Podcast appearances and mentions of hannah olson

Today, we're joined by Hannah Olson, who's on a mission to redefine what it means to be a mother. Hannah sheds light on the distinction between motherhood as a relationship and caregiving as a role, advocating for a fairer distribution of caregiving responsibilities and the crucial need for societal support for mothers. Our conversation also explores how language shapes our perceptions of motherhood and emphasizes the value of prioritizing quality time and meaningful connections over routine caregiving tasks.To connect with Hannah, follow her on Instagram @freckledhan and listen to her podcast here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hannah-olson0Don't forget to follow the podcast on Instagram: @ididntsignupforthispodcast and for more everyday mom life, follow me on Instagram @honestly.kaitlyn, TikTok: @honestly.kaitlyn and YouTube: @honestly.kaitlyn If you enjoyed this episode, I would love it if you would leave a review and share the episode with someone you think would enjoy it!Want to feel comfy and stylish with minimal effort? Enjoy 15% off On Your Way products with code: PODCAST15 by shopping directly at www.onyourwayco.com

Hannah Olson is redefining motherhood, and while her take may be hard to wrap your head around at first, it's actually quite simple. What she's saying is that motherhood is a relationship, and caregiving is a job - all those messages we get about laundry, vacuuming, even changing diapers and driving the kids to practice being "mom tasks," it's B.S. Yes, many moms are the primary caregiver to their children, and that is amazing! But motherhood is about the relationship we share with our children, and that is the big difference.In this episode, Hannah and I talk about:Separating the relationship of motherhood from the job of caregivingHow equating motherhood to caregiving work leads to mom guiltSeeing motherhood as more than 18 years of caregivingThe value of caregiving, monetary and otherwiseWhy moms deserve to have a conversation about working out of the home, even if it means paying more for childcareA little about our guest:Hannah Olson loves creating, coaching, and connecting. She spends her time attempting to master sourdough, forgetting to water $30 Ikea plants, mishearing song lyrics, and hanging out with her husband and six children. Hannah founded Redefining Motherhood in 2021 to help women reduce mom guilt and experience more joy, by coaching them to see the difference between the job of caregiving and the relationship of motherhood. She is also the host of a (sometimes) weekly podcast, Rantish, where she discusses topics she feels strongly about like Pretzel Jello Salad, Physical Therapy for pelvic floor, and current Instagram trends. She also loves to have guests on the show and hopes to foster a community of belonging and connection for lonely women everywhere. To connect with Hannah, follow her on Instagram @freckledhan or TikTok @therealfreckledhan. You can also visit her website www.freckledhan.com. Check out Hannah's podcast RANTISH wherever you like to listen.If you found this episode valuable, share it with other moms in your life. Follow along with The Worthy Mother Podcast on Instagram @emily.rose.hardy and @worthymotherpodcast, and don't forget to subscribe wherever you listen!

This episode is a special one fiends, We decided to give you a little peek inside something new we're doing! Welcome to the first meeting of Let's Talk Docs, our patrons only true crime documentary discussion club!  Once a month we'll be discussing a true crime documentary via live stream and our patrons will be invited to participate. We'd like these events to have a book club vibe where we can all deep dive, and share opinions together. It's going to be really fun, so if you liked this episode or found yourself screaming opinions at your phone, or hopefully both, you're definitely going to want to become a patron ASAP. We decided to start off with the new Max documentary, Love Has Won: The Cult of Mother God so that we could give all our listeners a sneak peak, AND update the case at the same time. Remember this is all about conversation so don't be shy, for this episode's discussion, join our facebook group and let us know what you think, then hop on over to patreon so you don't miss out on the next one! Click to learn more 5d Full Disclosure official website Original Love Has Won website (archived) Personal account from "Commander Buddha's" pre cult friend Reddit Feed, Michael and Faith Referenced article in The Independant Reddit Feed, Jason   The following three articles contain all pulled quotes from Hannah Olson. https://people.com/love-has-won-hbo-docuseries-amy-carlson-love-has-won-8407664 https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/tv/story/2023-11-28/love-has-won-amy-carlson-hbo-director https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2023/11/love-has-won-mother-god-cult-amy-carlson click for support if you or someone you know has been affected by Love Has Won             WWBD Merch Buy your WWBD swag here!  Join the Conversation       

Amy Carlson's metallic blue body was covered in glitter, wrapped in a sleeping bag, and draped in Christmas lights when police found her on the night of April 16, 2021. The 45-year-old leader of the “Love Has Won” cult weighed just 75 pounds; her eyes had been removed.  Carlson, known as “Mother God,” proselytized along with her followers by livestreaming around the clock, preaching a QAnon-themed spirituality that they monetized by selling colloidal silver and New Age tchotchkes. When her body was found, it was discovered that her inner circle had prepared for Carlson to be picked up by galactic starships from their Crestone, CO compound.  Julian and Matthew discuss HBO's new docu-series, “Love Has Won: The Mother God Cult,” directed by Hannah Olson. They meditate on religious freedom, spiritual tragedy, and the ethics of big-budget cult documentary filmmaking. Show Notes Denver Post article with Rick Ross comments Vulture Interview with Hannah Olson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amye is joined by Amanda to recap the documentary Love Has Won: The Cult of Mother God (Netflix, 2023)**TRIGGER WARNING: This episode touches on some dark stuff: control, eating disorders, drug abuseWhen Amy Carlson's mummified body was discovered in the home she shared with her “followers,” the world was shocked. In this documentary, filmmaker Hannah Olson takes us back a few years to the start of Love Has Won, a seemingly innocent group of people who lived together, got high constantly, and believed Amy Carlson was Mother God: a higher vibration being who was being led by Robin Williams and the galactic A-team. What really happened is a tragedy as a group of people sat around and watched a 45-year-old woman slowly kill herself. Love the show and want to hear more? Subscribe for Sister Wives content and ad-free episodes of all shows.https://www.patreon.com/littlemissrecaphttps://littlemissrecap.supercast.com/THE SHOW:Get in touch with us:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/littlemissrecapFacebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/littlemissrecapInstagram: @littlemissrecap Voicemail: www.littlemissrecap.comEmail: Info@littlemissrecap.comYou can find Amye at @amyearcherwriterYou can find Amanda at @amandalipnack Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

At the beginning of her career, a mom and artist, following her heart and dreams

Do you struggle feeling overwhelmed, alone, and weighed down by all of the tasks in “motherhood”? Well, today Hannah is going to teach us why you don't have to feel that way anymore. She is going to give us three ways to become the CEO of your home so you can live your very best life.Hannah's Program: https://stan.store/freckledhan/p/stressfree-summer-live-program-presaleUse code: SLEEPFAIRY for $98 off!

Have you ever wondered how you can redefine motherhood? In this episode, Camille welcomes Hannah Olson, the founder of Freckled Han, where she helps women break out of the box of motherhood and love their life to its fullest, and the podcast host of Rantish.Hannah shares how she was able to shift her mindset and challenge the martyrdom mentalities around motherhood and instead focused on tasks that would help strengthen her relationships. She also stresses the importance of self-care and having boundaries as mothers to be able to provide for their children. If you're interested in learning how you too can redefine motherhood to become an empowered mother, tune into this episode to hear Hannah's advice so that you can define what you love about motherhood and strengthen your relationships with your family.Resources: Interested in becoming a virtual assistant? Join the 60 Days to VA Course:www.camillewalker.co/VAAccess the 5-day email sequence to help you discover your purpose:www.callmeceopodcast.comConnect with Hannah:Follow Hannah on Instagram:  www.instagram.com/freckledhanVisit her website at: www.freckledhan.comConnect with Camille Walker:Follow Camille on Instagram: www.instagram.com/CamilleWalker.coFollow Call Me CEO on Instagram: www.instagram.com/callmeceopodcast

The Importance of Acknowledging Disabilities in the Workplace: Hannah Olson,Co-Founder & CEO, Disclo Hannah Olson is the Co-Founder and CEO of Disclo, an innovative HR software helping employees to safely disclose and ask for accommodations at work. Hannah's own experience navigating her career while undergoing intensive treatment for Lyme disease sparked the idea for her first venture, Chronically Capable, now one of the largest and most-used disability recruiting platforms in North America. She is known globally for her disability advocacy, with recent features in Forbes, Inc Magazine, FastCompany, and more. Bard MBA's Jasmine Graham speaks with Hannah for this episode of the Impact Report. ImpactReportPodcast.com

We tend to think the tasks and caregiving are equal to the love and relationship with our kids. We feel MASSIVE amounts of guilt when we want to work, or leave, or delegate so we can have more freedom and passions in our life. In this episode we are going to question this HARD... there may or may not be some rants! hehe. Join me and guest Hannah Olson, host of the Rant-ish podcast as well as Founder of Redefining Motherhood, as we explore the ironic double-standards in parenting gender roles, and how you can BREAK FREE of what's not working in order to IMPROVE your relationship with your kids, which is the whole reason we got into motherhood in the first place!

Hannah Olson is an artist and mother of 3 girls, living in Utah, USA. Originally from Luton England, she has enjoyed being creative from a very young age. In High School she had 2 really wonderful art teachers that pushed her and introduced her to many mediums like watercolour, charcoal and pencils, and encouraged her to pursue it. A high school teacher's words have remained with her "It doesn't matter what you do, but always stay creative."In College she decided to take all of the art classes she possibly could and discovered oil painting and fell in love with it. She tends not to stick to the same mediums, or subject matters, mixing it up between charcoal and watercolours, painting portraits, landscapes and still life's. Hannah really enjoys the challenge of working with new materials and subjects.She is inspired by many artists like William Bouguereau, Sargent, Van Gogh, Carl Rungius and more recent artists such as Jenedy Paige, Cesar Santos, and Andrew Tischler. While being a mum to three little ones is not easy, she finds time to paint and draw in between nappy changes, piles of wash, and endless messes.Although her children are her main focus right now she can't wait for the chance to create more and inspire others through her work.Today we are joined by Hannah's 5 month old daughter Millie today in the podcast.Hannah- website / instagramPodcast - instagram / websiteIf today's episode is triggering for you in any way I encourage you to seek help from those around you, medical professionals or from resources on line. I have compiled a list of great international resources hereMusic used with permission from Alemjo my new age and ambient music trio.When chatting to my guests I greatly appreciate their openness and honestly in sharing their stories. If at any stage their information is found to be incorrect, the podcast bears no responsibility for guests' inaccuracies.

Join Hannah Olson and host, Harper Spero, for a special IG Live event on February 8th at 12:00pm EST! Follow @madevisiblestories on Instagram to tune in.   When employers come to Hannah Olson and ask her why they should hire people who have chronic illness, she has a lot to say. Hannah is the founder is Chronically Capable, a platform that connects people who are chronically ill or disabled with meaningful remote work. On today's episode, Hannah and I talk about what it was like to balance her first post-grad job with managing Lyme disease, why the year 2020 looms so large, and what makes people with chronic illness so well equipped for the workforce.  This episode previously aired on November 5th, 2019.  For more information about Hannah and hiring people with chronic illness and disability, visit our website at madevisiblestories.com/podcast   This podcast aims to change the conversation around invisible illnesses and we need your help! Help support our mission by leaving a review and sharing this episode!  Please note: This podcast is intended to provide information and education and is not intended to provide diagnosis, treatment, prevention, cure, or guarantee. You should consult with a licensed or registered healthcare professional about your individual condition and circumstance.  Join the conversation and connect with us online! Website: madvisiblestories.com Facebook: madevisiblepodcast Instagram: @madevisiblestories LinkedIn: madevisible Lily CBD's hemp-based CBD oil offers an alternative way to nurture yourself, and can be especially beneficial for relieving anxiety and inflammation. Because Lily CBD focuses on small, single-farm harvests, more nutrients are able to make their way into each bottle. Think of it like a glass of beautiful natural wine from a small family vineyard. Visit lilycbd.com and use code madevisible at checkout for 15% off.    – Podcast Editor & Strategist: @episodeready

Hannah Olson is our guest this week, and she's dropping some genuine truth bombs. In motherhood, it's all about the relationship. Hannah how to separate the relationship from the job, as we totally redefine motherhood. About Hannah After finding out she was expecting her first baby in 2015, Hannah had to work through a lot of her beliefs and misunderstandings about motherhood. 6 years, 5 kids, and a pandemic later, she has gotten really clear about what motherhood is and what it ISN'T. Now she is on a mission to help other women REDEFINE MOTHERHOOD to reduce "mom guilt" and experience more joy. The simple understanding that motherhood is not a job. identity, or hobby, it is a relationship, has changed nearly every aspect of her life and she's excited to help women everywhere understand just how much it will change everything for them, too. Find Hannah https://freckledhan.com Instagram: @freckledhan TikTok: @therealfreckledhan --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/becoming-home/message

Hannah has Lyme and POTS, and after working for others for a few years founded her own company - Chronically Capable. Featured by the Wall Street Journal and Forbes magazine, her company matches chronically ill people with potential employers with the need for accommodations front and center. Join us for this wonderful interview! Her website is wearecapable.org. You can read the transcript for this episode here: https://tinyurl.com/potscast79 Please click the "subscribe" button so that you don't miss an episode of The POTScast. Subscribing also helps us reach other people just like you! If you liked this episode, we hope you will help to support our production costs by donating to Standing Up to POTS at https://www.standinguptopots.org/donate Tell us what you think of The POTScast or send us your idea at info@standinguptopots.org! Find out more about Standing Up to POTS! Check us out on our Website: www.standinguptopots.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/standinguptopots/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/standinguptopots/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/POTSActivist Pintrest: https://www.pinterest.com/TheStandingUpToPOTS/ Medical Disclaimer: The information provided here is not intended to serve as professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have health related issues, please contact a qualified health professional to get the personalized assessment, advice, and treatment that you need. Standing Up to POTS will not be liable for any direct, indirect, or other damages arising from the use of this podcast.

Ableism and chronic illnesses and their linkage with periods are rarely addressed, even though periods are related to everything from packaging accessibility to application of the period care products themselves. On todays episode of the podcast Nitika Chopra of Chronicon and Hannah Olson of Chronically Capable are here to get the conversation around ableism in the period space started. Find out more about Nitika and her work HERE: https://nitikachopra.com/ and https://www.thechroniconcommunity.com/ Find out more about Hannah and her work HERE: https://www.wearecapable.org// and https://www.disclo.com/ Join the Inner Cycle community to submit your question and you could be picked to ask it on the next episode! GO HERE: https://app.genevachat.com/invite/0f355b9e-b373-43ac-a8df-b843b3d6c433?n=1 Hosts: Nadya Okamoto, Sam De La Cruz, and Nadya (Neddy) Eddy Collaboration: August Co Executive Producers: Brittany Temple & Adell Coleman Distribution: DCP Entertainment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brian Thompson chats with Hannah Olson, an advocate for people with disabilities and co-founder and CEO of Chronically Capable and Disclo. Through her companies, Hannah helps people with disabilities navigate their careers and companies manage employee health disclosures and accommodation requests. On the episode, Hannah discusses why she chose entrepreneurship after her aggressive treatment schedule for Lyme disease resulted in her having to leave her dream job. She also shares advice she received while fundraising and why disabilities are something to be celebrated. Episode Highlights The mission is at the center of mission-driven businesses. Hannah describes a mission-driven business as one that puts its mission at the center of everything it does. At her companies, she goes one step further by hiring people who are also centered around the mission of empowering and employing people with disabilities and chronic conditions. “It's less about the excitement of the business, but more so, at the end of the day, who are we helping? Who are we serving?” Hannah said. One business idea can lead to another. In May 2019, Hannah and her co-founder launched their first venture, Chronically Capable, to help people with disabilities and chronic conditions connect with inclusive employers. The company grew quickly, but as it did, Hannah learned about an unmet and unique need for HR professionals to manage employees' health conditions and accommodation requests in safely and privately. Hannah and her co-founder quickly realized they could turn that need into a business opportunity. They raised funding and launched their second venture, Disclo, in May 2022. Disclo takes the mission of Chronically Capable one step further by bringing compliance tools to HR managers. “We initially thought the problem was just being able to find a job and an employer who cared, but we realized there was a much, much bigger problem because if you get the job, how are you going to keep the job?” Hannah said. “But when it comes to compliance, it's not a nice-to-have anymore; it's a must have.” Sleep is a key business strategy. The entrepreneur culture espouses the value of hustle, but Hannah pointed out that you can't hustle hard without adequate sleep. That's why she said sleep is the foremost business strategy she has to share with listeners. “Sleep is so important for anyone, but especially for me as someone who has been recovering from a very, very bad illness and also as someone running a business,” Hannah said. “This hustle culture has this mentality that we have to be working, and the times you're not working, you're not doing anything. But if you don't sleep, you're not going to work well the next day.” Learn from no. When Hannah was raising funding for Disclo, she received about 120 rejections. After the first few, she took the advice of a friend to ask people who said no either to provide feedback she could use to adapt and change or to introduce her to three other people. “I started adopting that practice and I learned so much in a very short time,” Hannah said. “I was able to fundraise very, very quickly. In a month we went from not having any luck to people knocking at the door.” Resources + Links Chronically Capable: Website, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn Disclo: Website, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn,  Hannah's Social Media: Twitter, LinkedIn Brian's Social Media: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook  About Brian and the Mission Driven Business Podcast  Brian Thompson, JD/CFP, is a tax attorney and certified financial planner who specializes in providing comprehensive financial planning to LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs who run mission-driven businesses. The Mission Driven Business podcast was born out of his passion for helping social entrepreneurs create businesses with purpose and profit. On the podcast, Brian talks with diverse entrepreneurs and the people who support them. Listeners hear stories of experiences, strength, and hope and get practical advice to help them build businesses that might just change the world, too.

This episode is about ELIMINATING MOM GUILT. Eliminating “mom guilt” and helping women understand that motherhood isn't a job, hobby, or identity, it is a RELATIONSHIP -- After giving birth to her daughter Lydia in 2015, Hannah had to work through a lot of her internal beliefs and misunderstandings about motherhood. 6 years, 5 kids, and a pandemic later, she has come to a very solid understanding of what motherhood actually is and what it ISN'T. Hannah is confident that helping women understand that MOTHERHOOD IS A RELATIONSHIP rather than a checklist of household tasks or caregiving will bring MORE JOY, assist in overcoming overwhelm, avoid resentment, and allow women to ditch the “mom guilt” for good. Social Links @freckledhan

If you or someone you know is interested in running for office, the Billings Chamber's Candidate School is essential. Two former candidates, Hannah Olson and Darron Olson, joined us to talk about their experience, alongside Dan Brooks, our director of Business Advocacy. Learn more or register for Candidate School Here

For the rest of 2021, Brynne decided to do something a little different. She looked at the most popular (i.e., the most listened to) episodes from 2021 and decided to re-share them. Maybe you're new here and you never got to hear them the first time! Maybe you've been here since the beginning and are in a new season of life now and re-listening will bless you with new insight! Wherever you are, enjoy these Top 10 episodes from Grace Momma Grace! Here is number 7! "What if motherhood is not what we've always thought it was? What if it is something much more simple? In this episode, Brynne interviews guest Hannah Olson who has found a passion for helping mommas reduce mom guilt and find more joy in motherhood. If you struggle with mom guilt, this episode, and really taking this concept to heart, will help you to release the chains that bind you. Listen up!"

Paloma Health is the first online medical practice focused exclusively on hypothyroidism. My Happy Thyroid Podcast, presented by Paloma Health, is a resource to optimize your thyroid, hear stories of other patients, and listen to thyroid experts weigh in on best practices. In this episode, listen to the replay of our Speaker Series hosted on May 24, 2021. Hear from three health experts about how to juggle work while managing a chronic thyroid condition like hypothyroidism or Hashimoto's disease. In this episode— Rosalind Joffe - https://cicoach.com/ Hannah Olson - https://www.wearecapable.org// Kathleen Carr, Patient Advocate To learn more about Paloma Health, visit us at https://www.palomahealth.com/ and on social media @palomahealth.

Brittany King interviews the inspirational - Hannah Olson on how the workplace can benefit from disabled workers. ABOUT OUR GUEST Hannah Olson is the founder and CEO of Chronically Capable, a digital talent marketplace that connects chronically ill and disabled jobseekers to flexible job opportunities. Hannah's own experience navigating her career while undergoing intensive treatment for Lyme disease sparked the idea for her company, which was founded in May 2019. Hannah is known globally for her invisible disability advocacy and was recently named Top 100 Powerful Women of 2020 by Entrepreneur Magazine. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/proactivetalent/message

Hannah Olson shares her journey to starting Chronically Capable, a company aiming to eliminate the gap of unemployment in chronically ill and disabled persons. She and Justine share the similarities of their stories, overcoming illnesses that appear invisible to others, and the challenges of entrepreneurial goals to support specific communities. This is episode 3 of our "Shattering Stigmas" series. 

What if motherhood is not what we've always thought it was? What if it is something much more simple? In this episode, Brynne interviews guest Hannah Olson who has found a passion for helping mommas reduce mom guilt and find more joy in motherhood. If you struggle with mom guilt, this episode, and really taking this concept to heart, will help you to release the chains that bind you. Listen up!

MOTIVATING YOUNG WOMEN INTO STEM CAREERS We'll take a look at the current situation and offer some key strategies to use ... with Hannah Olson, Co-founder of MyStemKits.com Thank you Boxlight for introducing us to Hannah Comments or Suggestions :Please feel free to contact host Larry Jacobs at Larry@ace-ed.org Click over to ace-ed.org our Equity Consortium home website to enjoy "Equity & Access PreK12" our official jounral , to listen to older podcasts or to see what the Consortium  doing for equity and access

MOTIVATING YOUNG WOMEN INTO STEM CAREERS We'll take a look at the current situation and offer some key strategies to use ... with Hannah Olson, Co-founder of MyStemKits.com Thank you Boxlight for introducing us to Hannah Comments or Suggestions :Please feel free to contact host Larry Jacobs at Larry@ace-ed.org Click over to ace-ed.org our Equity Consortium home website to enjoy "Equity & Access PreK12" our official jounral , to listen to older podcasts or to see what the Consortium  doing for equity and access

Artwork from more than 100 students is featured in a virtual art show hosted by the Clackamas Education Service District. The art pieces represent students from school districts throughout Clackamas County. The works illustrate the students' feelings and emotions as they navigate the pandemic. Bonnie Kayser is an art educator at Clackamas High School and curated pieces from her students. Hannah Olson is a sophomore at Clackamas High School and has art in the show.

In this episode, Dr. Julie Hanks coaches Hannah Olson, creator of FreckledHan, and addresses the question, “How do I reconcile my call to help empower women with potentially harmful messaging from the LDS church?” What I believe is that the church is reacting against the devaluation of caregiving and they're doing it in a less than helpful way. Caregiving is valuable work, but the way the church presents it leads to an either or.During this episode, Dr. Hanks guides Hannah through reframing some of the messaging the LDS church has presented about idealizing motherhood, while also valuing caregiving as a legitimate vocation and life choice for men and women. Overall, who you are and how you live is the biggest way you can make an impact, and being bold about that wherever you have a sphere of influence. FreckledHan FreckledHan on Instagram Read Dr. Hanks' popular Mormon Cultural Commentary Blog ArticlesIf you have found this information helpful, you can find additional resources on this topic in my podcast, my online courses, and through new events each month. Connect with me on social media @drjuliehanks and at drjuliehanks.com. For therapy in Utah visit wasatchfamilytherapy.com

A truly eye-opening episode, highlighting the professional struggles experienced by those with chronic illness and disability and the work one woman is doing to change that. Join me for a conversation with Hannah Olson, co-founder and CEO of Chronically Capable, a company dedicated to providing meaningful employment opportunities to those in these communities. We begin by talking about Hannah's own personal experience with Lyme Disease, including the pushback she experienced by the medical system. Hannah also shares what it was like as a young professional entering the workforce while simultaneously trying to attend to her health. Then we dive into her work with Chronically Capable and the fight for employment for chronically ill and disabled individuals in general. We discuss the obstacles they face, employers biggest concerns (and why they are unfounded), employment vs. meaningful employment, and why it is good business to hire those who are chronically ill.

At 20, Hannah Olson was diagnosed with chronic Lyme Disease. At 21, she graduated from Boston University and moved to DC for her first job.  At 22, she was forced to leave her job because her employer didn't understand or accept her chronic condition that forced her to be hooked up to IVs 8 hours a day.  Hannah knew she wasn't the only one - so she decided to fight back - by forming Chronically Capable.Diversity Beyond the Checkbox is presented by The Diversity Movement and hosted by Jackie Ferguson. For more information including the latest webinars and other DEI content, head over to TheDiversityMovement.com. Podcast production by Earfluence.

On this segment of Behind the Mitten, John Gonzalez and Amy Sherman hang out with Brian Bailey of the Chippewa Hotel and the Pink Pony, as well as BTM's former intern (and former employee at the Pink Pony), Hannah Olson. We do events and Beer of the Week. This episode aired June 16-17, 2018.Lean more about the Chippewa Hotel at https://www.chippewahotel.com/Learn more about Wawashkamo at http://www.wawashkamo.com/

On this episode of Behind the Mitten, John Gonzalez and Amy Sherman spend time on Mackinac Island. They learn about Original Murdick's Fudge, which has been making fudge on the Island since 1887, and some other popular destinations.Show NotesSegment 1: We talk to Bob Benser of Original Murdick's Fudge, who tells the story about how Mackinac Island became the fudge capitol of the world. Also, listen at (7:00 mark) for a cameo appearance by Andrew Doud, who owns Doud's Market in downtown Mackinac Island.Segment 2 (Listen at 11:20): More with Bob Benser, who goes more into more detail about fudgemaking on the Island. He also talks about us head fudgemaker, Carnel Samuels, who is originally from Jamaica.Segment 3 (Listen at 18:51): Brian Bailey of Chippewa Hotel/Pink Pony/Lilac Hotel & Suites -- and a new member of the City Council -- talks about what life is like on Mackinac Island all year around. We also try some of the new cocktails from the Pink Pony.Segment 4 (Listen at 30:13): More with Brian Bailey, as well as BTM's former intern and former employee at the Pink Pony, Hannah Olson. We do events and Beer of the Week.Learn more about Original Murdick's Fudge at https://www.originalmurdicksfudge.com/Learn more about the Chippewa Hotel at https://www.chippewahotel.com/Learn more about Behind the Mitten at http://behindthemitten.com/

Join us as we discuss what the Lord has been doing in the greater Rochester region. In this episode Pastor Zack hosts as we sit down with the leaders of New Hope New York Music (Jeff Parshall, Hannah Olson, & Danielle Douglas) to talk about their album "Praise Arise"!  Pre-Order of the album is available on iTunes & Amazon. Full album available October 20!  For more information about New Hope Fellowship visit our website at newhopenewyork.org. We love our church, and we hope you do too! New Hope New York Music - nhnymusic.com