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1.	Robotic Arms 18:12	info
2.	Tattoos - featuring Maya Felixbrodt and Dyllin Wood 14:52	info
3.	Sanitary Napkins - featuring Maya Felixbrodt and Dyllin Wood 17:18	info
4.	Concrete Pipes - featuring Maya Felixbrodt and Dyllin Wood 08:53	info

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Originally part of the "How Things Are Made Season 5 Podcast"

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released July 8, 2019

1: Robotic Arms

This episode of the how things are made podcast reduces capitalistic enterprise to a single nonsensical question, "Is the internet business that much different than the sugar snack business?"

The answer? No. But why?

First, we'll have to flashback to our live performance at Noah Rectenwald's 2017 birthday party. Happy birthday, Noah!

2: Tattoos

Our investigation of the sugar snack and internet businesses continues with an interview between Space Lord and Ray Gunn about polity, hats, and the fateful night Maya Felixbrodt came to town.

3: Sanitary Napkins

The interview between Space Lord and Ray Gunn gets heated. A viola sounds.

4: Concrete Pipes

Our series on the lack of difference between sugar snacks and the internet, Ray Gunn and Space Lord, and Maya Felixbrodt on viola concludes at a coffee house made out of wood.

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