Patrick Jean-Baptiste
I Have Avenged America: Jean-Jacques Dessalines and Haiti’s Fight for Freedom
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This episode explores the life and legacy of Haiti’s founding father, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, through the lens of historian Dr. Julia Gaffield. Drawing from untapped...
Haitian Connections: Recognition After Revolution in the Atlantic World.
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This is an in-depth conversation with Professor Gaffield, who is writing a biography of Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the Haitian revolutionary leader. Gaffield outlines the misconceptions...
Haiti Since 1804: Critical Perspectives on Class, Power, and Gender
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Podcast Summary: "Haiti Since 1804" – A Conversation with Dr. Alex Dupuy and Dr. Robert Fatton
In this deep and provocative episode, host Patrick Jean-Baptiste...
Empowered Voices: Haitian Women in Academia
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In this comprehensive conversation, Dr. Marlene Daut, a full professor at Yale, discusses her journey through academia, highlighting the challenges she faced due to...
Red & Black in Haiti: Radicalism, Conflict, and Political Change 1934...
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Arguing for Clarity: Lessons from 15 Years of Marriage
I’ve come to understand that a great marriage isn’t something you stumble into. I’m not going to focus on the things a couple has...
Reclaiming Haiti’s Futures: Returned Intellectuals, Placemaking, and Radical Imagination
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Episode #84 - Part 1/2
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These excerpts provide a compelling introduction to Dr. Dubuisson's book and its central arguments. This compelling interview highlights the complexity...
Black Women Are Not Ministries of Rehabilitation
There is no force more stubborn than the love we give to a project—especially when that project is a person. Not a home renovation,...
Miguel Díaz
A Spaniard living in Hispaniola, Miguel Díaz’s tale is often entwined with romantic lore. He was reportedly involved with Queen Cayacoa, and through this...
