Welcome back, clinical problem solvers. We're super, super excited to jumpstart season two. I'm here with my dear, dear friend, Reziman Ash. Hello, you, yo, yo, yo. I love how you interjected my sentence with yo, yo, yo, yo. Hey, listen, no one can say the word interject for me. You know, that's policy on our podcast. I thought that was electrical neutrality, the word that I wasn't supposed to say.

I own that word too, Robbie.

All right, I ramble.

I ramble.

I apologize.

We're super excited to have you all back, and we have a great episode in store for you all.

Before that, three quick things.

The first is we actually have an update to our announcement of the release of the app.

And in the prior episode, we told you that it was available on Apple.

Enormous news, we now have it available thanks to our extraordinary chief and lead engineer, Eugene, Sun.

The app is now also available on Android phones as well. You know, people might be wondering why am I laughing? Because I was

supposed to say that. So not only did you still my interjection and electrical neutrality,

but you took my lines to. Wait, you were supposed to say that?

I was supposed to say that.

Hey, listen, you guys can all own the app for just 9999.

What's our second announcement, Robbie?

Oh, our second announcement is also an incredibly exciting one.

We have now, the pleasure of working with one of the most

talented student artist I have ever seen. Ryoko Hamaguchi is joining our team, and I'll read

her quick bio. She's actually a self-taught artist and medical student at Harvard Medical School

with a passion for the intersection of visual art and medicine. Throughout her medical

school career, she expanded her repertoire to include both surgical and scientific illustrations,

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