Voices of the past in digital now - Interview with Bizzely Schneck

Voices of the past in digital now - Interview with Bizzely Schneck  @SintiSchneck  In this episode, we speak with Bizzely, a multilingual content creator, researcher, and master’s student in empirical cultural studies. His work centers around Roma and Sinti communities, language preservation, and the complexities of family history across generations and borders.We explore how personal memory, digital platforms, and academic inquiry intersect in his journey—from reviving endangered dialects on YouTube to sharing family stories in different languages . Bizzely reflects on growing up between cultural contexts, navigating linguistic shame, and using his voice to foster pride and visibility.The conversation offers insight into Holocaust remembrance, online backlash, and the difficulty of sharing marginalized histories in digital spaces. It highlights how language, activism, and storytelling can reshape collective memory and empower new generations.Subscribe our YouTube Channel to support us and to not miss any episodes.Stay connected and never miss out on any updates by following us on our social media channels! You can find us on Instagram, TikTok & co. https://linktr.ee/amaro_voice and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AmaroVoice/Stay tuned for all the latest news and updates!This Podcast is funded by the „Stiftung Erinnerung, Verantwortung und Zukunft (EVZ)“ as part of the project “Amaro Voice - digitale Bildungsarbeit über die Communitys der europäischen Sinti:ze und Rom:nja” by the NGO „Medien- und Kulturzentrum Deutscher Roma e.V.“