Welcome to Pick Me Up, I'm scared. The podcast.

I'm your host, Madeline. I'm your co-host, David.

And today we are here with part two of our multi-part episode on the Haitian Revolution.

We're going to have to do one of those like, uh, like question mark things at this point, like part. Part two of? Because it's like... It might be a three-parter. I think it's going to be a three-parter. Um... It might be a three-parter. We're,

we are going to get to Toussaint Lovatour and talk like halfway through Toussaint Lovatour, but not his

arrest and stuff like that.

Okay.

We're going to get into some good stuff.

Also, before we get into it, I just want to give you guys some updates.

We are going to be finishing up our bonus episodes and finishing up our book club over on the Patreon.

For Susie Kim, Everyday Life in the North Korean Revolution, if you're not a member, they are all, all those episodes are available to listen to in order in a little collection

over our Patreon, patreon.com, slash pick me up, I'm scared.

It's like two or three bucks a month.

It's supposed to be three bucks a month, but we have an old tier up, and sometimes people

like leave that tier and a few spots are open at two bucks months still. So if you're fast on

it, it's only two dollars. Otherwise, yeah, three bucks. I think still a good price. I think

that's, we are undercutting the like sort of podcast median price. I really think we are.

Which is, I know this for a fact, $5 a month. That is standard.

We're cheap.

Yeah.

We're cheap.

I've often been told that in other contexts as well.

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