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Hey everyone, it's Kristen from True Crime Creepers. Every week I tell my friend in true crime newbie Moab about a case she's

never heard before, but that I've been obsessing over. We talk about all the real life creeps,

from serial killers to con artists. So if you're into dark tales with a touch of humor,

tune in wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to the Brain Food Podcast.

This week, I guess it depends on how these episodes go out, but it could be, you know,

maybe you've just had a nice weekend or maybe you've had a busy day at work because we do Mondays and Fridays these days.

This is part two of our tangentially related Julius Caesar ones.

And this one is much more related to Julia Caesar because last week we were just caught, we did this whole episode. It was like, Julius Caesar and the Caesarian section. And then it was like, first five minutes, it's got nothing to do with Julius. I mean, it's got a little bit to do with it, but he wasn't born by a C-section. That was not a thing. And here's an interesting story like this. It's the arc of this, as you'll see it, when you see all the parts. It's the birth, the death, and kind of the parts that most people don't. Obviously, a lot of people know a lot of stuff about Caesar. You learn about him in history and all this, but we're kind of looking at more of the stuff people who might not know or have misconceptions about in this story arc. So I thought it's natural to start at the beginning when he's born. Yeah, I really enjoyed doing that episode. Go back and listen to it if you haven't already. If this is your first ever brain food, go back and listen to all of the episodes. Why not? I mean, there you go. They'll get progressively

worse as you get back to our first ones. And different. If you're listening to this in the far

future, and different, and very different, because we had all sorts of different topics. And then

if you're listening to this in 2024, as you go forward, hopefully we get a whole lot better.

But that's only something future, Simon and David will know.

So today it's all about Julia Caesar and his pirate adventure, which I think we mentioned at the end of last week's episode, much more related to Julia Caesar, all sorts of fun stuff in this one.

Do we have any updates from, I kind of thought like last week we, it seems really really nicely wrapped up. And I didn't have, like, normally I take notes. Like, last week we had the, or two weeks ago, we had the one about World's Fairs. And I wanted to, we, someone emailed us about World's Fairs. I don't think we have anything particularly updatable in this one, do we? No. In that case, anyway, what I will do is mention that, just thank you for all the people who've rated and reviewed. I always feel like such a podcaster when I say that, don't forget to rate and review the podcast on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. But we really do appreciate people who are rating and reviewing the podcast on iTunes and all of those other places.

Let's just shout out a couple of people because I always like getting emails where people are like,

it was so cool, like you're hearing my weird username, like Elder Cat, who says,

I like the long form exploration of a topic and getting to hear the digressions that naturally occur.

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