Podcast appearances and mentions of kristin miller

Frostburg State University ran a game-changing billing and financial aid texting campaign that engaged 73% of admitted students and their parents—resulting in a 7% reduction in summer melt. In this episode, Kristin Miller, Recruitment Communication Manager at Frostburg State, shares how her team leveraged texting to create personal, stress-reducing conversations with students and families. She walks us through the steps to run a texting campaign, the unexpected benefits, and how texting is shaping future engagement efforts across campus. If you're looking for a way to build one-on-one relationships with families while saving staff time, this episode is a must-listen!Guest Name: Kristin Miller, Recruitment Communications Manager, Frostburg State UniversityGuest Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinmlr/Guest Bio: Kristin Miller believes good communication brings people together. It invites people in and makes organizations and their services accessible. As the Recruitment Communication Manager at Frostburg State University, she works to create thoughtful, human-centered messaging to connect with students and parents.With a background in higher education and nonprofit communication, Kristin has spent her career blending strategy with storytelling, helping institutions build trust. She's got a special fondness for email communication and making sure the content she creates provides value.  When she's not writing or problem-solving, she's probably playing with her tiny humans or reading about space.  - - - -Connect With Our Host:Dayana Kibildshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/dayanakibilds/About The Enrollify Podcast Network:Talking Tactics is a part of the Enrollify Podcast Network. If you like this podcast, chances are you'll like other Enrollify shows too! Enrollify is made possible by Element451 — the next-generation AI student engagement platform helping institutions create meaningful and personalized interactions with students. Learn more at element451.com.Attend the 2025 Engage Summit! The Engage Summit is the premier conference for forward-thinking leaders and practitioners dedicated to exploring the transformative power of AI in education. Explore the strategies and tools to step into the next generation of student engagement, supercharged by AI. You'll leave ready to deliver the most personalized digital engagement experience every step of the way.Register now to secure your spot in Charlotte, NC, on June 24-25, 2025! Early bird registration ends February 1st -- https://engage.element451.com/register

This week's episode covers the Detective Josie Quinn series by Lisa Regan, a police procedural in a small town in Pennsylvania, and my guest this week is Kristin Miller. Kristin is an 80s baby who is an explorer at heart. She is a lifelong reader who recently returned to the US after living abroad in five different countries over nine years. She is now an elementary ESL teacher here in Virginia. Josie Quinn is a coffee fanatic getting drinks at her local coffee shop, so Kristin and I grabbed coffees from one of my favorite local coffee shops: Coco And Hazel! In this EpisodeLisa Regan's WebsiteLisa Regan's FacebookLisa Regan's Readers Lounge for FansCastle SeriesBones SeriesSue Grafton Alphabet Series Lynn Raye Harris BooksAllison Brennan BooksLaura Griffin BooksMelinda Leigh BooksKendra Elliott Books

In this episode of The Wantrepreneur to Entrepreneur Podcast, your host Brian Lofrumento sits down with guest Kristin Miller for an in-depth conversation about overcoming obstacles and challenges on the entrepreneurial and personal journey. Kristin, who has a passion for supporting others, especially women, shares her experiences navigating male-dominated environments and sheds light on the unique challenges faced by women in the business world. As the co-creator of the Women's Rising Leadership Academy, Kristin collaborates with organizations to create inclusive and aligned environments, focusing on communication, business objectives, and staying true to mission, vision, and values. Join Brian as he delves into Kristin's inspiring journey and their insights on empowering women and transforming personal and professional lives.ABOUT KRISTINKristin Miller has an unrelenting passion for helping people, especially women. Having worked in male-dominated spaces for the majority of her professional career, she understands and has likely faced many of the challenges unique to women, such as starting a family, advocating for equal pay, encountering microaggressions, and dealing with overt harassment. Kristin collaborates with leaders at organizations who value tools like training and coaching. This collaboration aims to create an environment where individual contributors, managers, and leaders can communicate effectively, capitalize on their strengths, and pursue business goals while staying true to their mission, vision, and values. She is the co-creator of the Women's Rising Leadership Academy, a flourishing online community of women leaders and change-makers who work together to foster growth.LINKS & RESOURCES- Connect with Kristin on LinkedIn- Follow Inicio Coaching on LinkedIn

The Norwegian fjord horse or fjording is one of the oldest breeds of domesticated horses known from 4000 years ago. "Fjords" are masters the mountainous terrain on farms in Norway - surefooted, and pound for pound, the strongest breed of horse in the world. In this podcast, we meet Rory and Kristin Miller of Strawberry Hills Fjords in Chehalis, Washington, who train their horses in driving carriages or carts and in performing challenging routines in what's called "dressage" riding. Come along with us as we learn about these gentle and extremely intelligent horses, tour the Millers' stables, and discover how the humans relationship with a horse must become deeply personal to succeed in riding and driving. Finally, we investigate the poem Rida, Rida, Ranka, which some Nordic parents still use to take their young children for a horse ride, on their knee. Be sure to visit https://nordicontap.com/relating-to-fjord-horses-rory-and-kristin-miller/ to see images of Rory and Kristin's dressage, pictures of their stables, and various versions of Ride Ride Ranka, including a video.

In this episode you can experience the emotional benefits of Positive Tapping as you're led through a tapping experience inviting spring and joy into your mind, body, heart and spirit. This tapping meditation experience is led by Kristin Miller, Ph.D., a licensed psychologist and energy healing trainer and practitioner.Timestamps:00:00 - Episode topic;01:30 - Show and host info;02:34 - Who is this show for?;02:56 - Key questions about using positive tapping;03:18 - Why EFT uses the medical model of treatment;05:50 - A new way of thinking - tapping in positives;09:28 - Introducing Dr. Kristin Miller;12:01 - Joy Flow - Welcome Spring Internally With Dr. Kristin Miller;25:11 - How to recive EFT and ohter energy healing resources;27:51 - How to contact host and follow "EFT Tapping Junction" show.---Resources discussed in this episode:Website and resources available from the non-profit Finding Recovery and Empowerment From Abuse, FREA. Website: https://www.FREA.support. Visdeos: https://www.FREA.support/videos.Association for Comprehensive Energy Psycology (ACEP) Humanatarian Committee. Link: https://linktr.ee/acephumanitariancommitteeVideo source for the audio by Dr. Kristin Miller that was used as part of this episode: "Joy Flow - Welcoming Spring Internally". Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Osfw3LHmaGc&t=628sYouTube channel for Dr. Kristin Miller. The video associated with the tapping experience led by Kristin in this episode is available on this channel along with her other videos. Link: https://www.youtube.com/@KristinMillerPhD-PeaceProject/featuredContact email for Dr. Kristin Miller: krisjohnmill@gmail.com.Emotional First Aid Training: https://energypsych.lpages.co/emotional-first-aid/---Other "EFT Tapping Junction" episdes focused on Positive EFT, the EFT Choices Method."Creating EFT Choices Method Resource States to Achieve Any Goal": Link: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9620264/creating-eft-choices-method-resource-sta"Positive EFT Holiday Memory Tapping to Illuminate the World": Link: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9620264/positive-eft-holiday-memory-tapping-to-i"Combine Positive EFT with Power Posing and Anchoring for Rapid Results": Link: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9620264/combine-positive-eft-with-power-posing-a"How to Tap In Keyword Energized Affirmations to Guide Your Day": Link: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9620264/how-to-tap-in-keyword-energized-affirmat"Positive EFT Tapping for Sky High Confidence": Link: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9620264/positive-eft-tapping-for-sky-high-confid"Positive EFT Tapping for Sunshine Energy": Link: https://www.spreaker.com/user/9620264/positive-eft-tapping-for-sunshine-energy---Host:Stephen Carter. Website: https://StressReliefRadio.com. Email: CarterMethod@gmail.com.---Technical information:Recorded with Hindenburg Pro 2 (Beta). Edits with Audacity and Twisted Wave. Final edits and rendering with Hindenburg Pro 2 (Beta). Microphone: EV RE320.---Key words:EFT, Emotional Freedom Techniques, Thought Field Therapy, Roger Callahan, Positive EFT, tapping, positive tapping, ---

In this episode, Shauna has her longtime friend, Kristin Miller, on for an interview on friendships. 

AFSA is celebrating Women's History Month with a special Extra Credit Podcast series, Industry Icons, featuring outstanding female leaders in the consumer credit industry. This episode features Kristin Miller, SVP, General Counsel & Compliance Officer with Global Lending Services. She chats with Danielle Fagre Arlowe, SVP of AFSA, on how she ended up in the industry, who are influences are, and the responsibility she feels she has to help the next generation of female leaders. ----- Don't forget to follow AFSA on Twitter @AFSA_DC and @AFSA_SGA and on Linkedin. The blog at afsaonline.org is also a great resource for the most up-to-date news. If you've got questions or you'd like to suggest a guest, please shoot us an email at communications@afsamail.org or tweet at us.

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We continue with Part II of Stepping Into Community as co-host Brett Gibson hears the stories of 2 more para-church ministry leaders and their interactions with the local church.Sarah Keel with Renew ClinicRenew Clinic Sarah Keel TestimonyDevin Payne with Street HopeStreet Hope TennesseePart I of Stepping Into Community with Daniel Watson and Kristin Miller

If you have not before now made plans for your summer camp you are running a little late. Therefore, the topic of this week's episode is “the time is now to finalize your ideas for a great summer program.”  For the last couple of years, I've discussed with Kristin Miller, our summer camp expert and founder of eteachingme, to provide advice for parents concerning selecting the right summer program for their kids, as well as guidance for summer camp staff with planning a fun, safe and great summer camp During this podcast you will learn: Lessons learned from dealing with COVID the last few years? Factors parents should look for when considering the type of summer program, they may want to enroll their children? What are benefits for kids when they attend summer programs? What are the main components summer program practitioners should include in their summer program? What types of training do program staff need to have access to prior to the start of their placement in a program site? Even though Covid numbers have decreased, what are some best practices staff should implement when hosting a summer program this year?   Guest Kristin Miller is an author of many educational resources and has over 18 years of professional and direct experience in early education, including classroom teaching, tutoring, and presenting workshops. She is a professional curriculum writer, and self-publisher of eTeachingMe.  eTeachingMe is an online early childhood curriculum for parents, and educators to use when teaching children aged 1 to 5 years old. She also has experience planning and operating summer camps and is a valuable resource for parents, and summer program staff with creating a positive summer experience for children.    Resources Kristin Miller  www.eteachingme.com Mike Wilson mwilson@hcde-texas.org Harris County Department of Education https://hcde-texas.org CASE for Kids https://hcde-texas.org/afterschool-zone

This is a preview of Episode 86 of the Making After School Cool podcast the topic of this week's episode is “the time is now to finalize your ideas for a great summer program.”  If you have not already made plans for your summer program you are running a little late. Most after school programs are nearing the end of the spring semester, so site directors should be shifting their focus to their summer program For the last couple of years, I've discussed topic with Kristin Miller, founder of eteachingme, to provide advice for parents concerning selecting the right summer program for their kids, as well as guidance for summer camp staff with planning a fun, safe and great summer camp. She has experience planning and operating summer camps and is a valuable resource for parents, and summer program staff with creating a positive summer experience for children. 

Kristin Miller is an artist from South Florida. She's also an art professor at Palm Beach State College. Kristin teaches art appreciation, as well as design, illustration, and sculpture. Her own artwork often starts with painting, but then she adds 3D elements. She creates her own papers from natural objects, and sculpts using everyday items like cardboard, wire, and fabric. Her fine artwork creates habitats, investigates spaces of the home and uses natural materials that are layered and hang from or above the piece. Kristin shows her artwork in local galleries, utilizing the space to create site-specific art. Show notes for all of these episodes can be found on my website at https://suzanneredmond.com/my-podcast/list-of-artists/

Customer-first PR strategies with Lori Jones and her guest Kristin Miller of Ping Identity on this episode of the Integrate & Ignite Marketing Podcast. Tune in as Lori and Kristin discuss PR's role in handling cyber security, why storytelling from the customer's perspective is so important, and how to measure the quality and quantity of PR campaigns.

Did you know we did an MEO retreat in January? If you're interested in knowing how it went with four MEOs under one roof to learn, grow, and celebrate ourselves, listen on! This episode is all about how my first ever MEO retreat went and the plans for July's MEO Retreat! In this episode, I talk about: 1. Why I decided to do the retreat in the first place, and the level of incredible support I got for the first one! 2. How I planned the retreat and how I broke down the cost. 3. I walked through the schedule of each day and what we did, who we worked with, and our sponsors. 4. My favorite moments from the retreat - including everyone crying together. If you want more information on the next retreat, head on over to newaltitudesllc.com and find the retreats page, or DM me on Instagram @new_altitudesEpisodes to check out: Kristin Miller, MilSO Box: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5X9TGNBlb6U31nKISt6PqWKristin Bendigo, Photographer: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1312162/5364877Inbal, Like Minded Collective and Goldwick Candles: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1312162/9061670

Today, Rick and Lauren are joined by Molly Marks whose life was reframed quickly when she adopted a baby from Haiti. We discuss adoption, foster care, singleness and more in this Life Reframed story. Rick references a past episode with Kristin Miller of Tennessee Kids Belong talking about adoption and foster care. 

WELCOME!!!! We are so excited you are here for our very FIRST episode. Life as a military spouse can be downright chaotic and that's why we invite you to laugh, learn, and “wine” down with us. Today we dive into a HUGE stressor amongst military families…. PCS-ing, with Pets! And with the holidays upon us we talk all things traditions, recipes and GIFTS! Kristin Miller, owner of Milso Box also joins us today to talk all things gift giving and tissue paper “jushing.” And listen for the secret code enter for your chance to win a Milso Box! Links We Mentioned: PCS with Pets https://www.militarypetpcs.com/ Become A Member of MyMilitarySavings.com For FREE Visit: https://www.mymilitarysavings.com/ Check Out Milso Box: https://www.milsobox.com/ Milso Box IG @MilsoBox Kate's Favorite Cinnamon Rolls: https://www.bhg.com/recipe/sweet-rolls/our-best-ever-cinnamon-rolls/ (Kate's “secret” tip: 10 minutes before rolls are done pour a little bit of creamer all over the rolls and then finish baking.) Use THIS Frosting recipe instead…trust me! Rachel's Favorite Italian Pizzelles https://foreignfork.com/traditional-italian-pizzelle-recipe/ Check Us Out on IG @offdutyhappyhour We would LOVE to hear from you! kate@offdutyhappyhour.com

In this week's episode, Tamara is talking to  Dr. Kristin Miller, The Positivity Doc, a board-certified family physician who helps people struggling with stress and anxiety live their best lives. With over 10 years in clinical practice, she is the founder of Dr. Kristin Miller Wellness, where she has coached thousands and helped guide them to finding the keys to living their best lives. Dr. Miller is also a mental health advocate that uses her experience to help others get the help they need and is dedicated to squashing the stigma around mental health issues. Dr. K regularly engages with her community via her social platforms and YouTube Channel, sharing insights on the topics of Betting on Yourself What's Discussed in this Episode:*How Kristin became a positivity doc*Life decisions shouldn't just be based on making other people happy, but by understanding what you want and what makes you happy* Start accepting the fact that it's okay to be selfish and to choose yourself sometimes *It's okay to give permission to live our truth, no matter the cost *How toxic positivity manifests in different situations. An important part of the human experience is being able to feel all your emotions and not suppress any of them*Embrace negative feelings, but not for too long as it can have unfortunate consequences on your body*Dr. Kristin shares some of the tools people can use to stay positive *Books she's reading in order to help with positivity and the things that make her happySome books mentioned in this podcast that could be beneficial to listeners:Breaking the habit of being yourself The Power of NowThe Big LeapThe Year of Living DanishlySupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=7RLX5Y2WR78US)

This week, Rick and Lauren are joined by Kristin Miller from Tennessee Kids Belong to discuss how it takes communities of people to love on adoptive/foster care kids and families and how we all are invited to play a part. Kristin is the community relations coordinator for TN Kids Belong in the Knox, Smoky Mountain, and Northeast Regions. She's provided some links for more information as well as her contact information: How to Become a Foster Parent in TN- https://www.tn.gov/dcs/program-areas/training/tpd/fpt/t/potential.htmlTennessee Kids Belong-www.tnkidsbelong.orgKnox Area Foster Care and Adoption Ministries- www.kafcam.orgFellowship Church Knoxville Adoption, Foster, and Kinship Care and WRAP Support- foster.fellowshipknox.orgKristin's contact- kmiller@tnkidsbelong.orgBio (link)- Kristin Miller has served on the leadership team for Knoxville Area Foster Care and Adoption Ministries (KAFCAM)  since 2014. Her and her husband, Jeremy adopted 2 daughters from Ghana in 2013 and have two biological sons. Kristin also has 3 adopted siblings. She is a Family Nurse Practitioner and loves to combine her worlds of medicine and child advocacy to bring healing to vulnerable children and their families. She is on the leadership team for the adoption, foster, and kinship care ministry at Fellowship Church Knoxville and has helped establish WRAP teams and a weekly support group for foster and adoptive families at multiple faith communities across Knoxville. She hopes to see that number continue to grow across the region.Email Rick at rickdunn61@gmail.com or find him on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Email Lauren at laurengmorgan@gmail.com or find her on Instagram. 

LP's Director of Resident Development, Kristin Miller, talks all things coaching.

Codi Gary and Tina Klinesmith discuss toxic female relationship with bestselling author, Kristin Miller. Together they shoot the sh*t about relationships they love and hate in movies, television and, of course, books, including Kristin's new release, The Sinful Lives of Trophy Wives.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/TwoChicksShoottheSh_t )

Dr. Kristin Miller, M.D. is a board certified family practice physician but also has a passion for life coaching.  Learn about what a life coach is and how you might benefit.  You can find more about Dr. Miller at:www.drkristinmiller.comFor more about me, go to: www.drgregdennis.com or visit my clinic website at: www.vibrantlifedc.com

In the latest episode of The Brownstoner Podcast, Compass real estate agent Kristin Miller shares tips for sellers and how to put your best foot […] Read More

Episode 2 of Book Talk, Etc. is Tina and Renee's Summer Book Bonanza! They share what they're loving lately, their latest read, and each highlight 10 new books they can't wait to read this summer.  Loving Lately Instagram account @Bryanrussellsmith  Podcast Ep from My Favorite Murder ep 268Books Mentioned 5:43 Her Dark Lies JT Ellison8:45 Temper Layne FargoBook Talk13:00 Seven Days in June  Tia Williams 14:39 The invisible Husband of Frick Island Colleen Oakley 17:29 Ace of Spades  Faridah Abike-lyimide 20:02 The Other Black Girl Zakiya Dalila Harris21:56 The Maidens  Alex Michaelides23:50 Golden Girl Elin Hilderbrand26:30 Hairpin Bridge  Taylor Adams 27:35 Malibu Rising  Taylor Jenkins Reid  29:21 Rock The Boat  Beck Dorey Stein31:46 All Together Now  Matthew Norman 34:20 Razorblade Tears S.A. Crosby 36:38 Survive the Night Riley Sager 39:54 The Sinful Lives of Trophy Wives  Kristin Miller 41:36 Bring Your Baggage and Don't Pack Light Helen Ellis 43:30 The Perfect Family Robyn Harding 45:43 Just One Look  Lindsey Cameron 48:09 Rock Paper Scissors Alice Feeney 50:39 Dark Roads Chevy Stevens 52:18 In the Country of Others  Leila Slimani54:08 The Therapist B.A. ParisOther Books MentionedThe ThreeYou Were There TooThe Silent PatientI Liked My Life The Seven Husbands of Evelyn HugoLast Couple StandingBlacktop WastelandHome Before DarkFinal Girls Lock Every DoorHis and Hers Sometimes I Lie I Know Who You AreStill MissingThe Perfect  Nanny Connect with us on Instagram!  @Booktalketc!*Links are Amazon Affiliate LinksSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/booktalketc)

Dr. Kristin Miller was in the first graduating class of UMHS in 2011. She comes on the podcast to share her experience, what she’s done since graduation, and why she wanted to start up the UMHS Alumni Association. Dr. Miller completed a residency at Florida State University Family Residency Program at Lee Memorial Hospital in Ft. Myers, Florida. She is now a family physician, life coach and motivational speaker in Oklahoma. Follow Dr. Miller on Instagram @doctor_k_miller and visit her website https://drkristinmiller.com/

This week the Making After School Cool Podcast features Out of School Time Professionals responding to the question of “what advice would you give to a person who wants to work with youth and enter the after school field.” Guest Jason Hammond of the Houston Children’s Museum Jasmin Castleberry, CASE for Kids Project Coordinator – 21st CCLC-Texas ACE, Cycle 10 programs Kathy Rose, executive director of College Community Career, Kristin Miller of eTeching me Resources Harris County Department of Education https://hcde-texas.org CASE for Kids https://hcde-texas.org/afterschool-zone  

This is a preview of Episode 55 of The Making Afterschool Cool podcast, which will focus on the advice Out of School Professionals would you give to a person who wants to work with youth and enter the after-school field.  My guests include Jason Hammond of the Houston Children's Museum, Jasmin Castleberry, CASE for Kids Project Coordinator – 21st CCLC-Texas ACE, Cycle 10 programs. Kathy Rose, executive director of College Community Career, and Kristin Miller of eTeching me.      

This week the Making Afterschool Cool podcast focuses on planning a great summer program during the COVID-19 pandemic. Today’s guest, Kristin Miller, is a professional curriculum writer, developer, and self-publisher of the eTeachingMe online early childhood (ages 1 to 5) curriculum for parents and educators. This episode, you will learn more about: Important factors adults should consider when looking for a summer program for youth Best times for out-of-school time professionals to start planning summer programs and new adjustments to make for COVID-19 Essential components of a good summer program Special considerations when adding virtual activities in conjunction with in-person activities for summer programs Unique adaptations of equipment or supplies in summer and how afterschool professionals can make those adjustments Accessible resources for summer programs that help ensure a safe and healthy environment for campers Guest Kristin has over 17 years of professional and direct experience in early education, including classroom teaching, tutoring, presenting workshops as an adult trainer, & administrative experience. She is a professional curriculum writer, developer, and self-publisher of the eTeachingMe online early childhood curriculum for parents, or educators, to use when teaching children aged 1 to 5 years old.  She is an author of many educational resources, parenting resources, and curriculums for the early childhood audience. As an early childhood specialist and owner of an educational services company, Kristen has developed various educational services and opportunities to help all children, parents, and educators.   Resources Kristin Miller www.eteachingme.com   Harris County Department of Education https://hcde-texas.org   CASE for Kids https://hcde-texas.org/afterschool-zone Harris County Department of Education https://hcde-texas.org

In a time where connection is more important than ever, companies need to find unique ways to connect with those who mean the most to them and to help stay top of mind. Dr. Marc shares his experience of being wowed by a gift after he spoke at an event, and when he saw it was created by a company named BirdieBox, he had to learn more. In this episode of Dr. Marc's Masterclass, Dr. Marc sits down with Caroline Shellenberger and Kristin Miller of BirdieBox to discuss why they were so excited to work for this company, what they love about being able to help their clients connect at a deeper level, and what's on the horizon for this amazing company. Plus they discuss what the future with esports could hold for them. To learn more about BirdieBox Visit: https://www.birdiebox.com/ To connect with Kristin visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinmiller79/ To connect with Caroline, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cshellenberger/ To connect with Dr. Marc, visit: Twitter: https://twitter.com/docspitsfire06 Or LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/docspitsfire06/ Dr. Marc's Masterclass is part of the Esports Futuri Podcast Network. To see all of our shows, visit: https://EsportsFPN.com

Have you ever dreamed of starting a new adventure? Taking the leap of faith to start a business? Or perhaps you will resonate with always striving to be better and perform until you prove that you are the right person for the job? Well, my guest today, Kristin Miller of MILSO Box, gives us some great tips and information from her journey to entrepreneurship and being a high-achiever and how you can apply it to your life. She drops some amazing truth bombs today. I am so excited to introduce her to you all as a sister-in-service and I love her candid conversation, the fact she was in a band, loves Dolly Parton, and is living her dream to leave a legacy for her daughter. Tune in for a great conversation about: gratitude enneagram finding value having fun and giving to others. For more with Kristin and MILSO BOX......go to www.milsobox.com You can find us at www.freedomsisters.com (sign up for that VIP promo for our magazine)! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/freedomsisters/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freedomsisters/support

Frank Fuentes, National Vice President of Multicultural Community Lending, New American Funding joins Head of Service Strategy, Kristin Miller at States Title to discuss mortgage lending to the Hispanic community, the misconceptions lenders might have about employment, lending, and homeownership in this community, and the importance of localizing the mortgage process to communities that have been historically under-represented.

Infertility. Miscarriage. Joy. Triumph. Sadness. Grief. Pain. Celebration. Loneliness. We are talking about all of the pieces that are a part of Motherhood. This week, as we look ahead to Mother’ Day, we are joined by Lauren Frampton, Connie Greenhagen and Kristin Miller. 3 moms with 3 very different stories to bring you encouragement and maybe even some laughs. These women are graciously and honestly opening up about mothering in quarantine, failures, and diving into the different and sometimes painful roads to becoming moms. No matter what your story is and whatever this day brings up for you we hope you feel seen, find hope and in the end we hope the stories of these incredible women point you to Jesus. Available on the Podcast App, iTunes, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts. Also available on our website at www.aboutthegirls.com. Thanks to Connie, Kristin and Lauren for joining the show today! Production and Editing by: Zack AndersonGraphics and social media: Lauren Frampton Intro and outro music provided by: Scott Holmes_Aspire

Geek By Night: Beyond host Matt Bennett is joined by Geek By Night creator/executive producer Scott Carelli, executive producer and actor Nick Jimenez (Billy), executive producer, writer, and director Cassandra Fredrickson, actor Zach Luna (Joel Vickers), and actress Kristin Miller … Continue reading →

Today’s author interview guest is Kristin Miller, author of In Her Shadow. A pregnant young woman becomes obsessed with the disappearance of her lover’s wife, only to discover that she may be headed for the same fate, in this novel […]

Dr. Barter chats with Kristen Miller, BSN, RN, Medical Aesthetic Injection Specialist at Boho Studios in Ft. Collins, Colorado about how far the facial injection industry has come to offer safer, and more natural injectible choices.

“Let’s make better mistakes tomorrow.” Kristin Miller has over 15 years of PR experience, with a passion for technology PR. She is currently corporate communications director at Ping Identity, a company that helps prevent security breaches, increase employee and partner productivity, and provide personalized customer experiences for some of the world’s largest organizations. Before joining the Ping team, Kristin was head of Webroot’s global PR team, where she focused on cybersecurity across the US, EMEA, Australia, and Japan.  Previously, she was at SSPR, a high tech PR agency working with brands including Groupon, Patagonia, RingCentral, and many others.  An unrepentant fan of the oxford comma, she can be found chasing her six-year-old daughter through playgrounds, cheering for her alma matter Purdue University, or taking Buzzfeed quizzes. Listen And Learn: How and when to create crisis messaging and talking points. The importance of working out worst case scenarios before a crisis actually hits. How to pick your crisis communications team. Why it’s important to tell your side of the story. The best and most overlooked place to tell your side of the story. Why it’s important to build a crisis PR plan that begins with asking the CEO a key question. TO FIND KRISTIN MILLER ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE.

Christmas special with the usual crew of Rich Froning, Jim Hensel, Elly Kabboord, and Kristin Miller! *** Note to those listening:  There are Santa spoilers in this episode.  Be careful listening around kids.  :). ***  

Rich is joined with his friends Elly Kabboord, Tasia Percevecz, and Kristin Miller. The crew talks about Rich's new bison he added to Froning Farms and of course much more! Froning & Friends visit: www.froningandfriends.com/ Renaissance Periodization: https://renaissanceperiodization.com/ Trifecta Nutrition: https://www.trifectanutrition.com/ Music: Judah & The Lion - Sweet Tennessee

The crew (Rich Froning, Jim Hensel, Elly Kabboord, & Kristin Miller) discusses a wide range of things - coffee, the 20.1 open announcement, and a whole bunch more questions from the mind of Elly! Froning & Friends visit: www.froningandfriends.com/ Renaissance Periodization: https://renaissanceperiodization.com/ Trifecta Nutrition: https://www.trifectanutrition.com/ Music: Judah & The Lion - Sweet Tennessee

On Episode 88 I sit down with Kristin Miller. Kristin is a CrossFit Games Team Athlete who is a member of CrossFit Mayhem Independence. On this episode of the Podcast, we talk about skydiving, Kristin's Individual Regional career, making the transition to team, being recruited by CrossFit Mayhem, team training with CrossFit Mayhem, their training environment and much MUCH more! I truly hope that you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!

Hello!  Welcome to the Marketing In Focus podcast. I’m your host, Kristin Miller, and I just wanted to say a very sincere thank you for tuning in.  I’m a corporate marketer turned entrepreneur. I’ve been creating and executing marketing strategies that connect brands with their audiences for more than a decade. I’m so excited to share with you everything I know from running marketing teams at both small and large companies.  I’ll share actionable marketing insights that you can use today to save time and move your business forward. Be sure to subscribe to the show so you don’t miss an episode. If you want to connect with me outside of the podcast, I’d love to hear from you!  You can find me on Facebook and Instagram.  Thanks again for listening. I’m so glad you’re here.

This Episode was recorded in May. Where we talk all about guide dogs! For Part 1 of this episode, Angie and Kimberly sit down with Kristin Miller from Texas, who went through Fidelco and trained in her home with her guide dog. Other topics of discussion include the history of guide dogs, service dogs and the ADA, the difference between a service animal, an emotional support animal, and a therapy dog. We also cover what makes someone eligible for a guide dog and we throw in a few facts about guide dogs through out this segment. Links: The Americans with Disabilities Act and SERvice Animals: https://www.ada.gov/service_animals_2010.htm Guide Dog schools mentioned in part 1 of this episode: Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation, Inc. https://www.fidelco.org The Seeing Eye https://www.seeingeye.org Guide Dogs for the Blind https://www.guidedogs.com Mira Canada https://www.mira.ca/en/ Mira USA http://www.mirausa.org

Melissa Gordon and Doug Stewart discuss Leadership Griffin with Kristin Miller and Cindy Jones

On this episode of WBOI Presents: In Session, we are joined by Kristin Miller from the University of Saint Francis. Our conversation focused on the topic of media literacy. Where did this podcast come from? Who is responsible for the media we consume? What reaction are they trying to get from us or how are they trying to make us feel?

This is a cross-post from the Legion Strength & Conditioning podcast. If you want some more detailed information on training, make sure to subscribe to that pod as well on iTunes as the "Legion Strength & Conditioning" podcast. Now, for the standard show notes: Jon and I both worked with Kristin during the NPGL's amateur GRID tournament - remember GRID? We put together a team of misfits and went out to LA to compete, and we actually did pretty well. We took second overall, which meant that we got an automatic bid to the next year's tournament. Still waiting for that invite... Kristin has gone on to make two CrossFit Games appearances with OC3 Black (in 2017) and CrossFit Mayhem Independence (in 2018). She will compete with CrossFit Mayhem Freedom in the 2019 season - which is shaping up to have quite the interesting structure. Show Notes [0:14] How did Kristin end up at CrossFit Mayhem? And the anxiety of “trying out.” [7:03] Commuting several hours to compete with OC3 in 2016 [13:19] Kristin’s dietary restrictions [19:44] Getting started with competing in CrossFit [23:42] What actually happens at Mayhem on a daily basis (There are no schedules) [34:53] Mayhem athletes mostly train individually - so how do they develop the team communication skills necessary to compete? [46:36] How is Mayhem approaching the changes to the 2019 CrossFit Games season? [52:21] How do Mayhem athletes work on their own individual weaknesses while still training as a group?

Jon and I both worked with Kristin during the NPGL's amateur GRID tournament - remember GRID? We put together a team of misfits and went out to LA to compete, and we actually did pretty well. We took second overall, which meant that we got an automatic bid to the next year's tournament. Still waiting for that invite... Kristin has gone on to make two CrossFit Games appearances with OC3 Black (in 2017) and CrossFit Mayhem Independence (in 2018). She will compete with CrossFit Mayhem Freedom in the 2019 season - which is shaping up to have quite the interesting structure. Show Notes [0:14] How did Kristin end up at CrossFit Mayhem? And the anxiety of “trying out.” [7:03] Commuting several hours to compete with OC3 in 2016 [13:19] Kristin’s dietary restrictions [19:44] Getting started with competing in CrossFit [23:42] What actually happens at Mayhem on a daily basis (There are no schedules) [34:53] Mayhem athletes mostly train individually - so how do they develop the team communication skills necessary to compete? [46:36] How is Mayhem approaching the changes to the 2019 CrossFit Games season? [52:21] How do Mayhem athletes work on their own individual weaknesses while still training as a group?

The usual crew of Rich Froning and his buddies Jim Hensel, Elly Kabboord-Kearcher, and Kristin Miller. Questions from the audience, Rogue Gym on a budget, parenting, and more! Froning & Friends visit: www.froningandfriends.com/ Renaissance Periodization: https://renaissanceperiodization.com/ Trifecta Nutrition:  https://www.trifectanutrition.com/ Music: Judah & The Lion - Sweet Tennessee

This special episode was recorded live at WORKCON 2018 in San Diego, CA. 

The "Women of Mayhem" take over on this week's episode! The usual cast member, Elly Kabboord, is joined by fellow team athletes - Lindy Barber, Tasia Percevecz and Kristin Miller. Here's what the girls talk about: * The girls share their tips on CrossFit Open workout 18.1 * They discuss the evolution of the open seasons, and the routes they took from beginner CrossFitters to Games athletes. * They discuss overcoming commentary from others * What they wrap their confidence around * Meal prep, nutrition and tips for the Open * Hidden musical talents, and are they creating a Jazz band MORE INFO ON FRONING AND FRIENDS PODCAST: www.froningandfriends.com/ TRAINING PROGRAMS: www.crossfitmayhem.com/programs/wrd/ TRAIN WITH RICH: www.crossfitmayhem.com/programs/train-with-rich/ CROSSFIT MAYHEM STORE: www.shop.crossfitmayhem.com/ Music: Judah & The Lion - Sweet Tennessee

Kristin Miller joins the usual cast on this week's episode. Kristin has a history of CrossFit, last year she was on the ninth place team at the CrossFit Games, OC3 Black. She competed as an individual at the Regional level from 2013-2016 with her best finish in 2015 with an 11th place. The group dives into some relax conversation about a variety of topics: * Olympic curling - Should Rich & Elly have a team for the 2026 Olympic Games? * Kristin's Skydiving experiences & her CrossFit background. * Round table of the group's earliest experiences in life with sports. * NASCAR talk, Space talk, Favorite/current books, trying to teach a lesson in psychology while missing the most important details of the story. MORE INFO ON FRONING AND FRIENDS PODCAST: www.froningandfriends.com/ TRAINING PROGRAMS: www.crossfitmayhem.com/programs/wrd/ TRAIN WITH RICH: www.crossfitmayhem.com/programs/train-with-rich/ CROSSFIT MAYHEM STORE: www.shop.crossfitmayhem.com/ Music: Judah & The Lion - Sweet Tennessee

Intro   Hi and Welcome to Books Between - a podcast to help teachers, parents, and librarians connect kids between 8-12 to books they’ll love. I’m your host, Corrina Allen - a 5th grade teacher, a mom of two girls, and super excited about my Hermione Granger Halloween costume this year!   This is Episode #9 and today we’re talking about common classroom library mistakes (and how to fix them), three spooky series, and I’ll answer a question about read aloud options for a 4th grade class.   Main Topic - Common Classroom Library Mistakes (And How to Fix Them) - Part 1   It’s pretty clear just how important it is to have a library within your classroom. In fact, our main focus of Episode #2 was all about why your students need that vibrant classroom library. But I will admit that I’ve made some major mistakes that really limited how effective my classroom could be.  In fact - when I went to go list them all, it ended being too much for one episode. So this one will be a two-parter. And if you are a librarian or parent listening today, there’s still a lot you can take away from today’s topic when thinking about your books and other materials you have for your kids.  So here are six common mistakes that teachers sometimes make with their classroom libraries - and some ideas on how to fix them.   #1 - Not getting rid of old books. This took me so long to learn. It literally still PAINS me to even think about just throwing away a book.  But about a year ago, I started to notice that copies of old, yellowed, dusty titles with ripped pages and outdated cover art were taking up a lot of precious real estate in my class. And for no reason - they were NEVER getting checked out. They just didn’t have any curb appeal. And they were bringing down the overall vibe of our library.   So give yourself permission to purge. Finally just last year I let myself take the 12 tattered copies of The Voyages of Dr. Doolittle and those other musty old books and box them up and put them away. And I truly felt guilty about that. Some were donations from parents or other teachers.  It’s okay to recycle them.   #2 - Not having an easy check-out system.   I’ve tried just about every system on the block - from a simple form on a clipboard for name, date and title to using the Booksource App where students scan the barcode on the book to check out and then check it in.  But eventually I found that even the seemingly quick and simple act of writing down their name and the title of the book was slowing down that free exchange of books and had the unintended effect of kids not wanting to check books out of the library because it was too cumbersome.  Also - it added a small element of tension when kids would forget to sign a book back in or keep it out too long. And I want the tone of our library to be all positive.   I do know that many teachers are having success with quick procedures and systems to check out books.  I just have never been able to make it work. So as much as I would love a beautifully ordered library where I know the whereabouts of every title - it’s more important to me that kids can swap books easily with each other and there’s no barrier to trying something. For example, just yesterday I pulled a stack of 5 books that Logan might like, set them on his desk, and he was free to browse them leisurely and bring one or two home to read.  Do I have books Missing in Action?  Yeah - you bet! But I’m willing to risk it so my students have more access to books. And they also really appreciate being trusted in that way.   #3 - Not changing how books are displayed So for example, for months I had my bins of Realistic Fiction front and center in my classroom library. They were top shelf - most visible and most checked out.  While my biographies and historical fiction languished on the bottom shelf. And I didn’t even think anything of it until I switched them on a whim one afternoon and noticed that - a ha! -  more kids were taking out the biographies and historical fiction when they didn’t have to bend over to get them. Also - if you have your library organized by bins - another idea is to switch which title is in the front sometimes.     #4 - Not having enough non-fiction I have to say - this has been a major error on my part, and I’m still working on fixing it.  I tend love the story - a heartfelt narrative. And I didn’t intend to ignore non-fiction, I just had blinders on.  But I’ve been hearing from a lot of other teachers who are in the same boat. So - I’ve made a conscious effort to get more informational books for my students and listen for topics they are interested in. The more I started to pay attention to non-fiction, the more I realized how many fantastic titles are out there now. And I made a deal with myself that I would get at least one non-fiction title every time I bought books.     #5 - Not Having a Clear Organizational System It’s tough to keep a classroom library organized - our days are hectic, and it’s all you can do sometimes to keep up with everything. But having some system in place is really key. Whether you alphabetize by author’s last name, sort by genre, or pick a different route - make sure your students know where to find things and also how to put them back. Another fantastic idea that I’ve seen is to get your students’ input about how to organize the classroom library and have them in charge of it. If you do that at the beginning of the year, what an amazing way to have them examine every book offered and take some ownership of it.   #6 - Not having student input into what books are included in the library.   When I first got my own classroom, I could not wait to stock it full of my own favorites from my childhood - Nancy Drew and Trixie Belden mysteries, all the Little House books, my extensive (and yellowed) collection of Baby-Sitters Club novels, and tons of Judy Blume and Beverly Cleary books.  But honestly, the 6th graders I had at the time rarely checked them out.   Instead - have your students help you. One thing I’ve seen teachers do is post a Wishlist on the wall next to your bookshelves so when students have an idea of a title you should have, they just jot it down.  Then you can take that list with you when you’re headed to your local bookstore or submitting your Scholastic order, and you KNOW you’re getting books they want to read. It also helps to simply listen when they rave about a favorite series or author so you can include those as you build your library.  Making sure that the student’s choices are at the forefront really drives home the fact that this library is THEIRS - not all about you. And I think they’re more likely to get attached to that library when they know their voices are heard and their opinion matters.   This is a big topic and we’ll continue it in the next episode. But for now, what classroom library mistakes have you made and more importantly - how did you go about fixing them? Let’s connect and learn from each other. You can tag me on Twitter or Instagram or email me at booksbetween@gmail.com and I’ll share some of your thoughts and ideas in an upcoming episode! Book Talk - Three Spooky Series   In this segment, I share with you three books centered around a theme and discuss three things to love about each book. This week I’m sharing three delightfully spooky series: The Haunted Library, 43 Old Cemetery Road, and The Books of Elsewhere.   The Haunted Library   The first book we’re talking about today is The Haunted Library by Dori Hillestad Butler. It’s about a young ghost named Kaz who finds himself separated from his ghost family when the old schoolhouse they were living in is demolished and they are all carried off in different directions by the wind. Kaz ends up in a library where he meets a girl named Claire - unique because she can see ghosts and hear them when they talk. Among his problems, Kaz doesn’t like to pass through objects or walls like other ghosts so his movements are limited. And Kaz is very afraid of Claire and all the non-ghost humans he encounters. At least at first. Eventually Claire and Kaz do team up to figure out the identify of the ghost who is haunting the library. So here are three things to love about Dori Butler’s The Haunted Library:   Fun Glossary  - At the front of the book is a one page list of really cute ghostly terms used in the novel. Again - this is a cute spooky and not a scary spooky book. For example, “skizzy” is when a ghost feels sick to their stomach - like when people walk through Kaz. At one point he even pukes on Claire! And “Solids” are what ghosts call living humans and animals and also objects they can’t see through. Illustrations - There are lots of black and white drawings throughout the book, and I love that vintage 50’s style that Aurore Damant has captured here. It fits the tone perfectly. Plus the little details of the dotted scrolls around each page number and the matching chapter headings add that special touch of ornamentation that makes you feel like you are reading something well put-together. The fun of figuring out the rules of the supernatural system in this series. That is part of what I think makes fantasy so fun to read because you have to figure out that world. Just like when I start a new vampire book and I ask myself, Okay - are these sparkle in the sun Twilight-type vampires or are they sizzle in the sun Sookie Stackhouse-type vampires? Or something entirely different? In The Haunted Library, we’re asking ourselves - Can the ghosts eat? Do they sleep? Can they make sounds that humans can hear? And most interestingly here - where do they come from? Typically, ghosts are presented as the souls of once living people, but in this world, they seem to have no memory of a past life and they have families with kids and grandparents. Almost like they are from another parallel dimension. There is SO much to explore in this series and so much get your kids wondering.   The Haunted Library is really cute and not too scary. At 125 pages with larger print, it’s perfect for younger middle grade readers or older kids who want something light and playful.  And there are at least 8 in the series so there’s plenty of semi-spooky fun to look forward to.   43 Old Cemetery Road   Another fun and spooky series is 43 Old Cemetery Road by Kate Klise with illustrations by M. Sarah Klise, her sister. The first book in the series, Dying to Meet You, is the story of a formerly-famous children’s book author, Ignatius B. Grumply, who rents an old run down Victorian house on Cemetery Road. He thinks he’s getting a quiet place to write his latest overdue novel so his publisher will get off his back and he can get out of debt. Instead, he discovers that he is sharing the house with a ghost (he doesn’t believe in ghosts), a young boy (he hates kids), and a cat (he’s allergic to cats). And there begins the conflicts and hilarity. This series had some of my most devoted fans last year. And with good reason. Here are three reasons my students and I loved about this book and this series:   Character’s Names - The wordplay in these books are oh-so-clever - especially with the names of the characters. Grumply’s publisher is called Paige Turner, his real estate agent is Anita Sale, the young boy living in the house is Seymour Hope, and the ghost is Olive C. Spence.  It’s just a really fun read. How letters and articles tell the story - The 43 Old Cemetery Road series is the perfect way to introduce your kid to the term “epistolary novel.” And boy do they get it right here. The letters from each character have their own clear tone and their own individual font. Your kids will love the articles and drawings that go with the letters and it’s a book that you can read quickly. The authors - Kate & Sarah Klise are sisters and have teamed up to write an impressive number of really fun books like The Three-Ring Rascals series and the Regarding series, which are also mysteries told in letter form. My students really got into exploring their website and blog last year where they share letters they get from fans and pictures from their travels. I just LOVE them - and they make such a great team.   If you want to know more about the 43 Old Cemetery Road books, take a peek at their website kateandsarahklise.com. And I’ll pop a link to that right in the shownotes for you.   The Books Of Elsewhere   Our last featured spooky series this week is The Books of Elsewhere by Jacqueline West. The first book, The Shadows, is about an eleven-year-old girl named Olive who has recently moved into a spectacularly creepy house. When the previous owner, Mrs. McMartin, died without heirs, everything was left behind - including books, clothes, and dozens of mysterious paintings that will not budge from the walls. Olive’s parents, both genius Math scholars, are a little distracted and Olive has the run of house. So she sets off to explore every nook and cranny and eventually notices that there are windows on the outside that don’t match the rooms on the inside. When she finds an antique pair of spectacles, she realizes that she can go into any painting in the house. And the story gets deliciously dark from there…  So on to three things to love about The Books of Elsewhere: The Cats - Like any great paranormal mystery, there are strange cats in this novel. In fact, I just realized that all the three books I’ve talked about today have cats in them. In this book - we get three: Horatio, Harvey, and Leopold.  Olive first discovers that something is magical in this house when Horatio jumps through her bedroom window and has a conversation with her about being on her guard in the house. What I enjoyed the most about the cats were that you couldn’t tell whose side they were on. Morton - Morton is a young boy who Olive discovers hiding in one of the creepiest, darkest paintings in the house - the one big painting of the moonlight and dark forest. Morton is dressed in an old-fashioned white nightshirt and when Olives tries to ask him questions, he’s both confused and stubborn all at the same time. Eventually we piece together the clues about where (and when) he might have come from, and oh - poor Morton! The House - Much like Jason Segel and Kristin Miller’s book Nightmares and Clive Barker’s The Thief of Always, the house in this book seems to have its own personality. It’s beyond haunted and seems to try to lure Olive into its grasp. Like many old Victorian houses, this one has a terrifying basement. And a chilling secret.   The Haunted Library, 43 Old Cemetery Road, and The Books of Elsewhere are three great paranormal series for getting into the perfect creepy mood - whether that’s in October or anytime of year.   Q & A Our last segment this week is Question & Answer time.   Question: Within the span of a week, I had two friends ask essentially the same question: “What are some great and engaging read-alouds for 4th graders?”   Answer: I have three suggestions. (If you haven’t noticed, I kinda like the number three….)     Suggestion #1 - Deborah and James Howe’s Bunnicula I am reading this out loud right now to my own 4th grader, and it has really held up well from my own memory of it. And I had totally forgotten that cool editor’s note at the beginning that says the manuscript was dropped off by a dog who claims to be the author. So now you have to wonder - is this dog really a reliable narrator or does he have his own agenda?   Suggestion #2 - Phil Bildner’s A Whole New Ballgame   I’ve talked about the Rip & Red series previously in Episode #4 but it is worth another plug. This book is fast-paced fun with likeable characters going through real-life school related stuff. I have no doubt 4th graders would love it.   My third suggestion that would be a phenomenal 4th grade read aloud is Peter Brown’s The Wild Robot - It’s about a shipwrecked robot named Roz who gets washed up on the shore of an island inhabited only by animals. And she ends up caring for an orphaned gosling and making a mark on the island. It’s just so different than anything else out there and the small chapters work perfectly to read aloud during the small moments of your day. Plus - doing the voice of Roz is a riot. I had more fun reading this book out loud than any other novel I’ve ever read aloud. Those are my three suggestions for awesome 4th grade read alouds - Bunnicula, A Whole New Ballgame, and The Wild Robot. You can’t go wrong any of them! Closing   Alright - that’s it for the Q&A section this week. If you have a question about how to connect middle grade readers to books they’ll love or an idea about a topic we should cover, I really would love to hear from you. You can email me at booksbetween@gmail.com or message me on Twitter/Instagram at the handle @Books_Between.   Thank you so much for joining me this week. You can get a full transcript of this show with links to every book and resource I talked about today by going to BooksBetween.com/9 which will take you to our home at All the Wonders where you can discover other wonderful kidlit resources. And, if you are liking the show, please help others find us too by telling a friend, sharing on social media or leaving a rating on iTunes or Stitcher. Thanks and see you in a couple of weeks!  Bye!