New episode just posted.

A deep dive into concentration camps — how they form, warning signs societies miss, and how atrocity begins with paperwork and bureaucracy, not barbed wire.

Heavy, but important.

Watch here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrKj...

The 3-part history arc is complete — and it was a heavy one to film.

Posting schedule:
Today: Concentration Camps
Saturday: Nuremberg Trials
Sunday: How societies remember atrocity

Thank you for being here for both the light and difficult topics.
Stay curious.

Hello Bluesky! I’m Elizabeth — The Internet Culture Lady and creator of The Casual Ethnographer.
I share educational deep dives, cultural history, and some fun along the way.

Find my full video library on YouTube, and I also post on Facebook and Instagram.
Glad you’re here. Stay curious.

Happy February 13!
Friendship, music, comfort food, and radio waves that connect us.

💗 Galentine’s Day
🎶 Welsh Language Music Day
🧀 National Cheddar Day
🍝 National Tortellini Day
📻 World Radio Day

Celebrating connection in all its forms today.

Late to the party on this one, but WOW — archaeologists in Oregon may have found the oldest known sewn hide, dating back to the Ice Age. Evidence of early clothing + textile tech in North America.
Such a fascinating read:
archaeologymag.com/2026/02/olde...

February 12 brings together big ideas and big history: Darwin Day, Lincoln’s birthday, NAACP Day, Hug Day, and the International Day Against the Use of Child Soldiers.
Science, justice, and compassion all share today.
#OnThisDay #StayCurious

💕 Valentine’s Day has a long, surprising history. Today’s CE Talk explores how it evolved—and how we might reclaim it from commercialization. Max the Cat insisted on helping. Watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFFq...