Hello, it is Dylan Thoris, host of the podcast here.

And for Women's History Month, we've been re-sharing some of our favorite episodes

that feature women, women doing amazing things from history and women who are doing amazing

things right now.

And that definitely applies to this episode, where we get to kind of witness the birth

of a strange new museum.

And some museum created by an artist named Jessica Orrick.

And this episode is really for anyone who has that drawer in their house full of small,

weird little random things that have no real use, but that are deeply aesthetically pleasing.

And so they just stay in that drawer forever.

Well, Jessica's entire museum is kind of a very, very well-organized version of that

drawer.

I hope you enjoy this story and my conversation with Jessica as much as I enjoyed chatting

with her.

And if you want to learn more about Atlas Obsgera's Women's History Month project, please

visit the link in our show notes.

What is that?

What is that one?

That's metal bits, which is hard, it's hard to explain that that is, but this one is

teeth.

Okay.

And true to its promise, there are all different kinds of teeth-related things in there, like

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