DO I REGRET READING THESE?

[@ReadswithRachel]

Let me know which one of these you’re most excited to try!

[@andchimeras]

Crown Chasers! I'm going to rec The Berry Pickers to a bunch of people too

[@ashleyvanderham5139]

Ma'am. Quite calling yourself stupid or not smart. No one here thinks that and a shitty education isn't the same as stupid. Stop it. With all the love and kindness, stop it!

[@blueai5022]

I was going to say the same thing! Someone who goes out of their way to learn about the world around them, in spite of their terrible education, are far from dumb. I get that being self-deprecating is natural, but it makes me sad when Rachel says she's not smart--even if it's a joke. :(

[@anishinaabae]

i agree! the concept of smart vs. stupid and how we measure either is a colonial construct, too. schools are a very recent addition to human civilization, and yet somehow we all managed just fine for thousands of years. the bulk of teaching and learning was done through field experience; if you were lucky enough to have an elder who was considered an expert in their respective area, they'd take you under their wing as an apprentice. otherwise you'd just learn from your mistakes as you went! we all have our own skills, strengths, and specialties. just 'cuz we don't pick up everything with relative ease doesn't make us stupid!

[@turtlestar87]

It makes me sad that you so often say you’re “stupid” or “not smart” just because your parents failed in their responsibility to make sure you had a comprehensive early education. You have such a willingness and desire to learn, and you have amazing insights that you’re incredibly adept at explaining to others. I mean, I get that criticizing yourself before others can criticize you is a common coping mechanism when you come from an abusive situation (same, honestly), but I think you’re brilliant and doing yourself a disservice!

[@AliCatWrites]

Hey hi I’m gonna publicly wag my finger at you. You ARE smart. In fact, you are one of the most truly intelligent humans I’ve ever known and it’s a tragedy that your education was stolen from you by fundamentalism because you, ma’am, have the mind of a scholar. And beyond that, you use that big beautiful brain of yours to make positive impact in the world around you. And you’re hilarious lol. You’re an incredibly unique, special person and I am so so so beyond honored that I can call you one of the best friends I’ve ever had. So stop saying you’re not smart!!!! You are so smart!!!!

[@ReadswithRachel]

MAAM I’m begging you not to make me cry

[@ReadswithRachel]

I just realized I called the author Ladarrion Johnson 🤦🏻‍♀️ one of Carlos’s old friends is Darion Johnson and my mouth just went that direction immediately 😩sorry about that

[@sacriluna]

it never occurred to me that age-similar actors for audiobooks would be impactful esp with a younger protagonist. much to think about…

[@discendos]

The Berry Pickers also serves as a lens of the Sixties Scoop which is something that affected mine and almost every First Nations/Metis/Inuit families I know. The stealing of Native children for white families who could not get pregnant or felt entitled to Native children has resulted in the loss of so many of our peoples, who have either had to find their way home, or be forever lost.

[@starophie]

just because ruthie isn't a real person doesn't mean that her experiences aren't real. YOU are real, and your experiences are important, and i hope that even if it was painful, there was catharsis and comfort in being represented.

[@ImaginaryAlchemist]

It’s beautiful how much a book can resonate with us! I think a mark of a good author is creating characters that feel like real people, ones you can’t help but empathize with

[@isaacbenrubi9613]

Yo. Rachel. My brother in Jibbers Crabst. You are not stupid. At all. Your education is no reflection of your intelligence and brain power. You're awesome. Let no one tell you otherwise. Even yourself. **HIGH FIVES FROM SOUTH CAROLINA**

[@CastleAdventures]

Totally agree we need more graphic novels! Unfortunately, publishers do NOT pay enough for GNs, so most artists can't afford to work on them. Its usually $30-50k for a 200 page GN. BUT payment is split into 3 parts, and you only get the 2/3 after turning in final art. Final art takes around 2 years to complete sooooo... you have to survive off approximately 16k for 2 years lolololol

[@franheberle4954]

“Nah, I just wanna read about Vegeta.” is such a mood lmao. We should start a club for people who were forced to read dragon ball to engage with a family member (younger brother in my case)

[@abbysmith3126]

I hope you don’t regret making these videos, because I definitely don’t regret watching them a million times.

[@ImaginaryAlchemist]

Same! I love seeing people get passionate about books

[@sorchasigrun]

Ooh I bought Becoming Who We Are for my students at a convention and one of the main artists signed it! It's really good for helping kids develop empathy and understanding of the trans community! I'm glad you really enjoyed it!

[@jolenechandler4192]

It's cool your teaching yourself science stuff. I had to learn a bunch of high school stuff I didn't get to learn as a teen. It's never too late!

[@haunting_bluejay]

the crowd who think you only do negative reviews are seething rn after watching this

[@genericplantlife]

@@haunting_bluejay I looked through her video catalogue and based on the last several months of titles and thumbnails she definitely makes it LOOK like she only does negative reviews. I clicked this one because I've read the Berry Pickers and so few people talk about it and I was interested in why she thought it sucked lol.

[@haunting_bluejay]

@@genericplantlife I mean tbf it does seem like when she posts positive reviews that are marketed as positive they always seem to get less views, I believe more people are just drawn in to somethinng that seems like it would be negative, hence the way she markets her videos

[@starophie]

"a little murder happens...what are you gonna do" oopsie!

[@icravedeath.1200]

"so you see Mr justice sir I just so happend to fall on him pointing the knife towards his heart"

[@nobodycaresaja]

Please don't think you are not smart because of your upbringing! I love your channel because your opinions are very insightful and intelligent! I've learned a lot from your videos.

[@Senidhr]

I like reviews, period. I want to know about books i might like as well books i might not. So keep them coming =)

[@ImaginaryAlchemist]

Feeling emotional about stories and characters is completely valid! I think it shows how powerful stories can be, that they can move us to care for fictional people like they were real. (I’m also generally an emotional person, it doesn’t take much for me to cry. 😅) The book that had me emotional recently was The Travelling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arakawa! I was getting choked up even trying to explain the story to my mom, it just really resonated with me

[@andiman44]

Your makeup always slays, Rachel! Don’t listen to these knuckleheads. More of these recent reads vids, please 🙏🏾 Also is Crown Chasers a series or standalone? Just curious since I very much love sci-fi fun.

[@ReadswithRachel]

it's a duology!

[@KathyTrithardt]

16:47 "It's a weird experience grieving things for fictional people" - holy heck, can I relate to this today. I was listening to _In Memoriam_ on my morning walk and just feeling physically ill over what the characters were going through in the trenches of WWI.

[@KathyTrithardt]

Aaaah, I know of that bookstore in St Pete! I'm pretty sure I visited when visiting a friend who lived there, and am sure I follow them on Instagram.

[@Stu161]

Sadly Ruthie's story is a terribly common one. The widespread kidnapping of native kids in the midcentury is commonly referred to (in Canada at least) as The Sixties Scoop. Often it was facilitated by government ministries, hospitals or orphanages. Indigenous Canadians are still disproportionately likely to have their children taken away from them today.

[@vixreadsalot]

A new rachel video? Im seated!

[@cadburyyork5052]

I immediately got the Berry Pickers on audiobook from my library after you spoke about it.

[@TLF77]

Girl, your hair in the last few videos has been so gorgeous 🤩. Love this for you!

[@NRB_EndArc]

There is a REALLY good comic on Webtoon called Rise From The Ashes. The elevator pitch is that there is a world where ghosts are everywhere and people called the red crows capture them. We start with a wisp named Winter who just wants to live in her house forever but she is captured and becomes bonded to a red crow. I loved it and it has a lot to say about society and people (ghosts) we see as less than us and use for our own benefit. I think you would like it!

[@ursulaholm]

I want to read The Berry Pickers. It sounds so good!

[@melodyharmony6428]

Recently read an indie published fantasy romance duology that has queer and poly rep as well as shadow magic (which appears a little in book one and a lot in book two) that I really enjoyed and i think you'd like, too. The first book is called Consort of Fire by Kit Rocha, (a pen name for an author duo) and the sequel is Queen of Dreams. I haven't read A Night and it's Moon, only watched your videos, but there are a few parallels and I think this book does it a lot better. I think it's a lot better written than a lot of traditionally published romantasy so I hope you check it out!

[@ReadswithRachel]

i'm adding this to my tbr!

[@cakt1991]

FYI: these Kit Rocha books are published by Montlake, which is an imprint of Amazon Publishing. They use a similar approach to many indie books, such as their ebooks being Kindle exclusive (for obvious reasons), but as they’re published BY Amazon, they aren’t indie. Kit Rocha have self published in the past though, but their most recent two series, this one and the Mercenary Librarians through Tor, are traditionally published.

[@TeriUktena]

I love your makeup and am constantly looking at how you put yourself together as a way to improve what I do. 💖

[@icarusmoore452]

These books all sound really cool, I’m especially interested in Crown Chasers and a lot of the graphic novels. I’m currently reading (outside of textbooks for college which are far less interesting) Kissing Girls on Shabbat and This Book Won’t Burn; kissing girls is a memoir about being Orthodox Jewish and queer, and I’m enjoying it even though it’s hard to read. This Book Won’t Burn is a young adult novel about censorship and book banning and it’s very enjoyable.

[@ashcraft555]

Listen to Kristen recently reviewed Blood at the Roots as well and getting both your perspectives is really interesting.

[@yeenbean3318]

I've always been absolutely obsessed with science, at times to an unhealthy extent. I was raised fundie though, and my parents homeschooled me in high school. My "science" was reading an audiobook about how climate change is fake. (No hate to audiobooks.) So I feel you on that one. I remember thinking it was really sus and that my logical fallacy book debunked some of that one. I wish I could remember what it was called so I could un-recommend it.

[@starophie]

"becoming who we are" looks amazing!!!

[@reading_faerie]

Omg love the new intro with the little rainbow 🌈

[@catherineelmore2004]

Ok- the across the street with a casserole had me laughing *so hard*!

[@Tensytheneedlesmith]

You go girl, keep pushing against the book banning in schools. My book club plans to make it a point to read banned books each year. When I worked as an Academic college librarian we always did a display with the banned books we owned during Banned Book week. Right now my BC is reading the Miseducation of Cameron Post. a beautifully written story of a high school age queer girl who gets sent to a readucation school by her ultra-religious aunt. It was also made into a movie. Also, I loved tha audio of The Berry Pickers.

[@bayonoota4132]

it just came out, you should check out the graphic novel "The Ghostkeeper" it looks super cute. other graphic novels are the Cucumber Quest books tho that series is on indefinite hiatus but very good if you can find it, used to be a webcomic. also "Misfit Mansion" and coming soon "Oddity Woods" (another webcomic turned graphic novel) are good!

[@dontmindmev]

Loving the makeup ❤

[@peanutbutterpandapuffss]

Aurora Rising was theoretically everything I should have liked but I found it aggressively mediocre. Will definitely check out crown Chasers!

[@BimmieJames]

Your hair looks great 😊

[@matocajsa9096]

zola affair is good graphic novel. i loved it. its non-fiction.

[@emmabluu]

off topic but I LOVE YOUR HAIR AND THE FURYBORN BOOKS IN THE BACK YESSSSS rielle is so mother she inspired my patreon name!

[@ReadswithRachel]

OMG I WAS WONDERING IF THATS WHERE YOUR NAME CAME FROM

[@sibsey]

Love you! Side note totally unrelated: You'd look so good with purple contacts! I saw your makeup for your second Lightlark video and thought it'd be so cute with the purple makeup.

[@SalemsL0t]

This just made me think of Rachel cosplaying as book accurate Rhaenys Targaryen which would be so cool

[@reed882]

Rachel, your makeup is always gorgeous. You are gothy mom goals. Also you're super smart. I wouldn't keep coming back for your views on books if you weren't. There's a difference between being stupid and been ignorant. Your family of origin may have forced you to be ignorant about a lot of topics (same tho), but they couldn't diminish the types of intelligence you naturally have. Thanks for the great content

[@lndcruz721]

love all the graphic novels! i love them too, and its nice to see people talk more about them

[@bluebirdeyes]

Ohhh I think I saw stuff about Becoming Who We Are on tumblr a while back! Nice to see it out in the wild

[@BreeKaitlyn]

I read The Berry Pickers back last year when it first came out and it still left such an impact on me. I think I need to re-read it again and make myself cry lol ALSO, YOU ARE SMART, STOP ITTTT!! You are far from stupid; you take the time to educate yourself and educate others, which only smart people do. You are a smart queen!

[@CaptainPeregrin]

I've been on a Madeleine L'Engle kick lately, reading A Ring of Endless Light and The Arm of the Starfish. Also, if you want manga recs, Fruits Basket was very formative for me in high school (even if it's got poor queer rep, and a shocking amount of May-December romances). I'd highly recommend it for teens and up, as it really delves into various types of abuse, but with plenty of empathy

[@Multi-Facets]

Madeleine L'Engle was a big part of my childhood reading.

[@LilRonGal]

you look absolutely GORGEOUS !

[@dia2693]

Genuinely don't know if you're looking for graphic novel manga for your kids, but as a former weeb I'd recommend looking into Fullmetal Alchemist for them. They May be a bit young for it at the moment (i genuinely cannot keep track with ages sorry) but it's an action comic that tackles a lot of serious issues and might be a nice pivot from just dragon ball when they're ready for it

[@muriel6843]

Your makeup is flawless. Don’t let those brats tell you different. 🤩

[@ericarowanarts]

Also, so in love with Tombolo! I went to their Book Speed Dating event on Tuesday and I think there was ONE book in the entire event I'd heard about. I walked away with 2 books and Hella books added to my tbr

[@RileyDaemonCreations]

The webcomic Castle Swimmer is getting a physical release this month I believe and I highly recommend it! One of my favorite comics.

[@margar3181]

Lunar New Year Love Story was really good! ❤

[@andchimeras]

Lorrrrrd I love going to local/indie bookstores in person but they are DANGEROUS o.o

[@dragonrambles]

Berry Pickers was a 5 star read for me as well. That book slayed me. So sad on so many levels. You’re not the only one who grieved in this book. It made me cry too

[@ericarowanarts]

Dude, this video was amazing. Your joy and heartbreak and excitement were so contagious. But, on the note of "not being very smart", to recognize where the gaps in your knowledge is IS a sign of intelligence. Then on top of that, choosing to re-educate yourself and choosing material you can grasp even with those gaps in your knowledge is so profoundly brilliant and incredible. Continue the great work. And don't feel like you're not smart. ❤

[@m2012o1]

The algorithm, in its rare wisdom, allowed me to see this one, and I'm really glad. Already bought Crown Chasers, strongly considering Blood at the Root, and Don't Fret's channel is a delightful find (although I think you maybe forgot to link him?). And this was just a fun watch besides all that.

[@AwkwardATurtle]

A graphic novel that I’m in the middle of is My Favorite thing is Monsters. It’s very long but the art is incredible!

[@a.j.torres3131]

The latest graphic novels I read were quick reads to give to my niece in time for her birthday and they were Frizzy by Claribel A. Ortega, Saving Chupie by Amparo Ortiz, and Nikons by Noelle Stevenson. My current read is Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi.

[@genericplantlife]

The Berry Pickers was also 5 stars for me. I was so enraged by Ruthie's "adoptive" parents, but the involvement of her "adoptive" aunts felt like an even bigger betrayal. The way the parents just died not ever regretting their actions left me feeling unfulfilled. Joe just refusing to take responsibilty for anything in his life abd bad decisions was really infuriating to me, but it further shows how much of a domino effect the kidnapping had in everyone's lives.

[@ReadswithRachel]

Such a good point. The aunts treatment of Ruthie was abominable, even if she was “nicer” than the mom she still was an active part in the kidnapping by allowing it and lying to Ruthie

[@gingerbreadandtea]

My recommendation is Monstress, it's a comic, very adult, not yet finished sadly, but still amazing.

[@MissSedonaL]

Only correction: you ARE smart, uneducated and undereducated are not the same as smart.

[@KeybladePS2]

Some of my favourite graphic novels: Hinges by Meredith McClaren Rat Queens by Curtis j wiebe Snot girl by Bryan Lee o'malley For the love of God, Marie! By jade sarson Nimona by nd Stevenson The prince and the dressmaker by Jen wang And really anything by Lucy Knisley

[@Beerambling]

the intro is adorable

[@Marie45610]

It's a manga, not for kids, but it's called "Something's Wrong with Us by Natsumi Andō". It's a thriller/mystery/romance. It's really good. My son also doesn't like reading anything that isn't Pokemon (he also will read any science book, just no novels) but he did like this book they read in his 3rd grade class called The Wild Robot. It's really cute, it's a trilogy. There's lots of illustrations in it. A graphic novel duology that is for kids and very cute is Garlic and the Vampire, & Garlic and the Witch by Bree Paulsen.

[@pauieeepau]

Ooh, the writer of The Hunger and The Dusk, G. Willow Wilson, also wrote for Kamala Khan Ms. Marvel's first series. I don't follow the Marvel comics at all, but I was able to read the series with no problem.

[@LightHouseShadows058]

I got really excited when you said Saint Pete cause my sister lived there 😂 After wasting my time on fourth wing and iron flame, I now go to the bookstore specifically looking for books I have NEVER heard of. I found the bone houses and the drowned woods by Emily Lloyd-Jones. Two of my recent favorites. I don’t trust anything booktok promotes lol

[@BarryBoggs-qp5lj]

added so many to my TBR lol. I just finished "We Are Not From Here" and currently reading "Cemetary Boys." I wish I had more graphic novel suggestions but I haven't read a lot that I have yet, Deadendia is always good though

[@annathefern9866]

never gonna judge for being emotional about a story, but berry pickers even more than most... i had a friend with a story painfully similar to ruthie's, and the grief and trauma that caused is beyond words. telling those stories is vital

[@katea6721]

if you see Cosmoknights in the graphic novels section, grab that, I bet you'd love it. rebellious space girl gang rescues princesses via sci-fi jousting contests!

[@lesyablackbird]

i'm writing a graphic novel that i'll never publish. i'm approaching it like a novel and its going to kill me. it will never be something huge, i could just do it already! but channels like yours keep pointing out all the bad ways writing can go XD so i have to sort it out first.

[@katsuki_fan2465]

One of my favorite graphic novel series is Moonstruck. It’s got some plot holes but it’s a cute queer fantasy series and the art is pretty. Also Gender Queer was the first time I felt understood so I always recommend that one.

[@kimscozyreads]

omg someone covering a book I've already read, no way

[@bbmaririe]

PEOPLE WHO WORK IN THE FOREST 😂😂😂😂

[@zachreads]

PBS sci show and PBS sci show kids are both great

[@wootwoot5486]

I reccomend "Take What You Can Carry" if you haven't read it yet. It's about middle grade I think, but it talks about the American-Japanese concentration camp in WWII.

[@MarielWhalley]

Your makeup looks fine 😭😭

[@meowlos-ffxiv-archive]

omg no not the zelda save D:

[@hrmnzdmatryoshka]

Awesome video

[@ReadswithRachel]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jennderqueer]

DO NOT say you are not smart. You were not TAUGHT and that is NOT the same thing, you are VERY smart and I'll fight you

[@AsheNightwind]

I'm currently trying to work my way through Maus: A Survivor's Tale. I, My Father Bleeds History Vol. 1 and...OOOF You want a good GN and a banned one at that?

[@dragonchariot]

Re: crying over fictional characters - I feel so seen! I have a job that allows me to use one part of my brain to do my actual job and the other part of my brain to listen to audiobooks. So, I listened to The Berry Pickers while working around other people and cried through large chunks of it. It’s embarrassing but I think my coworkers have gotten used to it. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Stephanie568]

I LOVE this video! But I gotta say this, you are NOT stupid! Even if you said that as a joke (and I didn't realize it as a joke) I just wanted to say you're smart!

[@flabershlap101]

I'm an almost 20 y/o trans person and I might cry about that trans graphic novel

[@PistachioGold]

I want you to know that I follow you and tend to look up latest videos usually. BUT the algo showed me this top left page first login 😂😂😂 perhaps bc of the title??😂😂 Lovely video ❤❤ the orc book sounds super cute

[@MortMe0430]

Have you read Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi?

[@strangeaelurus]

Woah new pfp? Looks great!!

[@kilian-one-l]

Your description of what you liked about Crown Chasers made me thing you'd like Ann Aguirre's Perdition series. It's got a lot of what you said you liked, except it's a lot darker. It's quite bloody, and is literally set in a space prison for the worst criminals (and immigrants, because the government sucks ass) The MC is a psychic serial killer. Most of the MCs are bi, it's very sex positive, the romances are great, and the action is just so good. There was other stuff you said that made me thing you'd like it, but I can't remember atm

[@himbosuplex]

trigger warning for talking about miscarriage!! just a heads up, even tho it was a topic in the vid i dont wanna catch you off guard given your trauma. Anyway, I just wanted to comment and say that you talking about the Berry Pickers in the context of your experiences with miscarriages, and every time you have talked about it in the past, is really brave and I respect you so much. People don't talk about this stuff enough. I actually originally recommended your channel to my sister, because you have been so open about the topic and she often feels very alone in her experiences with child loss. Not to go into too much detail unsolicited or tell her story for her, but she lost her first child in the last trimester days after her birthday. Since then she's had two kids, but always considers her angel baby her first. I felt the need to comment about this mostly because you were right when you said people don't give those who lose children during pregnancy enough grace. Folks will ask the most inconsiderate questions, and never respect the boundaries of the person genuinely grieving the loss of their baby. Anyway, this is a ramble and all run-on sentences, but I wanted to thank you again for always being willing to talk about the topic in your vids even when it makes you cry. (Even if it makes me cry a little too, haha.) I someday want to write a queer paranormal book with romance elements and one day I hope maybe my book will show up on your channel, too. I promise I won't watch it, either! (unless you say I can ;D) hehe.

[@justokayemilay6029]

I'm the same age as you, @ReadswithRachel so I think your makeup looks amazing!

[@theanonymousunknown1949]

There are a couple of comics and webcomics I would love to share with you! I highly recommend bone by Jeff smith! It’s one of my favorite comics of all time! I also recommend one piece, baccano (it’s a light novel), and the webcomic nevermore. Nevermore is by red and Flynn and it currently finished its first season, but I think you would like it. It’s full of interesting stuff, ghosts, Edgar Allan Poe, and a lesbian love story at the center. One of my favorite webcomics!

[@roguechemist2529]

for graphic novel suggestions; i really love watchmen by alan moore and dave gibbons and something is killing the children by james tynion iv (manga: spy x family and the girl from the other side). and recent reads: i read foster by claire keegan today (short, lovely) and finished the southern reach trilogy by jeff vandermeer a while ago (great sf, cant wait for absolution to come out)

[@authoreloisebahr]

Excuse me MAAM this negative self talk WILL NOT DO. Not only are you smart, you are far more intelligent than a lot of people out there as you’ve recognized the areas of yourself you wish to improve and are ACTIVELY doing it. I think someone like that is a very special person indeed. You talk about how Carlos is brilliant - if he’s so smart, why would he have married an idiot? He wouldn’t have. And he didn’t. Because you are ALSO brilliant. Anyway, hope you have a wonderful day and are as kind to yourself as you are to your family ❤️

[@mothwingthemedicinecat]

These books seem neat, i'll see if my libary has them

[@addyjoy3]

Firstly: you should read "The Apothecary Diaries". I will warn you that infant death is a part of the plot, but it's REALLY good Secondly: like everyone else is saying a bad education does not mean you're not smart. I am also of the opinion that it is okay to not be naturally "smart", you just gotta try your best :)

[@someoneunknown7655]

I’ve recently read Ducks: two years in the oil sands. It’s a graphic novel and I read it in one sitting, it gave me a lot to think about. CW for sexual assault if anyone wants to read it though

[@CravenWolf1986]

If I could recommend a manga series: The Savior's Book Café Story in Another World. It's only 5 volumes long. It's about Tsukina, a 30-something office worker and avid reader, being granted a chance by a god to become a magical savior in another world. And she has zero interest in going on a hero's journey. It's such a good read. I love a reluctant hero, and especially when they're grown adults. It's based on a light novel, but I haven't read the original, yet.

[@aprilmacg169]

I love graphic novels, would love to see a review of a few here! Really enjoying Saga so far ao hopefully something here isnup your alley! Pretty Deadly [it's beautifully illustrated and about Death and old west folklore] Monstress [mommy issues] Eighty Days [one shot by A.C.Esguerra, nonbinary creator] Rat Queens [all girls DND party?] Long Walk to Valhalla [one shot set in AR about death and family trauma but with a Valkyrie] Hellblazer [Constantine- was surprised how much it touches on politics] Tea Draon Society is adorable and targeted toward a younger audience 1000 Words is a short one shot by an online artist [Yuumei] that's also written with a younger audience in mind but dealing with divorce, it's available free on their website. Anyway that's probably too long, but hopefully someone finds something new from it!

[@callmekodiak]

I haven't watched it yet, but I'm guessing...... 'yes'