Step into “The Age of Jazz” with Dr. Teodross Avery, an acclaimed saxophonist and educator, as he explores the evolution of modern jazz — from its cultural roots to its revolutionary sounds. 🎷✨

Discover how one ancient language sparked billions of voices around the world. In this episode of Quick Dig, Dr. Ken explains the origins of Indo-European languages—from English, Spanish, and Hindi to Farsi and German—and traces them back to the Proto-Indo-European spoken by the Yamnaya culture of today’s Ukraine and southwestern Russia. Using archaeology, linguistics, and genetics, he explores how horse-riding herders migrated across Eurasia, shaping the languages of India, Iran, Europe, and beyond.If you’re curious about where our languages come from, ancient migrations, or how science uncovers the past, this short video is for you. 🌍🗣️You can expect:A clear explanation of Proto-Indo-EuropeanHow the Yamnaya spread across EurasiaWhy this discovery reshapes how we think about history, culture, and identity#IndoEuropean #Archaeology #AncientHistory #Linguistics #Yamnaya #QuickDig

In this powerful conversation, artist and mediator Dorit Cypis joins Middle Eastern Culture and Arts to explore identity, diaspora, and belonging from her perspective as an Israeli-born child of Holocaust survivors who grew up between Tel Aviv, Montreal, and the United States. She reflects on Middle Eastern history, Israel/Palestine, Jewish identity, anti-Semitism, and cultural hybridity, while questioning how power, nationalism, and trauma shape the way we see ourselves and others.Students and viewers can expect an honest, thoughtful dialogue about culture, art, politics, and personal story—with an emphasis on listening, nuance, and learning rather than taking sides. If you’re interested in Middle Eastern culture, Jewish and Palestinian experience, or art and social justice, this interview offers rich context and reflection.#MiddleEasternCulture #DoritCypis #JewishIdentity #IsraelPalestine #ArtAndSocialJustice #DiasporaStories

Discover what Freedom of Religion really means in the United States in this quick, easy-to-understand civics lesson. Professor Hallenbrook breaks down the Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment, explaining how they protect your right to worship freely—and prevent the government from promoting or restricting religion.In this video, you’ll learn:Why the U.S. cannot have an official religionWhat school prayer rulings actually meanWhen government funding can—and can’t—go to religious organizationsHow the Supreme Court protects your right to worshipWhy California’s COVID church-service ban was struck downPerfect for students, educators, and anyone wanting a clear explanation of constitutional religious freedom.📚 Stay informed. Stay empowered. Watch more Quick Civics episodes for simple, engaging breakdowns of American democracy.#politics #firstamendment #billofrights 3religion

Step into “The Age of Jazz” with Dr. Teodross Avery, an acclaimed saxophonist and educator, as he explores the evolution of modern jazz — from its cultural roots to its revolutionary sounds. 🎷✨https://www.teodrossavery.com/