I’m excited to have been the latest guest of the eDiscovery Channel podcast with Tom O’Connor and Rachi Messing and that interview is available now on their podcast on YouTube!

During our eDiscovery Channel interview (available here), we discussed a little bit of everything – from how I got into the lit support/eDiscovery business to how I became a daily blogger to where my blog post ideas come from to industry trends and how we pick cases for the blog and also for the monthly EDRM case law webinar that Tom and I participate in every month with Mary Mack and Judge Andrew Peck (ret.). Hint: sometimes size matters! 😉

We also discussed some non-eDiscovery topics, including whether I prefer the Stones or Beatles (I used a prop to illustrate my answer on that one), whether I prefer Chicago-style or New York-style pizza (tough call!) and more! We had some laughs, and the time flew by (at least for me!), so you’ll hopefully find it entertaining as well. Also, after audio-only podcast interviews with Mary Mack and Kaylee Walstad and also with Bob Ambrogi illustrating that I have a voice for print media, this video interview will illustrate that I have a face for radio as well!  😀

Thanks to Tom and Rachi for a terrific and fun interview on the eDiscovery Channel! Check it out here!

So, what do you think?  Have you checked out the eDiscovery Channel? There are lots of terrific interviews with notable people in eDiscovery, so you should!  And, please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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