In today’s world, it is important to communicate your story online, we can help you by diving into social media and proving you with free tips and insights on how to build your organic social media following to shine online. We interview forest and outdoor thought leaders who pave the way for the future.
The podcast was born based on wanting to hear your voice online. We bring you three tips while using social media:
1. Timing 2. Relevance 3. Execution
Now listen to what our guests on the Talking Forests podcast have to say about using social media below.
Evolution of Knowing Your Worth and Why it Matters in Business ~ Episode 61
“Evolution of Knowing Your Worth and Why it Matters in Business”. Candra talks about being burned, burning out, drawing boundaries, and how to measure your worth in business. From getting your 1099’s, to wording contracts, to saying “NO” to business that you cannot do. Listen in! Want to be featured? Schedule your interview with Talking…
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Wood Women Who Rock – Janelle Leafblad from WoodWorks – Episode 60
We had a great interview with Janelle Leafblad from WoodWorks. She wanted to do this timely interview because of Mass Timber Month and Women’s History Month. She has been a pioneer in wood and started with architecture and worked in the US Forest Service Wood Products Lab back in the day. Her current role is…
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Talking Forests Podcast is Back ~ Updates and Why We Were Out ~ Episode 59
Candra Burns a military spouse talks about moving overseas as military in the middle of a pandemic and we are back! We talked about the safe way of traveling and the process of moving for us. We wanted to give you updates and the reason why we were out. Candid audio here! Voice By Gordon Collier…
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Oregon Women in Timber ~ Betsy Yraguen ~ Episode 58
This will be a 4 part series with 4 amazing women, this is 4 out of 4 episodes and will be published each Monday in each week of October 2020 for National Forest Products week. Betsy Yraguen of the Douglas County chapter of Oregon Women in Timber talks about the organization and how she is…
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Oregon Women in Timber ~ Vanessa McKinney ~ Episode 57
This will be a 4 part series with 4 amazing women, this is 3 out of 4 episodes and will be published each Monday in each week of October 2020 for National Forest Products week. Vanessa and I chatted about what working in the woods with a doggo partner is like and how she would…
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Oregon Women in Timber ~ Melissa Fullerton ~ Episode 56
This will be a 4 part series with 4 amazing women, this is 2 out of 4 episodes and will be published each Monday in each week of October 2020 for National Forest Products week. Melissa and I chatted about working in business in the forest sector. She enjoys OWIT so much! My name is…
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Oregon Women in Timber ~ Amanda Astor ~ Episode 55
This will be a 4 part series with 4 amazing women and will be published each Monday in each week of October 2020 for National Forest Products week. Amanda Astor and I recorded this episode before the devastating fires in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. We chatted about forest fires and what Oregon Women in…
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Forestry Women Who Rock – Amanda Lang – Episode 54
Amanda Hamsley Lang is the COO & Vice President of Client Services, Forisk Consulting and we had a great chat about women working up to leadership positions in forestry companies. Have kids and being a mom is not easy, but worth it and when you work for a flexible team like Forisk, it makes the…
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Forestry Men Who Rock – Tyler Reeves from Forisk – Episode 53
Tyler and I had a great chat about forestry in all regions, how his internship led him into his position now, and adversity that we face in the industry. He has a wide variety of knowledge and brings a great education with him to his first year working as a Timber Industry Analyst at Forisk…
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Forestry Men Who Rock – Brink Group of Companies Owner – John Brink – Episode 52
“John A. Brink came to Canada from Holland in 1965 with $25.47 in his pocket, a suitcase full of books, and a dream to build his own sawmill.” Interviewing him was such a treat and we learned so much about lumber, forests and wood from him in our recorded video on YouTube and in this…
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