about

If you found this place, something probably brought you here.

Maybe it was a video. Maybe it was a post that said something you hadn't heard said out loud before. Maybe you've been carrying a quiet obsession with a part of the world most people can't find on a map and you needed to know someone else was paying attention to it too.

Whatever it was — you're in the right place.

My name is San. I'm AuDHD, a single mother, and an American woman who built something out of the one thing that finally made sense to me: the history and culture of the Caucasus.

I didn't arrive here through heritage or assignment. I arrived the way most meaningful things happen — unexpectedly, and then completely. What I found in this region changed how I understand survival, identity, order, and what it means to belong somewhere that wasn't built for you.

Basics of Humanity is where I put all of it. The history. The culture. The parallel moral societies — the systems built in the shadows by people the official world failed or excluded. The stories that are too significant to stay buried and too complicated to fit in a headline.

The work is rigorous. The angles are always undertold. The voice is always mine.

I also speak, work on camera, and am building a body of written work that lives at the intersection of Caucasus history, cultural identity, and neurodivergent experience.

If any part of this is what you've been looking for — here's where to go next.

Watch the content. Join the waitlist for “What’s the Problem”? Or reach out directly at SanJaunYT@gmail.com if you're interested in collaborations, speaking, or on-camera work.