Paradise & Co. launches YouTube series on Judaism

Paradise & Co. has launched a new YouTube Shorts series called Judaism on July 22, 2026, in Austin, Texas. The series is tied to debate over Texas Senate Bill 10 and is designed as an introduction to Jewish scripture, beliefs and related topics.

Why it matters: - Paradise & Co. is using a short-form video series to frame Judaism for a broader audience at a moment when Texas policy is putting Jewish scripture into public classrooms. - The series arrives as Texas Senate Bill 10 requires a Ten Commandments poster in every Texas public primary and secondary school classroom. - The project aims to fill what Barbara Permilla Roth describes as a gap in qualified Hebrew spiritual teaching.

What happened: - Paradise & Co. announced the YouTube series Judaism on July 22, 2026. - The series was created by Barbara Permilla Roth. - The release date and announcement were tied to Austin, Texas. - Paradise & Co. posted the series on its YouTube channel, Paradise & Co. on YouTube.

The details: - The first series includes 11 YouTube Shorts episodes. - Each clip includes a clickable description. - The episode titles are God, Hebrew Bible, Ten Commandments, Messiah, Prayer, Holy, Soul, Heaven & Hell, Antisemitism, Zionism, and Love & Peace. - Paradise & Co. says a second 11-part series is in development and will focus specifically on the Ten Commandments. - Roth said the Texas mandate requires a poster of the Ten Commandments in every public primary and secondary classroom. - Roth said those commandments are holy laws from the Torah and Bible. - Roth said the classroom posters do not provide qualified Hebrew spiritual teaching. - Roth is a Radio-TV-Film graduate from the School of Communications at The University of Texas at Austin. - Roth won a Silver award in Children’s Programming at the WorldFest–Houston Film Festival for the documentary Acorn Entrepreneurs – Visions of Young Enterprises. - Roth has studied the Torah’s internality for more than 25 years. - Roth is the author of Illumination— a journey toward spiritual sovereignty.

Between the lines: - The series appears to be part education project, part response to a public policy fight over how Judaism and the Ten Commandments are presented in schools. - Short-form video gives Paradise & Co. a direct way to package religious teaching for social media audiences. - The mix of topics suggests the series is designed to blend scripture, theology, identity and contemporary issues like antisemitism and Zionism.

What's next: - Paradise & Co. plans a second 11-part YouTube Shorts series centered on the Ten Commandments. - The company is likely to continue using the format’s clickable descriptions and short episodes to expand the project’s reach.

The bottom line: - Paradise & Co. is turning a Texas education controversy into a new digital teaching series on Judaism, with more episodes already planned.