Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa olson

Today in the ArtZany Radio studio Paula Granquist welcomes music arranger Laurie Stegner, violinists Lisa Olson and Chau Truong, and vocalist Tesfa Wondemagegnehu from the upcoming Bows, Strings, & Contentment community orchestra concert. Bows, Strings, and Contentment Orchestra: Spring Concert Sunday, 9 March 2025 @ 6PMThe Grand Event Center, 316 Washington Street, Northfield5:00PM – Doors Open, Dining from 5PM to 8PM6:00PM Performance  Free Concert, donations welcomeThe concert theme […]

What comes to mind when you think of a private investigator—trench coats, secrets, and shadowy stakeouts? In this episode, Susie sits down with Lisa Olson, a viral TikTok sensation, badass PI and founder of Pink Lady Solutions. After dealing with infidelity in her marriage and all of the BS that comes along with divorce and custody battles, Lisa entered the PI world, tackling everything from criminal defense to relationship drama. She shares what PIs really do, busts myths, and spills on her craziest cases. Tune in for a behind-the-scenes look at the world of private investigation from a true powerhouse!    Keep up with Lisa on TikTok and visit her website www.pinkladysolutions.com     Live, Laugh, Like and follow your host on Instagram @susiecevans, the podcast @livelaughliespodcast and subscribe to our YouTube at youtube.com/@LiveLaughLiespodcast  Submit your lies and juiciest stories via our voicemail at https://www.speakpipe.com/LiveLaughLiesVoicemail or email us at livelaughliespodcast@gmail.com  Thank you to our sponsors!   Jenni Kane - Get 15% off of your first order when you use code LIVELAUGHLIES15 at checkout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Summary In this episode of the Ask Yourself Why Not podcast, Jayla and Shaye interview Lisa Olson about the six types of working genius. Lisa explains that the six geniuses are wonder, invention, discernment, galvanizing, enablement, and tenacity. Each genius represents a different step in the process of any type of work. Jayla and Shay take the working genius assessment and discover that they both have invention and galvanizing as their top geniuses. Lisa suggests that hiring someone with wonder and tenacity would complement their team. She also offers a 15% discount on her workshop fee for listeners. Keywords working genius, six geniuses, wonder, invention, discernment, galvanizing, enablement, tenacity, team dynamics, personal development Takeaways The six types of working genius are wonder, invention, discernment, galvanizing, enablement, and tenacity. Understanding your own working genius and the working geniuses of others can improve team dynamics and productivity. Hiring individuals with complementary geniuses can create a well-rounded team. The working genius assessment can help individuals identify their top geniuses and areas of frustration. Lisa Olsen offers workshops and assessments to help individuals and teams discover their working geniuses. Building a Dream Team: Hiring Based on Working Geniuses Maximizing Productivity: Leveraging Your Working Genius "Why not find out your genius? Work better as a team." "Happiness is not a destination. It's not a new relationship. It's not a new job. It's not a completed goal. It's not a new car. Until you give up the idea that happiness is somewhere else, it will never be where you are." Sound Bites 00:00Introduction and Podcast Overview01:14Introducing Lisa Olsen and the Six Geniuses 02:02Personal Development and the Journey to Discovering the Six Geniuses 03:17The Impact of COVID-19 on Sense of Time and Personal Development 04:41Understanding the Six Types of Working Genius 13:00Exploring Personal Working Geniuses and Frustrations 17:22The Optimal Team: Hiring Based on Working Geniuses 21:12Discovering Personal Working Geniuses: Jayla and Shay's Results 26:08Applying Working Geniuses in Business and Team Settings 30:01Special Offer and Event Announcement 38:11Why Not of the Day and Closing Remarks

Summary In this episode of the Ask Yourself Why Not podcast, Jayla and Shaye interview Lisa Olson about the six types of working genius. Lisa explains that the six geniuses are wonder, invention, discernment, galvanizing, enablement, and tenacity. Each genius represents a different step in the process of any type of work. Jayla and Shay take the working genius assessment and discover that they both have invention and galvanizing as their top geniuses. Lisa suggests that hiring someone with wonder and tenacity would complement their team. She also offers a 15% discount on her workshop fee for listeners. Keywords working genius, six geniuses, wonder, invention, discernment, galvanizing, enablement, tenacity, team dynamics, personal development Takeaways The six types of working genius are wonder, invention, discernment, galvanizing, enablement, and tenacity. Understanding your own working genius and the working geniuses of others can improve team dynamics and productivity. Hiring individuals with complementary geniuses can create a well-rounded team. The working genius assessment can help individuals identify their top geniuses and areas of frustration. Lisa Olsen offers workshops and assessments to help individuals and teams discover their working geniuses. Building a Dream Team: Hiring Based on Working Geniuses Maximizing Productivity: Leveraging Your Working Genius "Why not find out your genius? Work better as a team." "Happiness is not a destination. It's not a new relationship. It's not a new job. It's not a completed goal. It's not a new car. Until you give up the idea that happiness is somewhere else, it will never be where you are." Sound Bites 00:00Introduction and Podcast Overview01:14Introducing Lisa Olsen and the Six Geniuses 02:02Personal Development and the Journey to Discovering the Six Geniuses 03:17The Impact of COVID-19 on Sense of Time and Personal Development 04:41Understanding the Six Types of Working Genius 13:00Exploring Personal Working Geniuses and Frustrations 17:22The Optimal Team: Hiring Based on Working Geniuses 21:12Discovering Personal Working Geniuses: Jayla and Shay's Results 26:08Applying Working Geniuses in Business and Team Settings 30:01Special Offer and Event Announcement 38:11Why Not of the Day and Closing Remarks

Do you think your significant other might be cheating on you, Private Investigator Lisa Olson of Pink Lady Solutions is the one to call. We talk catching cheating spouses, how to tell if you're being watched and her most interesting cases. Then, we countdown the Top 5 Celebrities Named After Birds. Lisa Olson: 01:15 Pointless: 28:24 Top 5 Celebrity Bird Names: 47:39 Contact the Show Pink Lady Solutions Website Pink Lady Solutions TikTok Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A two-guest Wednesday, as Lisa Davis Olson dropped by the studio to talk about talking and her upcoming book release. After that, city councilman Mark Neumann joins to discuss the passage of the La Crosse 2024 budget, that includes a tax increase. With Olson in studio, we discuss, of course, the book, called, “From the Spotlight to Real Life,” and how the Nov. 25 launch isn't just some boring book signing — it's an improv show from 2-4 p.m. at the Pump House in downtown La Crosse. Olson has built a public speaking career on how to speak — but not just to the public or in public, but in every day life, too. After that, La Crosse city councilman Mark Neumann joins to talk about the 2024 budget that passed Monday at a public hearing that saw just one person from the public talk. We discuss some of the details in and out of the budget and why taxes are going up about 8% — up around $105 per $150,000 of property tax value.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa Olson talk about the Hub Bicycle Co-op and how things work within that type of company, how they came about and what all they do.  

Lisa Olson lives in Virginia Beach and has a master's degree in journalism from Regent University, and she worked there for nearly 20 years until her position was eliminated last year. SOURCE: https://www.wdjx.com/woman-without-limbs-on-the-hunt-for-a-job/

Heather and Joanne discuss the increased visibility–and resultant online abuse–of women journalists in 2023, and reflect on four pioneering voices: Anne Royall, Martha Gellhorn, Ethel Payne, and Lisa Olson. What barriers have American women climbed over to have a voice in reporting the nation's news?  Join CAFE Insider to listen to “Backstage,” where Heather and Joanne chat each week about the anecdotes and ideas that formed the episode. Head to: cafe.com/history Listen to “Up Against The Mob: The Springfield Crew”: apple.co/3x4sgYj For more historical analysis of current events, sign up for the free weekly CAFE Brief newsletter, featuring Time Machine, a weekly article that dives into an historical event inspired by each episode of Now & Then: cafe.com/brief For references & supplemental materials, head to: cafe.com/now-and-then/women-journalists-and-their-fight-to-be-heard/ Now & Then is presented by CAFE and the Vox Media Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kris Britton of the CVE Program speaks with Lisa Olson of Microsoft about Microsoft's journey adopting the new CVE Services and CVE JSON 5.0 into their vulnerability management infrastructure and how they used them for the first time as part of Microsoft's February 2023 Patch Tuesday.Discussion topics include the CVE JSON 5.0 schema mind map and other schema resources on GitHub; reviewing CVE JSON 5.0 records on the CVE.ORG website; using Vulnogram, or one of the other CVE Services clients, for creating, editing, and reviewing CVE JSON 5.0 records; leveraging the CVE Services Test Environment (learn more here); how separate credentials are required for the official CVE Services and the CVE Services Test Environment; learning about CVE Services and CVE JSON 5.0 updates by attending Automation Working Group (AWG), Quality Working Group (QWG), and CNA Coordination Working Group (CNACWG) meetings; leveraging the CVE Services Slack channel for support; and more.Resources mentioned in the podcast: https://www.cve.org/Media/News/item/podcast/2023/03/08/Microsofts-Journey-CVE-Services-CVE-JSON-5 

Interview LinksCheck out the CVE blog post on handling cloud vulnerabilities.Read up on the rules for assigning CVEs.See an example cloud CVE affecting Microsoft Azure.Read the Microsoft Security Response Center's blog post on cloud vulnerabilities.Rapid Rundown LinksCheck out Dominic White's tweet on iOS remembered networks.Read the update on the recently released RFC 9293.Like the show? Want to keep Jen and Tod in the podcasting business? Feel free to rate and review with your favorite podcast purveyor, like Apple Podcasts.

This week Lisa Olson lead us through the different types of spiritual gifts we can have, and gave us the space to unpack our personal gifts to understand how we can better serve God's Kingdom together.

Welcome back to the Bill Bradley Collective, where this week we continue our season long feature on women in sports with a profile of sports journalist Lisa Olson and her place in the NFL's problematic history of female disenfranchisement. Olson got her start fresh out of college at the Boston Herald, where she quickly ascended to cover the New England Patriots beat. Shortly into her first season, Olson was sexually harassed and psychologically assaulted by three Patriots in a disgusting locker-room incident, one seemingly abetted and endorsed by team higher-ups including owner Victor Kiam. The league investigation and subsequent “punishment” reflected an extreme dereliction of duty in meeting the severity of the player's and organization's actions and effect on Olson's livelihood. If anyone came out punished, it was the victimized reporter, forced to relocate to Australia in order to continue her journalistic career for the better part of the next decade. What should have served as a positive tipping point for the advancement of women in sports journalism, was merely a harbinger of how the league would continue to regard women in their orbit for the next thirty-plus years. The NFL culture as it regards treatment of females is no less, if not more, dubious today than it was all the way back in 1990. How the league has handled Dan Snyder and the environment he has presided over in Washington; the failure to assess any culpability to Deshaun Watson amidst myriad credible assault accusations; Greg Hardy; comments by Cam Newton; all reflect an open hostility towards any and all women with experiences potentially damaging to the league's mythical shield. Lisa Olson's plight, which in a moral world may have snapped the NFL out of it's abhorrent sexual biases and mores, instead shows that as everything changes, everything stays the same, and what has stayed the same is the continued degradation and abasement of women victimized by the league. Come for Olson's profile in courage, stay for an NFL profile in ignominy, this week on the Bill Bradley Collective.

Lisa Olson of Microsoft and Kris Britton of the CVE Program speak with Kelly Todd of the CVE Program about the transition that's currently underway for CVE Numbering Authorities (CNAs) to CVE Services 2.1 and CVE JSON 5.0. Their discussion includes how the new services and data format will enable effective and secure automation, improve workflows, and reduce the transaction costs of program participation for CNAs, as well as provide enhanced information in CVE Records for use by downstream consumers.Specific topics include how the CVE Services 2.1 web application adds the CVE Record Submission and Upload Service (RSUS) for publishing CVE Records and updating them over time to the previously released CVE ID Reservation (IDR) service, and how these two services will work effectively together for CNAs. Also discussed is how the new CVE JSON 5.0 data format provides the ability for CNAs to be more consistent with handling product versioning in CVE Records, among numerous other data enhancements to CVE Records; the programmatic conversion of CVE Records from JSON 4.0 to 5.0 and what is needed from CNAs regarding their converted records; the plan for an interactive, hands-on “CVE Global Summit 2022” to make the transition to the new the services and data format easier for CNAs; the planned deployment process and schedule; and more. 

For the last episode of 2021, Adam Morgan and Sara Cutaia talk about all things Chicago literature, past and present, plus, for some reason, You Got Mail.   Partial list of books and authors mentioned: The Wrong Way to Save Your Life by Megan Steilstra The Upstairs House by Julia Fine Mitchell S. Jackson Electric Arches by Eve L Ewing The Great Believers by Rebecca Makkai  The Coast of Chicago by Stuart Dybek Selected Poems by Gwendolyn Brooks The Jungle by Upton Sinclair The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros Native Son by Richard Wright The Adventures of Augie March by Saul Bellow Sister Carrie by Theodore Dreiser Building Stories by Chris Ware Chicago: City on the Make by Nelson Algren Carl Sandberg's Chicago Poems The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger The South Side by Natalie Y. Moore 1919 by Eve L. Ewing Chicago Renaissance by Lisa Olson   chicagoliteraryarchive.org Adam Morgan Twitter @AdamM0rgan Sara Cutaia Twitter @sncutaia   StoryStudio and Stories Matter StoryStudioChicago.org

This week Lisa Olson lead shared a message on Joy based on Luke 1:39-56!

This week Lisa Olson shared a message on unpacking our emotional past by looking at the story of Joseph found in Genesis 37-50.

Episode 7 – Kelly Todd of the CVE Program speaks with Lisa Olson of Microsoft about managing the modernization and automation changes currently underway in the CVE Program. Topics include the efforts of the newly formed CVE Transition Working Group (Lisa, a CVE Board member, is co-chair); automation of CVE ID assignment and CVE Record publishing for CVE Numbering Authorities (CNAs), including the availability of free APIs and other improvements on the way; the upcoming new version release of JSON for the CVE Record format to enhance the data associated with a record; the upcoming availability of program metrics for the CVE community, as well as customized dashboards for use by CNAs; the upcoming launch of a new and more modern CVE website using a new url, cve.org; among other program improvements. In addition, Lisa discusses the benefits of partnering with the CVE Program as a CNA and of being a member of the global CNA community.CVE® - https://cve.mitre.org/Microsoft - https://www.microsoft.com/MSRC - https://microsoft.com/msrcCVE Working Groups - https://cve.mitre.org/working_groups.htmlHow to become a CNA - https://cve.mitre.org/cve/cna.html#become_a_cna

NAMSA is pleased to announce that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted the organization Accreditation Scheme for Conformity Assessment (ASCA) status on July 23. The ASCA Pilot Program, a first-of-its-kind assessment created by the U.S. FDA, reduces the regulatory burden on medical device manufacturers through consensus of biocompatibility testing requirements for efficiency. In this episode, our hosts are joined once again by Lisa Olson, NAMSA's Senior Vice President of Global Laboratory Operations to discuss the importance of this accreditation and what it means to NAMSA. But perhaps most importantly, what this status means for manufacturers who choose to do their testing with ASCA accredited laboratories. “It's the first time the FDA has done this for a biocompatibility lab.” Sheri Krajewski “I believe the FDA was really looking at the value of the tests. There are certain tests like cytotoxicity that are incredibly standardized. In essence, many labs are doing them the same. The FDA did a great job of picking out the studies are well established and many labs know how to do them and have established protocolsfor them.” Lisa Olson “NAMSA is accredited for biocompatibility testing and people would say, aren't you already? NAMSA has submitted biocompatibility testing for many years. Yes, we have. The difference here is the FDA has taken steps to pre-qualify certain tests.” Sheri Krajewski “There might be for ASCA studies limited deficiencies and limited review time. Hopefully none (deficiencies) for these (ASCA) studies.” Don Pohl “What you really care about is the data. And, by having these summary reports, you get rid of all the marketing part of it and some of the ‘fluff' and get a clean report of results. I think it's a great way to have both reviewers and labs focus on the most important part.” Lisa Olson Discussion points include: What biocompatibility tests are included in ASCA accreditation? How can manufactures capitalize on utilizing an ASCA laboratory for their biocompatibility testing? What types of devices are disqualified from ASCA testing? What are the potential challenges when implementing ASCA? How do manufacturers “order” ASCA Testing? Is everything ASCA?

Are you an author and get stuck on a project, get writer's block. Join me with Lisa Olson on tips to overcome this blockage.

In Lisa's words: I escaped my traumatic childhood through humor. This later became my business. Improvisation is a superbly useful tool I teach others for their businesses, projects and goals.  I'm the 'icebreaker queen',  and I promise to not scare your introverts.

 Three decades ago, Mike and Ann were young beat writers covering the star-studded San Francisco 49ers--and Natalie wants to know where all the bodies (and bottles) are buried. Now an award-winning columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, Ann spills a lot of intel, relating the challenges of working in a male-dominated industry--including one especially daunting incident in the 49ers’ locker room--and looking back at some of the luminaries (Al Davis, Amy Trask, Eddie DeBartolo) whose feathers she ruffled along the way. We also explore the impact of the 1999 and 2019 Women’s World Cups, hear about some awkward conversations that Mike and Ann had with Steve Young back in the day and rail against the loose ends remaining after the finale of The Undoing.

I'm continuing my conversations inspired by October being breast cancer awareness month.  So the topic is breasts.  And this time, to be specific, it's Lisa Olson's breast implants.  If you know Lisa, you know this will be an interesting conversation.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My special guest Lisa Olson is an expert when it comes to looking deep into patterns that don't serve us well. We will talk about how to ease this fear of failure even as a grown woman knowing that it is time to make changes when it comes to caring for your health and be in full control of your choices to move forward. Lisa is a licensed therapist in California, and she helps her patients to practice new ways of engaging in life. She helps clients to stop looking to external factors and circumstances as the cause of our discomfort or dissatisfaction. I come across this many times with the women I work with in my coaching programs where fear of failure sabotages their weight loss success many times. It's heartbreaking, and it was time to talk about it openly. Resources: Lisa Olson: https://www.lisaolsoncounseling.com/ Brene Brown: The Call To Courage: https://www.netflix.com/ca/title/81010166 Katie Byron: https://thework.com/instruction-the-work-byron-katie/ Connect with me: Website: https://new-you-version.com/beatease/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beateasefitnessandnutrition/?hl=en Fountain Of Youth: Fitness For Aging Woman FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/fountainofyouthfitnessforagingwomen/

This week's conversation features, Lisa Olson. Lisa David Olson is a speaker, creative coach and author of the memoir Laughs on Wry, in which she shares how humor saved her life after an abusive childhood. Her serious-toned message reveals the power of humor to heal and connect. A writer and performer of sketch comedy, parody songs, and improvisation for decades, Lisa's energetic style and determination always leaves joy in her wake. Included in her first book is Lisa's project in bravery, Serious Selfies with Strangers, that provided unexpected and genuine connections with people she would never have met otherwise. Invite Lisa to speak for your work group or project team to share her lessons from over 20 years onstage; challenging convention and expectations to unravel embedded ways of thinking. ### #leadership #overcomingodds #whatinspiresme #business #story #socialnetworking #courage #courage #findingmyself #findingmyroots #findingmypurpose #findingmyvoice #overcomingobstacles #overcomingadversity #overcomingdepression #overcominganxiety #tellingmystory #meaningoflife #fostercare #immigrant #refugee #adoption #mentalhealth #LGBTQ #homeless #addiction #narrativetherapy #positiveaffirmations #positivepsychology #positiveadjectives #positivewords #reframing #storytelling #believeinyourself #courageous

In this episode, Pastor Shawn and Pastor Nick are joined by with Dr. Lisa Olson, Professor of Biology at The University of Redlands, about cultivating curiosity in matters of science and Christian faith. If you are looking for a church service during COVID, we encourage you to enjoy our worship service on YouTube. We release the entire worship service Sunday mornings at 10am. If you want to be kept up to date, you can also follow our church on Facebook, check out our webpage, and like our Podcast Facebook page as well!

Meet Lisa Olson, owner of Practical Art in Uptown, Phoenix. Lisa has been bringing artists and art-enthusiasts together for 11 years, working with just 8 artists in the beginning to over 165 today in her store. The idea is to showcase functional and practical art that people can love and use in their own home. Lisa inherited the store from family friend after she passed away from leukemia, Lisa reflects, "She was my mentor, just a phenomenal woman and essential in me having a voice in the community." Hear Lisa's story about being an artist in Phoenix, running a small business, and creating a place that brings together so many people... for Lisa, she just says, "I genuinely love it."To commemorate the 15th anniversary of Arizona Fall Fest, we're bringing you local stories from those who will be celebrating with us on Nov. 2nd! www.localfirstaz.com/fall-festival

Lisa Olson, NAMSA’s Global Director of Analytical Services joins Sheri and Don on this special episode.  As Lisa is a recent addition to the NAMSA team, our hosts ask about her background, her thoughts on the future and present state of biocompatibility, and most specifically the use of chemical characterization in the biological evaluation strategy.  The hosts also introduce a new game of 2 truths and a lie, for biocompatibility. To connect with Lisa, you can find her here athttps://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-olson-09659511/

As we expand in our awakening, we begin to understand that we are deeply connected to the essences of nature - the trees, rocks, wind, sun and even the flowers. We learn that each of these elements contains a particular vibration and energy. For this meditation, please choose a flower that you would like to connect with. You will energetically link with the essence of that flower and receive any messages it has for you. ------ If you liked what you heard today, I welcome you to follow or subscribe here. For more on me, Rachel Horton White, and the life coaching, mindfulness instruction, hypnotherapy and intuitive readings I offer, please visit www.soulfulworkconsulting.com. Music by Chris Kemp White (www.chriskempwhite.com). Photo by Lisa Olson on Unsplash.com.

Reporter Emma Neil '22 was frustrated that her hallway lights were always on - even in the middle of the night. How can it be, she asked, that a college like Williams that prides itself on sustainability would leave lights on all the time? Emma talks with a number of folks to try to figure out why. (Thanks to Doug Schlaefer, Sustainability Project Manager in the Planning Design & Construction Office, Lisa Olson and Dave Chapman members of the Sage and Paresky custodial team, and Tim Sears Williamstown building inspector, and Emma's friends)

This is a BIG deal. Today, after over 60 episodes, we have our FIRST FEMALE GUEST on the Brad Johnson Show! Lisa Olson is a comedic genius (and that's coming from me, Brad Johnson, who knows comedy when I see and/or hear it). We talk all thing comedy and how to use it to grow your business, influence people, and more. Be sure to check out her stuff at LisaDavidOlson.com And on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Book your Face @bradjohnsonshow Tweet your Tweets @bradjohnsonshow and Insta your Grams @bradjohnsonshow @bradjohnsonshow Bradjohnsonshow.website Intro Music Credit: Beachclub by Michett is licensed under CC BY 4.0 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brad-johnson-show/support

This Episode places William with his local comic book vendor to talk comic books, the culture that surrounds them, the fans, the allure, the history and some of the greatest books around! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lisa Olson is a really cool person, and she runs this really cool place called Practical Art, a retail space and gallery that features the work of 150+ local artists (and the only store that carries our book, The Arg in Blarg). She's also a photographer, and you can check out her work at lisaolsonphotography.com. We recorded in the shop, so you'll notice a few pauses here and there for customer traffic, some background music, and a point around the 30 min mark where I apparently forgot how to put words together. That last bit has nothing to do with where the recording was done, it's apparently just a special gift I have. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What if Kingdom hospitality and generosity had more to do with our heart and courage to share our lives then our wealth and personality... how would we grow personally and how would the kingdom grow? This week Lisa Olson speaks about the dynamic ministry couple of Priscilla and Aquilla.

Lisa Olson spoke to us this week about mercy, not just feeling bad about a situation or for someone but coming along others until we can feel how they feel. This is a great and timely message

Welcome to the debut episode of The Pubcast, featuring interviews with online publishing professionals. This week, Devan Norman interviews Lisa Olson, freelance magazine writer and wedding blogger for Something Pretty, about how to blog about such a visual topic, how social media can help, and copyright issues involved in acquiring media for her site. This interview was recorded on April 18, 2013.