Podcast appearances and mentions of kristin link

If you asked his coworkers, his family, or his wife, they would have told you that Richard Evonitz was a stand-up guy; a Navy veteran, a hard worker, and a devoted husband who was known by friends and neighbors to lend a hand when something needed to be fixed. Only a few young women knew the truth about him, but sadly found out after it was already too late. That is, until his last victim used her cunning survival skills to stop him from ever committing his heinous acts of depravity against anyone else. These are the crimes of Richard Evonitz, also known as the Spotsylvania Killer, and the stories of Sofia Silva, Kristin Link, Kati Link, and Kara Robinson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Don't be afraid of the strong emotions that naturally come with such a difficult journeyGod opens wombs for His glory, and God closes wombs for His gloryKristin and Steven surrendered their hearts to the Lord, and He led them both straight toward adoption in less than 24 hours after prayingThe Lord will have the answers that no one else can give you when you are walking through infertility

Not everyone is willing to seek the Lord's will regarding infertility, but Kristin Link is one of those exceptional people. After struggling with having their child, Kristin and her husband, Steven, felt that the Lord was calling them toward adoption. Today, they are the proud parents to a sweet little boy named Aaro, whom they adopted from India. Kristin shares advice that is Biblically grounded for couples who are hoping to expand their families but seeing no results. “Be in unity and seek HIM in your pain,” she says, encouraging couples to embrace the wisdom and guidance of the Holy Spirit in their life. She reminds us that Jesus will have the answers and directions for the hardships that you are currently walking through. TAKEAWAYS Don't be afraid of the strong emotions that naturally come with such a difficult journey God opens wombs for His glory, and God closes wombs for His glory Kristin and Steven surrendered their hearts to the Lord, and He led them both straight toward adoption in less than 24 hours after praying The Lord will have the answers that no one else can give you when you are walking through infertility

For the month of May, Bunnell presents Changing Landscapes, a group invitational exhibit featuring new work by Deb Lowney, Sharlene Cline and Kristin Link. Exhibit opening will be on May 5th from 5-7pm, artist talks at 6pm. As human activities increase the rate at which natural processes like glacial retreat, weathering and erosion shape the landscape, what agency do artists offer as witnesses, interpreters and documentarians of disappearing landscapes? How do artists steward how we hold and express feelings about change? How might art help humans find strength, reckon with loss, and face what is revealed with courage, purpose and love? Artists featured are: Sharlene Cline, Deb Lowney and Kristin Link.

Abby Glassenberg is a co-founder of the Craft Industry Alliance and now serves as its president. She's a sewing pattern designer, teacher, and journalist. She's dedicated to creating an outstanding trade association for the crafts industry. The Craft Industry Alliance was founded in 2015 by Abby and Kristin Link. They each had over a decades' worth of experience as craft industry professionals. They'd been designers and producers, makers and retailers, writers and teachers. Their vision was to build a thriving trade organization that meets the specific needs of today's craft industry professionals and offers an opportunity for makers, suppliers, designers and writers to join together as allies under a united “craft industry” umbrella. In 2022, Craft Industry Alliance became the strategic partner for h+h americas, a new trade show for the crafts industry. This event is a uniting force for crafts, bringing all businesses together in one place where they can showcase new goods, discover trends, network, and make crucial connections at an exciting, in-person event.

In der heutigen Folge habe ich mir Verstärkung von meiner ehemaligen Business-Coachin und Mentorin, Kiristin Woltmann, geholt. Kristin Woltmann ist Holistic Business Coach und Mentorin für Unternehmerinnen. Ihre große Vision ist es, mehr großartige Frauen in ein erfülltes, freies und erfolgreiches Leben als Unternehmerinnen zu begleiten, in dem sie das tun, was sie lieben und sich mit ihrem Herzensbusiness wahrhaft ausleben. Wir unterhalten uns u.a. über: - Ihren Entwicklungsweg von der Bloggerin hin zur Unternehmerin - Wie wichtig Inner Work für den Business-Aufbau ist - Wie sie mit Angst umgeht Ich hoffe sehr, dass du einige Learnings mitnehmen kannst aus diesem Interview. Hier findest du Kristin: Link zum Holistic Business Bootcamp: https://www.digistore24.com/content/419527/37066/lovetobefitde/CAMPAIGNKEY Link zur Online Business University https://www.digistore24.com/redir/419527/lovetobefitde/CAMPAIGNKEY Website: https://kristinwoltmann.de Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristinwoltmann/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kristinwoltmann Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/251317142218627/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristin-woltmann/ Direkter Kontakt zu mir: hello@steph-reinhardt.de Instagram: [https://www.instagram.com/queen.of.routine/](https://www.instagram.com/queen.of.routine/) Website: [https://steph-reinhardt.de](https://steph-reinhardt.de) YouTube: [https://www.youtube.com/@stephreinhardt/podcasts](https://www.youtube.com/@stephreinhardt/podcasts)

Kristen Link is an Executive Public Speaking Coach and storyteller in Silicon Valley. After earning a computer science degree from Fitchburg State University, she began her career in Silicon Valley at Hewlett Packard, she began in technical roles and sales and marketing before moving into leadership training. Her varied jobs often included conveying technical information to non-technical audiences. The skills she learned about storytelling and simplifying information are the foundation of what I share with Double Forte's clients. She works with global business leaders at Amazon, eBay, Intuit, Palo Alto Networks, Stanford Graduate School of Business, TEDx San Francisco, The Hershey Company, VMware, Zoom, etc. She offers workshops, one-on-one coaching, and team coaching. Kristin can often be found deeply listening to her clients, honored to hear their stories, and helping them create meaningful change. What you will learn in this episode: How to lead with the conclusion to hook your audience fast Focus on the impact of your story, what's the big take-away How to become more confident when public speaking or presenting Stop using jargon and acronyms – tips and practices to get rid of them Why technical talk doesn't belong in your presentation or pitch technical Why you should attempt to answer questions with a clear headline Resources: Website: https://kristinlinkcoaching.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinlink1/

Alaska artists explore the intersection of environmental observation and nostalgia in a group show, “Sound of Wind and Grass,” featuring photographs by John Hagen, cyanotype, drawing and collage by Kristin Link and video audio art by Michael Walsh.

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Kristin Link is a fine artist and science illustrator with a focus on the natural world. Currently living off-grid in Alaska, she has nature journaled in some very remote and beautiful places, including on glaciers, in deserts and even on a scientific research vessel. Kristin’s work reflects her desire to connect with place, wherever she is in the world. Listen to hear more about:Kristin’s early influences and experiences with art and science. The importance of ‘place’ in Kristin’s work.How living off-grid connects her with the land.Her experiences as artist-in-residence at various locations, including on a scientific research vessel.Cyanotype printing, what it is and how Kristin uses it in her work. The spirituality of interacting with nature that is beyond words or explanation. How Kristin celebrates ‘place’ through her school workshops, helping young people discover what is beautiful and unique about their own part of the world.Find out more about Kristin on her website kristinillustration.com and Instagram.Purchase Kristin’s artwork through her Etsy store.You can connect with the Boreal Nature Journal Club here.  The book that the Boreal Nature Journal Club have been working through together is by Roseann Hanson and it is called Nature Journaling for a Wild Life. Thanks for listening!www.journalingwithnature.com

Kristin Link is a science illustrator and an artist living off the grid in McCarthy, Alaska. She shares about her life there, why she loves helping people see the natural world up close through science illustration, and her tips for applying to artist-in-residencies at National Parks. Women featured in this episode: Kristin Link, science illustrator, with a special intro segment with Chevon Powell, founder of Refuge Outdoor Festival. Hosted by Gale Straub In this episode, you'll hear Chevon Powell share her vision for the Refuge Outdoor Festival coming to Tolt-MacDonald Park September 28 - 30, 2018 About Kristin's life off the grid near McCarthy, Alaska What brought Kristin to Alaska and how it lead her to a career in science illustration What science illustration is and the different ways you can pursue it as a career Why Kristin focuses on the environmental aspects of science illustration About artist-in-residencies programs through the National Park Service What the application process is like for artist-in-residency programs The goal of Kristin's work, whether it's science illustration or fine art How it's difficult to live sustainably, even when you're living off the grid How Kristin's relationship with the land and its history has evolved in her time living in Alaska Why science illustration will never go away as a profession and why she recommends it for others interested in art and the environment Sponsored by RxBar, Otterbox, uBiome, and Victorious Resources: Kristin Link: Portfolio Site and Instagram Refuge Outdoor Festival Artist-Residencies info from Kristin: Call For Entry is a website that lists calls for visual artists. There are several residencies in national parks that post there, including Gates of the Arctic The Wrangell Mountains Center, the nonprofit where I used to work, also has a residency application there and hosts a two-week residency in McCarthy and the Wrangell-St. Elias. Their application is also on CaFE. Voices of the Wilderness is a collection of artist residencies on public lands and wilderness areas in Alaska. It is one application where people can apply to many opportunities. In 2017 I did a residency in the Nellie Juan – College Fiord Wilderness Study Area with the Forest Service in Prince William Sound. There is no fee to apply which I appreciate. The Chilkoot Trail Artist Residency has it’s own application hosted on the Yukon Arts Center’s website. Also no fee. Some artist residencies are just listed on NPS websites or organizations that work with them, so it can be worth searching around. A surprising number of places have artist residencies, and it seems like there are more becoming available. Here is the Joshua Tree one, which I did in 2016. Sponsor Websites & Codes UBiome Victorious RxBar: Use code "SHEEXPLORES" for 25% off your first order! Otterbox Enjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other people find us. Music is also by Lee Rosevere, Kai Engel, Jason Shaw, Doctor Turtle, and Steve Combs using a Creative Commons Attribution license.

On today’s special episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast we're celebrating the second anniversary of Craft Industry Alliance, the trade association for makers, designers, suppliers, and content creators in all areas of craft. Founded in October of 2015 by myself and Kristin Link (of Sew Mama Sew) Craft Industry Alliance now has over 1,300 members! For this episode we're bringing five of those members onto the show to talk about their businesses and their relationship to the organization. Plus, we ask each of them to recommend great stuff they're enjoying right now. Kristin and I co-host these conversations. We talk to Kate McKean, Kara Gott Warner, Ann Martin, and Traci Vaspol and Karen Katin. Join Craft Industry Alliance today at http://www.craftindustryalliance.org. Please note that this show used to be called the While She Naps podcast. The name has changed, but the content and host have stayed the same. To get the full show notes for this episode, visit Craft Industry Alliance where you can learn more about becoming a member of our supportive trade association. Strengthen your creative business, stay up to date on industry news, and build connections with forward-thinking craft professionals. Meet with show host, Abby Glassenberg, each month for our Craft Business Roundtable, get access to courses and webinars taught by industry leaders, and much more.

On today’s episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast we’re talking about building a career as a designer with my guest, Christine Ricks. Christine is the Creative Director for Missouri Star Quilt Company’s publishing department, working with a team to design and produce their magazines, Block and Modblock. She’s trained as a graphic designer and has taken up quilting as another medium to express her creative self. Christine spent the 10 years prior to her current position working in surface pattern design and contributing to several fabric lines for BasicGrey produced by Moda. She also contributes to the Modern Quilt Guild’s Quilt of the month and served as president of the Salt Lake Modern Quilt Guild last year. +++++ This episode is sponsored by Craft Industry Alliance, a trade association for makers, designers, suppliers, and content creators in all sectors of craft from knitting and crochet to quilting, sewing, paper crafting, polymer clay, embroidery, cross stitch and more. Founded by myself and Kristin Link in 2015, Craft Industry Alliance now has 1,300 members. Get a professionally written digital journal twice a month with up-to-date information on what's happening in the industry, tune in to webinars taught by experts in their field, and join a supportive community of fellow creative business owners. Check it out at craftindustryalliance.org. +++++ Please note that this show used to be called the While She Naps podcast. The name has changed, but the content and host have stayed the same. To get the full show notes for this episode, visit Craft Industry Alliance where you can learn more about becoming a member of our supportive trade association. Strengthen your creative business, stay up to date on industry news, and build connections with forward-thinking craft professionals. Meet with show host, Abby Glassenberg, each month for our Craft Business Roundtable, get access to courses and webinars taught by industry leaders, and much more.

In this episode, Kara welcomes Abby Glassenberg, sewing pattern designer, craft book author, teacher, and writer. On her blog, WhileSheNaps.com, she writes about the sewing industry, running a creative business, and the online culture of craft.  Abby has been blogging since 2005 and shares the value of a blogging, and how hers is at the heart of her crafting business. She's also the co-founder of the Craft Industry Alliance, a trade association for crafting professionals. Abby has an undergraduate degree in history from Johns Hopkins and a master’s degree in education from Harvard. She taught middle school social studies in Mississippi through Teach For America, and 6th grade in the Newton Public Schools before becoming a textile artist. She’s the author of three sewing books. Abby lives in Wellesley, Massachusetts with her husband and three daughters. “Pursue your interests as though it was your job - every day, on a regular schedule, thoroughly and professionally. That’s how you build a job doing what you love.” -Abby Glassenberg [Tweet "I'm listening to maker, #podcaster & sewing designer @AbbyGlassenberg on #PowerPurlsPodcast!"]   Episode highlights: When she became a mom, Abby knew she wanted to figure out how to work from home Abby discovered blogging in 2004 at it's still the heart of her business Abby shares how she's always been intrigued in making and sewing and figured out how to combine this on her blog  Back in 2005, Abby crafted while her daughter Roxanne was napping, and came up with the name While She Naps for her blog Abby soon entered the world of Etsy with her stuffed animals, which is what Abby is best known for Abby discusses how the blogging world has changed since she started Blogging tools are easier to use today then they were back in the early days, but harder to get noticed How she founded Craft Industry Alliance with Kristin Link of Sew Mama Sew The Alliance offers a digital journal twice per month with articles written by professional writers  Abby explains Coffee Klatch - a monthly virtual meeting offered to members of the Alliance The future of Craft Industry Alliance includes live events for education and networking Why trade shows are essential especially for new designers starting out Importance of doing gut checks about your business and showing up every day The secret to Abby's success is inbox zero because when a new idea or offer arrives, she can jump on it! Mentioned in this episode: Sew Mama Sew  Craft Industry Alliance - CraftIndustryAlliance.org The National NeedleArts Association - TNNA.org Association for Creative Industries (formerly Craft Hobby Association) - CraftAndHobby.org Learn more about Abby and WhileSheNaps.com: Website: whileshenaps.com Facebook: Facebook.com/AbbyGlassenbergDesign Instagram: Instagram.com/AbbyGlassenberg   MOVE THE NEEDLE ON YOUR KNIT BIZ! Click here to sign up for a free 30-minute creative business strategy session with Kara!    

This week Vickie spoke with Abby Glassenberg from her Massachusetts studio. Abby is a writer, activist, and the force behind the home sewing blog and plushie pattern company, While She Naps. She’s also the the co-founder, along with Kristin Link, of the Craft Industry Alliance, a trade association for craft industry professionals serving makers, designers, suppliers, and pro bloggers. Abby and Vickie talked about the humility that the motherhood experience can sometimes bestow up us, her choice to veer from the path that her formal, advanced degree from Harvard laid out for her to instead go rogue and become a creative entrepreneur, and her passion for advocating for the fair treatment and livable wages of those of us in the craft industry. Show Notes: http://vickiehowell.com/podcast/episode-29-abby-glassenberg/

On today's episode of the Craft Industry Alliance podcast I'm talking with two leaders in the online sewing world: Kathy Mack and Kristin Link. Kathy Mack is the owner of Pink Chalk Fabrics. She designs and publishes sewing patterns as Pink Chalk Studio and she's recently made a sharp right turn in her creative business journey. We hear more about that during our chat. Kristin Link is the owner of Sew Mama Sew, a blog founded in 2005 which currently hosts nearly 500 sewing tutorials and she also has two online classes on Craftsy. Learn how Kristin shifted Sew Mama Sew's vision over time until it grew into the site we know today. Kristin, Kathy, and I also recommend great stuff we're enjoying right now. Please note that this show used to be called the While She Naps podcast. The name has changed, but the content and host have stayed the same. To get the full show notes for this episode, visit Craft Industry Alliance where you can learn more about becoming a member of our supportive trade association. Strengthen your creative business, stay up to date on industry news, and build connections with forward-thinking craft professionals. Meet with show host, Abby Glassenberg, each month for our Craft Business Roundtable, get access to courses and webinars taught by industry leaders, and much more.

Topics include: 1. Gallery - Snow 2. Bag-Making Basics with Kristin Link on Craftsy 3. Knitting Blooms - Tina ( BloomingKnitter on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/user/Bloomingknitter ) Ariana is celebrating the holidays in the snow and by the fireside. Free Craftsy classes for making holiday knitting project bags while you are nibbling on chef style homemade Pizza are featured. Meet a dynamic knitter, designer, and podcaster,Tina, host of Knitting Blooms Podcast who drops in for a visit. On YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/user/Bloomingknitter Show notes and everything QuiltMoxie at http://www.QuiltMoxie.com/ShowNotes Subscribe  (at  http://eepurl.com/zJ9lH ) to our mailing list to get your next and every episode with Show Notes delivered directly to your email as soon as the episode is available.  It’s a simple one-time drop of your email address into the subscription form and check “receive podcast by email”.  You can easily unsubscribe at any time.  We respect your email privacy.