Hey folks, welcome back. This is Elliot and Andy with the Poor Pearl Pearl Almanac. You can find us on Spotify, iTunes, and wherever you get your podcast. And of course,

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In this episode, we'll be talking with Michael from Four Thieves Vinegar Collective.

You might have heard of their work, primarily the EpiPencil, which is kind of what they

built a name for themselves with, and primarily they've been working with 3D printing

to make medicine available to people that are traditionally marginalized.

For example, working with various groups to make birth control accessible in places where it isn't,

various building mini labs so that people can essentially try to create their own medicines as they see fit and able to.

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