I made this 17-minute story for my new history channel. Maggie is invented, built from the 14 real emigrants from Addergoole, Co. Mayo, who boarded at Queenstown. Everyone else named in it is real, and their words come from the 1912 British and US inquiries; the sources are listed under the video. At the end it tests four things people still believe about the Titanic.

To be upfront: the narration voice and the illustrations are AI-generated.

Feedback very welcome, especially on the first minute.

https://youtu.be/8NhoP82jOfo

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Long story short, I’m a Harry Potter fanatic. I have been thinking forever of making Harry Potter content, but have always chickened out at the last minute.
I just made a small commentary style video on Ron Weasley.
I made actual comparisons with the books and then left an open end to the video by asking viewers to suggest other characters that need improvement in the upcoming series.
How to actually make better content? From what I’m seeing, it looks okayish - but just about. Nothing too special. And audience building plus actual engagement is almost not there yet. Is there any advice to actually improving engagement? I am trying to become a little more serious about Youtube now and want constructive and critical suggestions. Thanks!

In this Music Education tutorial, we're going to learn one of the great hits of current Portuguese music: "Saloia" by Nuno Ribeiro! As always, the theme has been adapted to play the melody on the recorder with a very special pedagogical focus: the practical work of COMPOUND TIME SIGNATURE (6/8).

In this Music Education tutorial, we're going to learn one of the great hits of current Portuguese music: "Saloia" by Nuno Ribeiro! As always, the theme has been adapted to play the melody on the recorder with a very special pedagogical focus: the practical work of COMPOUND TIME SIGNATURE (6/8).

Here’s a cool Warhammer 40k edit I made about Titus! Check it out.