Episode 13: Duck Week

from What Should We Draw Hosted by Nathan Yaffe and Caldwell Tanner

Welcome to the pilot episode of Past Friends, our new pop-up historical podcast that we tricked you into subscribing to! In this deeply enriching episode, we discuss the invention of pasta, waterfowl breeding techniques through the ages and then, as a special treat, we take a look forward into the glorious, albeit messy future, of 3D Printing. Thanks for listening PLEASE DON'T UNSUBSCRIBE IT WILL BE GOOD I PROMISE. To see this week's finished drawing, visit WhatShouldWeDraw.com And to send a drawing suggestion, email us at [email protected]!

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