Welcome to Episode 9 of the Alaska interview.

I'm your host, Jill Nelson.

Today we'll hear Marvin's 2012 interview with author, speaker, and Internet safety expert,

Donna Rice Hughes.

Now, in this program, Hughes addresses some topics that might not be

appropriate for younger ears, so you may want to hit pause and come back to this podcast later.

Donna Rice Hughes founded the nonprofit advocacy organization, Enough is Enough in 1994. Since then,

she has become a national leader in the effort to make the

Internet safer for children and families. Hughes pioneered efforts to confront online pornography,

child pornography, and child trafficking. She makes regular television appearances to talk about

internet safety and has done thousands of media interviews.

She's also testified before Congress and served on the U.S. Attorney General's Internet Safety Task Force.

Enough is Enough is Enough worked with the U.S. Department of Justice to create the Internet Safety 101 program.

It became a PBS television special

and earned an Emmy Award.

But most importantly, Donna Rice Hughes

has a powerful personal testimony

about how Jesus forgives sin

and gives us second chances.

Marvin Olasky joins us now

to set up this interview with Donna Rice Hughes.

Marvin, welcome.

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