better as people and families, plus advice on traveling the state for residents and visitors.    Things mentioned in the show:    AK On the Go Kesugi Ken Campground  Denali National Park  Glen Alps near Anchorage  Teenagers who don’t wear enough clothes in the winter Alaska State Parks  Alaska Families to Parks Days Beluga Cabin, Bird Creek Campground Turnagain Arm 4-H  Finger Lake Campground, Alaska  Toolbox of camping gear Outdoor Families Magazine and print-offs UnCruise  Kids to Parks Day Becoming an Outdoor Woman  Fairbanks, Alaska Denali Highway  Kachemak Bay Juneau, Alaska  Alaska State Capitol  Glacier Bay, Alaska  Lupin (alpine flower)    Erin’s favorite outdoor gear: A rain jacket -- variety depends on the conditions.   Erin’s most essential outdoor gear:  Teton Sports backpack: https://amzn.to/2wnkwEJ  Find Erin’s website social media   AK On the Go: www.AKontheGO.com AK on the Go Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/akonthego     Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/akonthego/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/akonthego Books: www.AKontheGO.com/book    ----- Register for our newsletter for a chance to win a free Humans Outside decal: https://humansoutside.com/contact-us/  Don’t forget to follow @HumansOutside on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/humansoutside/ Share your own outdoor life with the hashtag #humansoutside365.   Connect with us on Facebook: https://humansoutside.com/   How are you spending your outdoor time? Leave us a message and we might feature you on our weekly Outdoor Diary episode. Call ‪(360) 362-5317‬.

Welcome to the first episode of Alaska On the Go as cohosts James Gaddis and Erin Kirkland take a look at viewing Iditarod 2019 with kids. Want to watch the Anchorage Ceremonial Start? Give a listen. 

James Gaddis and Erin Kirkland cohost the new podcast “Alaska On the Go,” to help guide your next adventure with the kiddos in the 49th state. In this pre-show episode, get to know this dedicated duo, who bring together the best of parenting, travel, and life in the Last Frontier.

Life-changing family vacations don’t have to break the bank. Make every day an adventure, and your kids will love being wherever they are. At Family Travel Radio, we understand the pressure that parents feel to take their kids on extravagant family vacations. In this episode, Erin Kirkland joins us to discuss affordable family vacations that don’t forsake adventure or meaningful experiences. Erin is an author, freelance writer, and Alaska's only family travel journalist. Her guidebook series titled "Alaska On the Go" is required reading for families exploring the 49th state with children. Erin’s website, AKontheGO.com, has been the formative source for kid-friendly destinations and activities since its launch in 2008. Erin's commitment to Alaska's children and youth is evident in all her endeavors, most recently through her efforts to support literacy by the establishment of 15 " (https://readonthefly.com/) " bookshelves in Alaska airports, giving kids the opportunity to pick up a free book instead of electronic devices. Erin and her family (husband James, sons Owen and Matt) live, work, and play in Alaska's largest city of Anchorage. --- Episode notes at FamilyTravel.org/Radio (https://www.familytravel.org/radio) --- Discover the family vacation possibilities at FamilyTravel.org

What can the Nature Effect do for you? Join us on Erin's journey as she shares her experience with the outdoors and how it has an impact in her business and life today. Erin is author of "Alaska on the Go: exploring the 49th state with children," and publisher of AKontheGO.com, Alaska's only family travel resource. She also is a regular contributor to the CBS television and NPR affiliates in her hometown of Anchorage, where she writes and presents about family travel and outdoor recreation opportunities in Alaska.

On this extra outdoorsy episode of Kids These Days! we're celebrating Alaska's amazing bounty by speaking with those in the know about fishing, gathering and hunting in Alaska. Does your family do any of these activities together? If so, you know that they're about more than harvesting food -- picking berries, taking a moose or landing a halibut also mean quality family time spent together! First up this hour, host Shana Sheehy speaks with award-winning author Seth Kantner. Kantner wrote Shopping for Porcupine and Ordinary Wolves which won a Milkweed National Fiction Prize, establishing him as one of the nation's top young writers. In addition to writing, Kantner is a commercial fisherman and wildlife photographer. He spoke to us about living a gathering life in a modern world from Kotzebue where he lives with his wife and daughter. Unlike in other states, hunting in Alaska is on the rise - maybe that’s because hunting is a family tradition for many in the 49th State. For one Wasilla family, the Adamses, the tradition of hunting - and gun safety - has been passed down through the generations. Producer Sarah Gonzales spoke with this family and also with Jerry Soukup, the coordinator of the Alaska Department of Fish & Game's Hunter Information & Training (HIT) Program Also speaking to us from Fish & Game, Tony Kavalok the Assistant Director for the Division of Wildlife Conservation, and the former Palmer Area Wildlife Biologist for the division, speaks with us in-studio about the many programs ADFG offers for young people to help get them out fishing, hunting, participating in shooting sports and into conservation camps. Christina Salmon was born and raised in Igiugig, Alaska (pop. 64) to Dan and Julia Salmon, she is the eldest of 5 children and has lived back at home since 2007 where she now works as the village's Environmental Director. She has 3 children: Aiden, Keilan and Dannika, 6, 4, and 2. She says, "I wanted to raise my children in rural Alaska so they could experience life as I did when a child, living off the land, subsistence hunting, fishing and berry picking. Enjoying the simple things in life." And last but certainly not least this hour we have a new installment of KTDontheGO with Erin Kirkland. This time she's exploring the special connections and memories that happen when fathers and daughters go fishing together.

The start of the holiday season for many of us means planning family travel. Are you headed out of town for the holidays with your family? Or will your clan enjoy a "stay-cation" this year? Where do you go and how do you get there safely, affordably and with the least amount of headache while keeping everyone happy? IN-STUDIO GUESTS: Joining KTD Host Shana Sheehy to explore these questions and more are two guests: Scott McMurren writes Alaska TravelGram. Erin Kirkland writes AKontheGo and regularly blogs for us at KTDontheGO. Plus, one travel agent and a two local moms share their tips for taking the kids to three Alaska family favorite destinations: Hawaii, Mexico and Disneyland.