Tehya, known to her audience as TK, hosts the For the Love of History podcast, where she humanizes the past through a 'history bestie' lens. Her approach to educational media bridges the gap between academic research and modern storytelling, specifically through her popular Japanese History series focusing on Yokai and Irizumi. She frequently bridges historical narratives with literature and fashion, evidenced by collaborations with authors Julia Kelly and Matthew Goodman to discuss wartime rationing and espionage. TK utilizes visual storytelling on video-first platforms to dissect the cultural origins behind Studio Ghibli films like Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away. A recent highlight in her production is the Micro-Museum series, which provides concise educational deep dives into historical artifacts and institutions like the Library of Alexandria. By emphasizing women’s history and global social anomalies, she provides brand partners a specialized platform for reaching intellectually curious audiences interested in decolonizing traditional historical narratives through high-quality video and audio production.