Earlier this summer we spoke with Will Call’s chef Joshua Gianni Farrell about his mission to urge men to be proactive about their role in birth control, either through conversations, activism or vasectomies. Farrell was raised by his mom, aunts and cousins “in a sea of estrogen,” and they’re the impetus for his advocacy, which has gained a new sense of urgency after Texas’ anti-abortion Texas Heartbeat Act went into effect last year, followed by the reversal of Roe v. Wade this summer…