Hi, everyone. I'm Jenny and this is hyphenated, the podcast about living in the hyphen. And we are here again with the incredible, informative, just all around amazing, Dr. Stacey DeLinn. Welcome back to hyphenated. Thanks so much for having me.

I wish we could like meet in better circumstances. I think last time I was on we were talking

about COVID. Now we're talking about the law of the reproductive rights. It's, you know,

it's never, never grace. One of these days i'll come on and just talk about good news

hopefully yeah yeah that would be that would be great it definitely seems like we can't catch a break

these days yeah like as a comedian as an online comedian it's very prominent to you because it's

like your whole livelihood is about putting out comedy videos. And I've

lost count how many times, especially since COVID started, that I've had to stop putting out

content out of respect for the terrible things happening in this country. Yeah. Well,

what's that saying? Like, comedy equals tragedy plus time.

And we're like, we just haven't had enough time yet.

Yeah.

We're still in the tragedy zone.

In case our audience didn't get to check out our last interview regarding COVID,

tell our audience about yourself and what you do.

Yeah, sure.

Well, I'm Dr. Stacey Dillon.

I am an associate medical director at Planned Parenthood Hudson Pekonic.

I've been a physician for about 10 years and, you know, I spoke with you on the podcast before

about COVID.

I try to combat COVID misinformation online as, you know, in our own clinics, we've had to help keep

our patients and our staff safe. But the bread and butter, the stuff I do all day, is work

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