Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie craig

What's the true cost of waiting until a crisis strikes? In this episode, Natalie speaks with crisis strategist and leadership communicator Stephanie Craig about the often-overlooked discipline of crisis vigilance. Stephanie, drawing from her experience in law enforcement families, political campaigns, and corporate turnarounds, shares how organizations can shift from reactive crisis response to proactive crisis readiness. The conversation unpacks the distinction between brand and reputation, outlines how leaders can build a crisis-ready culture, and emphasizes why clarity and trust are essential for strategic speed in moments of uncertainty. Listeners will walk away with practical ways to safeguard their teams, maintain innovation capacity, and protect organizational value when challenges arise.[00:01 - 05:19] Crisis Found MeWhy Stephanie's upbringing shaped her career in crisisThe importance of calm during chaosThe significance of embracing discomfort to build resilience[05:20 - 10:46] Redefining Crisis WorkHow Stephanie shifted her understanding of crisis rolesThe gap between risk management and communicationsWhat “doing the job right” really means in crisis prevention[10:47 - 15:17] Build the Core Crisis TeamWhat leaders overlook until it's too lateThe structure of a core crisis team and decision-making modelsSimulations as a key tool for preparation[15:18 - 20:29] Strategic Speed Through Clarity and TrustWhat clarity and trust enable in a high-stakes situationRansomware example as a case study in unpreparednessThe importance of clear protocols and financial readiness[20:30 - 24:44] Making Crisis Readiness Part of CultureWhy plans alone don't work without cultureWhere Silicon Valley Bank went wrongWhat mid-level leaders can do today"You can't innovate in survival mode. Without preparation, the cost isn't just the crisis—it's the lost future.” – Stephanie CraigConnect with Stephanie:Website: https://kith.co/innovation-meets-leadership/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craigstephanie/LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone empower their businesses through collaboration, innovation, and transformation by sharing this episode or clicking here to listen to our previous episodes.Check Natalie's new book, SET IT ON FIRE: The Art of Innovation, available now at setitonfire.coThese are proven solutions to advance your leadership and innovation process. Check out our website innovationmeetsleadership.com, or connect with me on Linkedin, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Youtube.Quotes:“A company's reputation is 35% of its value. And the IRS even says reputation has monetary worth.” – Stephanie Craig

“Hands of the Ancestors” is an exhibit currently taking place at Linfield University’s Miller Fine Arts Center in McMinnville. It showcases the work of Stephanie Craig, an enrolled member of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde and a seventh-generation basket weaver and artist. Oregon ArtsWatch recently profiled Craig and her exhibit, which is on display until May 2.  Craig spends nine months of the year locating and harvesting traditional materials such as hazel, rushes, bigleaf maple and western red cedar from across the state. She uses them to shape baskets and other woven items with the aid of tools like an antler awl and kupin, a traditional digging stick. But “Hands of the Ancestors” offers visitors more than just a window into Craig’s skills and artistry. It opens up a bridge linking the past to the present and future with an array of family photos and texts honoring the elders who taught Craig the Kalapuya tradition of basket weaving and the new generations Craig teaches today, including her 4-year-old daughter. Craig joins us to talk about the exhibit and the messages of resilience and Native pride embedded in her work.  

What if your worst day as a leader didn't have to wreck your reputation?

Stephanie Craig is the President of Kith.co, and elite crisis preparation, response, and recovery firm. She has built her reputation as a crisis expert by guiding some of the world's most prominent people and organizations through their most trying moments. Before Kith, Stephanie founded the Apeiron Strategy Group. With decades of experience in media and politics, she has served as a trusted advisor to former First Ladies, Senators, Members of Congress, and C-suite officers.   What You'll Learn ●      How to prevent the unknown crises. ●      The value of safeguarding reputation. ●      The importance of transparency. ●      How to create a backup plan.   Timestamps ·       [04:40] The psychology of avoiding discomfort. ·       [10:09] Knowing what to prevent. ·       [18:23] Preparing for a reputational crisis. ·       [23:02] The importance of transparency. ·       [28:01] Planning for succession.   Memorable Quotes ·       “Crisis is a lifecycle.” – Stephanie Craig [10:47] ·       “You can't be fast for fast's sake.” – Stephanie Craig [12:23] ·       “25-45% of a value of an organization is their reputation.” – Stephanie Craig [20:06]   Websites fambizforum.com. www.chrisyonker.com. Stephanie Craig. kith.co/ceothoughts.

The worst time to plan a response to a crisis is in the middle of a crisis. My guest on the show today is Stephanie Craig, the president of crisis management firm, Kith. In this episode, we talk about the importance of planning for a crisis ahead of time and how to practice the plan so that it's not forgotten when it's needed. Stephanie stresses the importance of speedily handling a crisis by knowing your core values and establishing trust in the process you create. Listen in as we talk about the tools you can use like simulations, “Oh Crap” conversations, and Gap Analysis to prepare for any crisis that may come your way.What you will learn:●The difference between crisis communication and crisis management.●Questions you should be asking to prep for a crisis.●Tips on exercising crisis plans during your regular meetings.●The impact that core values have on speedy crisis response.●Gap Reports: how they help find where you're doing well and where your crisis planning could improve.Thanks for listening!Connect with GradComm:Instagram:@gradcommunicationsFacebook:@GradCommunicationsLinkedIn:@gradcommSend us a message: GradComm.com

Send us a textMy guest for this episode is someone you want to have talked to before a major crisis, and if you haven't, hope she is there with you as it unfolds!Stephanie Craig is the President of Kith.co, an organisation that provides strategic guidance and solutions for high-stakes issues and challenges faced by C-suite executives, high-profile organizations, and elected officials. Stephanie shares her 20+ years' experience in strategic communications, media relations, government relations, and political campaigns, and has a proven track record of delivering positive outcomes and enhancing reputations in complex and dynamic environments.With a mission to help her clients navigate the unique nexus between business, media, government, and the public, Stephanie empowers them with the tools and insights they need to achieve their goals and protect their image. Her extensive background in designing and implementing effective and tailored communication strategies addresses the needs and expectations of diverse and demanding stakeholders. She is passionate about solving problems, resolving crises, and creating opportunities for growth and impact.Check out Kith's website here and connect with Stephanie via LinkedIn here.Enjoy the episode!Contact ABM Risk Partnership to optimise your risk management approach: email us: info@abmrisk.com.au Tweet us at @4RiskCme Visit our LinkedIn page https://www.linkedin.com/company/18394064/admin/ Thanks for listening to the show and please keep your guest suggestions coming!

The Resilient Journey is here to help resilience professionals learn more about adjacent disciplines. Last week Mads Paerregaard shared important details about physical security. This week, we dive into the world of crisis communications. Hello everyone and welcome to episode 148 of the Resilient Journey podcast, presented by the Resilience Think Tank. This week, Mark welcomes Stephanie Craig, the President of Kith – a crisis management consulting firm that helps clients prepare for, manage, and navigate high-profile crises. Stephanie explains that when it comes to crisis communications, the goal is to always protect reputations. She and Mark talk about the who, what and how of crisis communications, the importance of knowing your stakeholders and the value of pre-drafted templates. Stephanie explains why trust and clarity are critical to effective communications. Let's find out why.   Be sure to follow The Resilient Journey!  We sure do appreciate it! Learn more about the Resilience Think Tank here. Want to learn more about Mark? Click here or on LinkedIn or Twitter. Special thanks to Bensound for the music.  

Higher education institutions are facing a perfect storm of challenges that demand robust crisis management skills. From campus protests reminiscent of the 1960s to the lightning-fast spread of information (and misinformation) on social media, colleges and universities are navigating treacherous waters. How can they stay afloat – and even thrive – in this turbulent environment? Crisis Management in Higher Education: Strategies for Institutional Resilience Dr. Drumm McNaughton, CEO of The Change Leader higher education consulting firm, and guest Stephanie Craig, President of Kith crisis preparation, response, and recovery firm, discuss essential strategies for building crisis management and communication capabilities in higher education institutions. Key Discussion Points Higher Education's Unique Crisis Management Challenges: The complex stakeholder environment in higher education is reminiscent of the turbulent 1960s but with added dimensions of social media and 24-hour news cycles. The impact of poorly handled crises on various aspects of institutional operations, from student recruitment to donor confidence. Building Crisis Management Muscle: The PIP2 Approach: Plan: Develop comprehensive crisis strategies and response protocols. Invest: Allocating resources for crisis preparedness, including training and technology. Practice: Conducting regular crisis simulations to identify weaknesses and build muscle memory. Prioritize: Embedding crisis preparedness in institutional culture at all levels. The Clarity + Trust = Speed Formula: Clarity: Ensuring a clear understanding of institutional mission, values, and stakeholder priorities. Trust: Building trust within crisis management teams and with key stakeholders. Speed: Responding quickly and decisively to crises without sacrificing accuracy. Stakeholder Management in Higher Education Crises: Navigating the diverse and often conflicting interests of multiple stakeholder groups. Tailoring communication strategies to different stakeholder needs and preferences. The Role of Leadership and Second-Level Thinking: The importance of leadership visibility and engagement during crises. Employing "second-level thinking" to anticipate the ripple effects of decisions and communications. Integrating Risk Management and Crisis Communication: The collaboration between risk management and communication teams. Breaking down silos to ensure comprehensive crisis response strategies. Opportunities in Crisis: Catalysts for Institutional Innovation: Recognizing crises as potential drivers of positive change and innovation. Examples of institutional transformation sparked by crisis situations. Three Key Takeaways for Higher Education Presidents and Boards Invest in crisis management now, prioritizing preparation as a matter of urgency. Implement the PIP2 approach (Plan, Invest, Practice, Prioritize) to build crisis management muscle. Adopt the Clarity + Trust = Speed formula for effective crisis response.   Read the transcript on our website at: https://changinghighered.com/ building-higher-ed-crisis-management-and-communication-muscle/   #HigherEducation #HigherEdRiskManagement #CrisisManagement   About Our Podcast Guest Stephanie Craig is the President of Kith.co, where she provides strategic guidance and solutions for high-stakes issues and challenges faced by C-suite executives, high-profile organizations, and elected officials. She has built her reputation as a crisis expert by guiding some of the world's most prominent people and organizations through their most trying moments. Combining her deep experience in politics, media, and business, she mitigates crises, repairs reputations, and inoculates against future crises. Stephanie has counted former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, the mayor of the nation's 10th largest city, and some of the most notable global brands, as well as institutes of higher education, as clients. Stephanie is a prolific author on topics including crisis communications, reputational management, political communication, the intersection of law and communications, and entrepreneurship. If asked, she'll even talk about being born in the Arctic. About the Host Dr. Drumm McNaughton is the founder, CEO, and Principal Consultant at The Change Leader, Inc. A highly sought-after higher education consultant with 20+ years of experience, Dr. McNaughton works with leadership, management, and boards of both U.S. and international institutions. His expertise spans key areas, including accreditation, governance, strategic planning, presidential onboarding, mergers, acquisitions, and strategic alliances. Dr. McNaughton's approach combines a holistic methodology with a deep understanding of the contemporary and evolving challenges facing higher education institutions worldwide to ensure his clients succeed in their mission.   

Kith's President, Stephanie Craig, has built her reputation as a crisis expert by guiding some of the world's most prominent people and organizations through their most trying moments. Combining her deep experience in politics, media and business, she mitigates crisis, repairs reputations and inoculates against future crises. Prior to joining Kith, Stephanie was the founder and CEO of the Apeiron Strategy Group where she counted former First Lady Rosalynn Carter and the mayor of the nation's 10th largest city as clients.  When not handling crisis, Stephanie used her company to support causes she cares about by helping to establish the groundbreaking group — I Am ALS and chairing the Force to End Harassment in Advocacy as an effort during the #Metoo movement. In her career, Stephanie has guided media organizations, Fortune 50 tech companies and members of the House and Senate in the United States and Canada through some of their most trying days. She sharpened her crisis skills on several campaigns including three presidentials. She is a battleground specialist and likely the only person to have worked in both houses on Capitol Hill and Parliament Hill. Having known Kith's founder, Bill Coletti, since their time at Public Strategies, Stephanie jumped at the chance to work together again because of their shared belief that there is a better way to be a crisis consultant — the Kith way. SELECT ACCOMPLISHMENTSHolds distinction as one of the only people to ever work in the U.S. House and Senate, and the Canadian House and Senate.Led efforts for Fortune 50 CEO's campaign to raise over $5 million to support his chairmanship of a corporate giving campaign.Ran the global stakeholder network for a multinational technology company preserving billions of dollars.Developed and executed the 2020 political strategy for a former First Lady.Partnered to create, launch and grow a leading women's organization.Created a marketing and communications department for a global media and insights company that enabled them to completely shift their image in the midst of a complete change to their business-model, which has helped the company go from losing money to posting a $27 million profit in 2020.Navigated the nation's largest and most comprehensive tech policy group through lawsuits, corporate espionage, CEO transition and merger.++++++++++++++++++++++++Stephanie CraigPresident, Kith202-329-7545linkedin.com/in/craigstephanie www.kith.coSupport the showThis episode is sponsored by John Guilfoil Public Relations. From crisis communications to website development; visit our website JGPR.net or call 617.993.0003

Road safety barriers are a critical component of a safe road transport system and are saving lives and preventing serious injuries every day across Australian and New Zealand roads. To ensure they deliver their intended safety outcomes and manage the extreme forces involved in high-speed crashes, barriers must be correctly installed and maintained. This webinar with Michael Nieuwesteeg and Chris Koniditsiotis from Austroads, Robert Tabor and Stephanie Craig from Lantra, Jade Hogan from Transport for NSW and Evan Coulson from the Department of Transport Victoria presents the Austroads Safety Hardware Training and Accreditation Scheme (ASHTAS), which delivers a high standard and nationally consistent set of training outcomes for individuals installing and maintaining road safety barriers in Australia and New Zealand. ASHTAS responds to Austroads members, along with the road safety barrier industry, who have been concerned about the quality of installation of road safety barriers which may put the safety of the public and road workers at risk.

LINKS: Confederated Tribes of Grande RondeKalapuya WeavingStephanie Craig is an enrolled member of The confederated Tribes of Grande Ronde Community of Oregon.It is comprised of Umpqua, Molalla, Rogue River, Kalapuya and Chasta peoples.She educates and documents cultural heritage and traditions, committing herself to preserving traditional practices for future generations.Her BA is in cultural anthropology where she fulfilled her language requirement with her Native language- Chinuk Wawa.Her studies have included museum and folklore studies.She works at the Chuchalyu Tribal  Museum where she consults and contracts with city and state entities on museum work- presentation, exhibit design. She has been chosen for internships at the Smithsonian Institute's National Museum of American Indian Archives Department, the University of Oregon's Museum of Natural and Cultural History, Tamástslikt Cultural Institute for the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian ReservationShe owns a business called Kalapuya Weaving where she teaches basket weaving, materials gathering and preservation.

Hear about a Tennessee Road Trip as the Amateur Traveler talks to Stephanie Craig from HistoryFanGirl.com about a recent family trip across the Volunteer State.

For seven seasons, Kerry Washington starred as Olivia Pope on the hit TV series Scandal, but what's it like to handle crisis management for real? In 2022. This week, Joe welcomes Stephanie Craig, one of the country's top crisis and reputation strategists. She's currently the Vice President of Consulting at Kith, where she helps clients expertly prepare for crises, mitigate risk and rebuild reputations.

The trucking industry currently does not have enough drivers to meet the increased demand caused by an uptick of activity on the consumer side. Covid made it worse since the age of the drivers has led to huge numbers choosing retirement. Replacing these drivers is slow as driver training/schools have needed to shut down or limit enrollment. It is critically important to have good logistics and supply chain strategies, technology, and so much more. Still, the evidence is clear – without a good people strategy and technology to back it up, it doesn't matter how well you track your inventory, how well you plan the routes, and how well you communicate with your customers. Stephanie Craig, Director, Solution Marketing, SAP SuccessFactors and Tim Motter, Solution Director, Travel & Transportation, SAP share their perspective on how HXM technology can help companies attract and retain drivers – and help solve the current global supply chain issues.

Stephanie Craig shares how she has grown with UDL across her roles as elementary school teacher, UDL coach, researcher, and assistant professor at Marietta College teaching pre-service teachers.

Today I am back with THE History Fangirl, Stephanie Craig, a travel writer and an American expat/nomad based in Sofia.In the last episode, we talked a lot about cultural Bulgaria and its history.Today is a deep dive travel guide on everything you need to eat, drink, and do when traveling to Sofia, as well as day trips you can take.You’ll discover:* The best view in Sofia* Where to hang out at night* The best walking tour to go on* The best cafe to get work done* The beaches you should visit* And more.You’ll also get a real flavor of what it’s like to live in Bulgaria, and learn about:* How the pandemic is affecting Stephanie and her expat family; * What it’s like to give birth in a country that’s not your own and how much it costs;* Bulgarian bureaucracy; * And a culture tip that you need to know to avoid awkward situations with the locals.You will definitely hear a baby in this episode and one f-bomb that I had to leave in because it was just too funny.Enjoy the episodeThe cheerful musical interlude in this episode is called Calimba by artist E’s Jammy Jams.*************I'm your host, Sarah Mikutel. Thank you for spending some time with me today. Have you ever thought of starting a podcast yourself? Find out how I can help you.

Bulgaria — is it on your travel list? It’s on mine, especially its capital, Sofia, a city rich in Roman ruins and Byzantine architecture.If you’re a history lover who enjoys affordable travel and getting off the beaten path, then Bulgaria might be the place for you.Joining me today is Stephanie Craig, a travel writer and an American expat/nomad based in Sofia.She’s also one half of the Rick Steves Over Brunch podcast and former host of The History Fangirl podcast.In this episode of the Postcard Academy, Stephanie shares how she ended up in Sofia and why it’s better suited toward digital nomads surfing the Schengen Zone than expats (if you don’t know what the Schengen Zone is, you can go back and listen to the deep dive I did).Then Stephanie is going to take us on a whistle stop tour of Bulgarian history, which is filled with one occupation after another. We also talk about some must-see historical sites in Sofia, including:St. George RotundaBoyana ChurchPark VranaCentral Mineral BathsYou might hear a baby squeak or two in this episode as Stephanie is holding her little one throughout our discussion. He’s very cute.Enjoy the show. *************I'm your host, Sarah Mikutel. Thank you for spending some time with me today. Have you ever thought of starting a podcast yourself? Find out how I can help you.

Last season we did an episode where Erin chatted with her partner Lucas and you seemed to really enjoy it. This time, we asked Chris and Bri from TravelingMitch and the podcast Rick Steves Over Brunch to join us in discussing #travelcouples and dissecting what travel instagrammers are really selling. We also discuss culture shock and what it means to experience it and how to deal with it. Maybe we actually experience culture shock the most when we come home... --------------------------------------------------------------- Guest: Chris Mitchell and Bri Mitchell Chris Mitchell (https://www.travelingmitch.com/) : Canadian travel writer and influencer who has been to over 75 countries. I live to share stories and tips with my readers and followers at TravelingMitch.com. Podcast: Rick Steves Over Brunch (https://www.travelingmitch.com/mostrecent/rick-steves-over-brunch-podcast) , a podcast where Stephanie Craig (from History Fangirl) and Chris Mitchell break down episodes of the classic travel TV show, Rick Steve’s Europe. Ultimate Ontario (https://ultimateontario.com/) for niche Ontario travel. Bri Mitchell (https://www.travelingmitch.com/mstravelingmitch) : Canadian travel and lifestyle writer and travel industry professional. Bri also does a significant amount of work alongside Chris for the travelingmitch brand.  Instagram:  @travelingmitch @mstravelingmitch  Alpaca My Bags is the podcast that is creating a platform for discussing travel through a critical lens. If you're a fan of the podcast, don't forget to subscribe, rate and review Alpaca My Bags! Follow us on social media @alpacamybagspod or join our Facebook Group: Alpaca YOUR Bags. Written and Hosted by: Erin Hynes (https://www.pinatravels.org/) Producer: Kattie Laur (http://www.kattielaur.com) Music from Motion Array Logo by Christopher McCluskey

Hear about travel to Serbia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Stephanie Craig and Allison Green from sofiaadventures.com about one of the Balkan countries that they love.

Hear about travel to Serbia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Stephanie Craig and Allison Green from sofiaadventures.com about one of the Balkan countries that they love.

Hear about travel to Serbia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Stephanie Craig and Allison Green from sofiaadventures.com about one of the Balkan countries that they love.

The last three weeks have been crazy, and I haven't been able to record anything new. My apologies for the delay!   As a quick explanation, I found out that I had to move out of my apartment with only ten days left in the country to deal with packing up my place before heading off for three weeks traveling around North America. This ate up all of my work time. Never fear, as new episodes will be back next week!   For today, please enjoy this interview I did for The Wonders of the World podcast about the history of Petra and my experiences traveling there.    Episode description:    The lost city of the Nabataeans, the rock-cut city of Petra has been rightfully celebrated as a Wonder of the World, at least since that Indiana Jones movie. But the story is well worth telling. We'll talk about the Nabataeans, their caravans, and their run-ins with the Greeks, Romans, and Judeans.  We'll meet Pompey the Pompous.  And we'll eat Bedouin classics from underground pit ovens.   Stephanie Craig from the History Fangirl podcast shares her experiences traveling in Jordan.  For such a small country, there's so much there.  You will have chosen wisely to download this episode.  Enjoy!

Today I'm joined by Stephanie Craig, host of The History Fangirl Podcast, and full-time world traveler. We discuss traveling to Scandinavia and some helpful tips for those who plan to travel there. Please be sure to check out more of Stephanie's work via the links below. The History Fangirl Podcast https://bit.ly/2Q8jzJj Stephanie's second travel podcast, ''Rick Steve's Over Brunch'' https://bit.ly/2QbSntp My Interview on The History Fangirl Podcast https://bit.ly/2EdMENc The History of Vikings on YouTube https://bit.ly/2TW2DEh Follow The History of Vikings on Twitter https://bit.ly/2Qsg28b Feel free to contact me with any questions, comments, suggestions or inquiries that you might have noah@thehistoryofvikings.com Music: Danheim - Framganga https://danheimmusic.com/

In this episode, we chat about the classic Rick Steves's Europe episode "Barcelona and Catalunya." When considering which episode to start with for our first show, we had to go to an old throwback, "Barcelona and Catalunya," which highlights both the beauty of the region but also has some of Rick's best stunt work (he pops out of an egg FFS. What can't that man do?) Ricks Steves' Barcelona is one of beautiful parks, delicious drinks, and so many toothpicks. Plus we throw in our own Barcelona travel tips and break down the current Barcelona tourism situation (hint: it's crowded).    For more, find us: Stephanie Craig at History Fangirl Christopher Mitchell at travelingmitch  

Travel writers Stephanie Craig and Christopher Mitchell chat about episodes of the classic travel tv show, Rick Steves' Europe.

This episode is a break from the narrative usually presented. Recently Charles Kimball was interviewed for another podcast, History Fangirl, to give the historical background behind Thailand and Bangkok. A copy of that interview has been reposted here. And below is a link to the podcast of Stephanie Craig, the History Fangirl; check it out to see what other places she has visited. Bangkok and the Kingdom of Siam Do you think you would like to become a podcaster on Blubrry? Click here for the details on joining. Enter my promo code, HSEASIA, to let them know I sent you, and you will get the first month's hosting for free! Support this podcast!  

Lost city of the Nabataeans, the rock-cut city of Petra has been rightfully celebrated as a Wonder of the World, at least since that Indiana Jones movie. But the story is well worth telling. We'll talk about the Nabataeans, their caravans, and their run-ins with the Greeks, Romans and Judeans.  We'll meet Pompey the Pompous.  And we'll eat Bedouin classics from underground pit ovens. Stephanie Craig from the History Fangirl podcast shares her experiences traveling in Jordan.  For such a small country, there's so much there.  You will have chosen wisely to download this episode.  Enjoy!

The bloody BDSM scene turns out to be an accidental death from two high school buddies conducting "extreme wrestling." But there's something wrong with the victim's girlfriend. Turns out she's a 28-year-old pretending to be a teen! We're blown away by SVU season 8 episode 21 "Pretend." Our guest is Stephanie Craig of the History Fangirl podcast. The episode takes its inspiration from the true story of Treva Throneberry. Support the show.

To wrap up the month of September we have a special guest episode where we interview Stephanie Craig on one of her favorite legends, The Gates of Hell in Stull, Kansas. Stephanie is a fellow podcaster, traveler and history fanatic so be sure to check out her website www.historyfangirl.com. Stull is the very definition of … Continue reading The Gates of Hell – Stull, Kansas → The post The Gates of Hell – Stull, Kansas appeared first on Strange Matters Podcast.

This episode is a quick intro to the History Fangirl Podcast, an interview podcast about great historic places for the history enthusiast or future traveler.   Stephanie Craig is a history and travel blogger. She writes at historyfangirl.com.

Hear about travel to Sofia, Bulgaria as the Amateur Traveler talks to Stephanie Craig from historyfangirl.com about her time in that country.

Hear about travel to Sofia, Bulgaria as the Amateur Traveler talks to Stephanie Craig from historyfangirl.com about her time in that country.

Hear about travel to Sofia, Bulgaria as the Amateur Traveler talks to Stephanie Craig from historyfangirl.com about her time in that country.