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Kirsi Dahl of Stories from the Tree

Episode 2
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Cross-post from Mission: Genealogy
Mission Genealogy is a new community of family history writers designed to foster a supportive and collaborative environment. I am honored to be a part of this group. I learn so much from these folks and hopefully I am offering a little something in return. In this podcast episode, Robin Stewart of @genealogymatters guides a conversation where I talk about my writing process, how I use AI as a writing coach and why I admire my ancestors. -

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Kirsi Dahl

Things I love: Seeing possibilities, making connections, investigating things, solving problems; and writing. The perfect combination for researching my family history, debunking family lore and converting random facts into narratives! ~ Kirsi Dahl

A special thanks to my guest, Kirsi Dahl, for sharing her insights and expertise. Please check out her Substack newsletter and podcast, Stories from the Tree.  Her articles are informative and the stories she shares capture the essence of who her ancestors were while pulling us readers into the highs and lows of their lives.  

Kirsi Dahl, Stories from the Tree - Episode Show Notes

Episode Title: Kirsi Dahl, Stories from the Tree

Episode # 2

Host: Robin Stewart

Guest: Kirsi Dahl

Release Date: August 20, 2024

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Summary:

In this episode, Robin Stewart, host of "Mission: Genealogy," welcomes Kirsi Dahl, a family historian, writer, and podcast host. Kirsi runs the popular Substack newsletter, Stories from the Tree, where she delves into the intriguing narratives of her ancestors and provides us with practical ideas we can use in writing about our own genealogy. She will share her fascinating process for writing family history narratives, and some cutting-edge ideas for writing about family history. 

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