Weekly LIVE Updates at Projectkin

Weekly LIVE Updates at Projectkin
Podcast Description
Archives of our weekly updates from Barbara, the Projectkin ringleader. Each week, she shares a short update about what's ahead for the coming week, inviting guests to share their perspectives or plans for special events. Though the program is live, recordings provide access to useful links and references discussed during the program. The live event is available only to subscribers and followers through the Substack app for web, desktop, or mobile. Subscriptions are free. projectkin.substack.com
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The content centers around genealogical storytelling and community engagement, discussing themes like family history projects, collaborative genealogical research, and digital tools for family historians. Specific episodes highlight topics such as managing family archives, memorial aspects of family storytelling, and the challenges of identifying mystery photos.

Archives of our weekly updates from Barbara, the Projectkin ringleader. Each week, she shares a short update about what’s ahead for the coming week, inviting guests to share their perspectives or plans for special events. Though the program is live, recordings provide access to useful links and references discussed during the program. The live event is available only to subscribers and followers through the Substack app for web, desktop, or mobile. Subscriptions are free.
Huzzah! Thank you Linda Teather, Jennifer Jones, Bill Moore, Jane Chapman, Ann Larkham, MamaCarole, Lynda Heines, LaCreshia Griffin-Pope, Anne Young of Anne’s Family History, and so many more of you for joining us today. I can’t tell you how much it means to us to see you join us from the beaches of Scotland across the Americas to the outback of Australia. Your thoughts, comments, and encouragement is the glue that holds this community together.
Projectkin programming is offered free with the kind support of our Patrons worldwide. Explore our story and join us 👇.
Kathy’s Corner Preview
Today I was delighted to welcome my dear friend and special guest, Kathy Stone whose special series for Projectkin, Kathy’s Corner is coming up on Thursday (get your local time here). With Save Your Photos Month here, Kathy will focus her talk this week on techniques for rescuing damaged photos. This is a topic dear to her heart as she explains in the preview today, referencing this piece from her Substack Kathy’s Coaching:
Join us for Thursday’s program, and bring both your questions and your stories! You’ll probably help the rest of us anticipate disasters and better manage our way through them.
In our talk, I also mentioned two posts shared during the Los Angeles fires this spring. These have both stayed with me. First, from Aryn Youngless:
And next, a very compelling listing of what you can do right now to prepare. Denyse Allen wrote:
Calendar Changes
With changes coming to the Projectkin calendar starting next Sunday, September 28, you’ll want to pay special attention to a few changes:
* Seasonal time changes kick in over six weeks, starting with New Zealand jumping ahead to summer time.
* Starting in October, I’m consolidating event start times so that Kathy’s Corner will begin at the Pacific-friendly time of 4/7 pm PT/ET in the Americas and mornings from New Zealand to Western Australia.
* Sunday Live programs will start at either Atlantic- or Pacific-friendly times, depending on my guests’ preference.
Here’s the post that described these changes:
Finally, to make it easy to find the Projectkin calendar, it dawned on me to create a shortcut to the monthly view of the Projectkin Events Calendar:
Daily Live Guests: All About That Place (#AATP25)
In today’s program, I also mentioned the 2025 edition of the All About That Place series, which will start on Wednesday, September 24.
All Recordings will be shared under the tag #AATP25 and posted to the YouTube AATP Playlist for the Society of Genealogists.
An Insider Tip:
You may know that the Substack app is a terrific place to sit back and read, watch, or listen to Projectkin (or any of your publications), but did you also know that its use by your readers can vastly increase their exposure to new publications?
Over the last 90 days, over 40% of my subscribers came from the app. That’s pretty astonishing. Check your stats and join us to support this community.
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