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Sarah Ebel has one of the most interesting jobs at the Field Museum, but it's likely not one that would jump to mind if I asked you about exciting museum positions. She's an attorney, and in addition to helping us sort out copyright and licensing issues it's also her responsibility to do things like keep us up to date on federal wildlife trafficking laws, and, you know, figure out how to install a temporary sink for a tattoo parlor we built in an exhibition.  Today she's on the show to share a few stories. The first has to do with the time she was asked by the Fan Association of North America (fans of fans) to talk about how Obama's ban on the interstate trade of ivory was going to impact their hobby. It, uh. Didn't go so great.  ---- Sarah’s Very Legal Response to our request to use the Hamburger Helper logo in a video for The Brain Scoop: Subject: WATCH THE STOVE Fair Use Analysis Hi, Emily and Sheheryar-- You asked me whether the use of a portion of one of the tracks from the Hamburger Helper Mixtape, "W