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It was unknown, you know, how many people were actually going to get connected through

23 me.

And now I would say I get a story almost every day.

Hello and welcome to the Baron StreetWise podcast.

I'm Jack Howe and the voice you just heard, that's Ann Wajiski, co-founder and CEO of 23

and May.

It's in the genealogy business and the genomics business and increasingly the healthcare

business.

We'll hear more about Ann's ambitions in a moment and about why she chose to go public

through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company or SPAC.

The SPAC market in general has gone from a frenzy to a slump.

Coming up, we'll hear from a prominent SPAC bull and bear about what comes next.

I've never researched my family tree.

I suspect I come from a long line of people who just aren't that curious about genealogy.

I would like someone to answer for why my last name is spelled H-O-U-G-H, but pronounced

Howe.

All the famous H-O-U-G-H is pronounced at Huff, like Julianne Huff, the TV dancer and singer,

and Charlie Huff, the former Nuckelball pitcher.

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