Woman-Run
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<p>Welcome to Woman-Run The Podcast!</p><p>Wright Lindsey Jennings started Woman-Run in 2019 to help build community and to share the stories of those who inspire us. Over the years, we’ve highlighted women who start businesses, women who lead businesses and women who help others grow through mentorship and collaboration. We believe that building community through shared experiences helps everyone thrive. A rising tide lifts all boats, and we want to be part of the tide of change.</p><p>With Woman-Run The Podcast, we want to meet you where you are and provide the resources and motivation that you can tap into when your schedule allows. Let’s cultivate this community together!</p><p>Podcast edited and produced by Vines/Brookshire <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.vinesbrookshire.com">https://www.vinesbrookshire.com</a></p>
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Recent Episodes
July 7, 2026
AI Competence for the Modern Attorney with Jamie Jones Walsworth
<p>In this episode of the Woman Run Podcast, host Meredith Lowry sits down with Jamie Jones Walsworth, the President of the Arkansas Bar Association, to tackle a crucial conversation about artificial intelligence in the legal ecosystem. Both speakers emphasize that AI is no longer a futuristic concept, with Walsworth noting that "AI is no longer an if, it's a here." Because of this shift, attorneys must reckon with their ethical duties under the rules of professional conduct, which Walsworth explains "does require you to be up on the latest technology" to truly understand its weaknesses, limitations, and practical applications.</p><p>A primary focus of the discussion is the critical issue of data privacy and the protection of attorney-client privilege. The speakers warn that public AI systems are fundamentally different from traditional search tools, stating plainly that "AI is not Google." Furthermore, they flag immediate privacy risks associated with prospective clients bringing third-party AI note-takers into sensitive consultations. As Lowry notes, if a client is starting to talk to an attorney while a non-privileged AI system is listening in, it creates a massive "red flag because attorney-client privilege... isn't a thing if there's an AI listening in, because it's not going to be necessarily confidential anymore."</p><p>The dialogue also explores the darker side of legal tech manipulation, including the concept of "prompt injections." Lowry details how these invisible inputs can cause an AI to completely alter its output, sharing a successful experiment where she tricked a model into invalidating a medical expert's opinion simply by convincing the AI that the expert "was using magic to treat the patient." She cautions that while the human reviewer will not see this hidden content, "the AI was just went bonkers trying to disqualify this expert." Beyond these technical manipulations, the speakers address how AI is muddying intellectual property law through the rise of "junk patents" that lack a clear human inventor, as well as the deep ethical concerns of the younger generation who feel AI graphics infringe on the livelihood of human creators.</p><p>Finally, the episode highlights the direct disciplinary risks lawyers face when using these tools carelessly in court filings. In Arkansas, the state's highest court has already made it clear that submitting briefs filled with fabricated AI data constitutes a severe ethical violation, as Walsworth confirms that "the Arkansas Supreme Court has issued an opinion to say that briefs with hallucinations within them that were clearly done by AI violate Rule 11." They conclude with practical tips on how to spot the dead giveaways of an unverified, AI-generated filing before it results in court sanctions, emphasizing that AI must remain a tool for productivity rather than a substitute for professional human judgment.</p>
June 24, 2026
Engineering the Skies with host Jane Kim & guests Suzanne Peyton and Mary Fair
<p>In this full-length episode, host <strong>Jane Kim</strong> sits down with trailblazing aviation civil engineers <strong>Suzanne Peyton</strong> and <strong>Mary Fair</strong>. They dive deep into the world of aviation infrastructure—explaining what it actually takes to run and build airports—and tackle the critical business and cultural challenges of retaining women in traditionally male-dominated STEAM professions.</p><p>The guests share their personal career trajectories, discuss moving from engineering into executive leadership, and offer invaluable, candid advice on how to navigate constructive feedback, build professional trust, and negotiate a career that accommodates personal priorities without sacrificing upward momentum.</p>
June 23, 2026
A Rising Tide: Breaking Barriers in Aviation and Engineering with Jane Kim, Suzanne Peyton and Mary Fair
<p>In this trailer, host <strong>Jane Kim</strong> is joined by aviation infrastructure leaders <strong>Suzanne Peyton</strong> and <strong>Mary Fair</strong>. Together, they discuss the challenges and triumphs of navigating the traditionally male-dominated fields of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics). From dissecting the statistical drop-off of women in engineering workforce roles to sharing personal, often humorous anecdotes of being the only woman in the room, this conversation offers actionable advice on building confidence, commanding credibility, and lifting up the next generation of female leaders.</p>
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- What is Woman-Run?
<p>Welcome to Woman-Run The Podcast!</p><p>Wright Lindsey Jennings started Woman-Run in 2019 to help build community and to share the stories of those who inspire us. Over the years, we’ve highlighted women who start businesses, women who lead businesses and women who help others grow through mentorship and collaboration. We believe that building community through shared experiences helps everyone thrive. A rising tide lifts all boats, and we want to be part of the tide of change.</p><p>With Woman-Run The Podcast, we want to meet you where you are and provide the resources and motivation that you can tap into when your schedule allows. Let’s cultivate this community together!</p><p>Podcast edited and produced by Vines/Brookshire <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.vinesbrookshire.com">https://www.vinesbrookshire.com</a></p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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