- Josiah Zayner (The Odin) received a formal letter from California’s Department of Consumer Affairs, Division of Investigation, summoning him to an interview on 11 June 2019 regarding accusations of “unlicensed practice of medicine” stemming from his public genetic self-experiments and DIY CRISPR/biohacking education efforts; the case number (800-2018-050811) indicates a one-year investigation.  
- Zayner’s public response framed the inquiry as an attack on body autonomy and the Right-to-Try movement, asserting he has never sold materials claimed to cure disease or provided injectables to others, and blaming regulatory barriers for preventable deaths.  
- Channel participants debated the legal and ethical landscape for open-source biohacking, noting that even mail-order genetic-engineering kits carry liability risks and that large pharmaceutical firms maintain legal teams precisely to handle such challenges.  
- Technical links shared during the day included POVME (a computational pocket-volume analyzer for protein-folding studies), the Open Force Field Initiative and its publication library, and txtenna-python (a Blockstream project for Bitcoin communication over mesh radios).  
- Additional maker/DIY content: instructions for hacking a “Tooth Tunes” toothbrush to play custom audio (e.g., Raffi songs) were circulated as a lighthearted follow-up to the heavier regulatory discussion.