I – although digital alchemy existed as a term prior to my imagining of it in this context – I was thinking about digital alchemy as the way that largely women of color, use different social media platforms for social justice, and really imagining those platforms beyond what the original creators of those platforms might have intended. So people have been able to use Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube, in ways that actually further the goals of their movements and their own organizing, moving far beyond, you know, just sharing photos for family and friends. Social media has been a platform that has been leveraged for social justice. And I think that's a pretty powerful concept. So when I'm thinking about digital alchemy, that's what I'm thinking about. So in the context of this podcast, I really hope that we get the opportunity to talk to people who are doing that work, and creating what they need from the tools that are given to them.