Really depends on what you want to check out. Here are some of my favorites in no particular order but roughly ordered by topic.
Science
- Astrum - various space and planets related topics
- Geschichtsfenster - A German channel on medieval topics and reactions to documentaries
- Raumzeit - Vlog der Zukunft - A German channel about space and science
- Urknall, Weltall und das Leben - A German science channel with focus on space topics
Technology
- Cathode Ray Dude - In-detail videos on 2000's tech with focus on audio/video hardware
- Lost In Tech - Videos on 3D printing and 3D printers
- my mechanics - High quality "restoration ASMR"
- The 8-Bit Guy - Videos about 1980's computer technology
- Brodie Robertson - News and commentary on various Linux and FOSS topics
- ThePrimeagen - Reactions on various coding-related content
- Kevin Powell - CSS tutorials and videos on CSS development
- Zack Freedman - Could be best described as "open source craftmanship"
Gaming
- aCookieGod - Minecraft mega builds in hardcore mode
- Fan The Deck - Steam Deck news and commentary
- Karl Jobst - Documentations on gaming history and speedruns
- Shulkercraft - Minecraft videos about creative and large build projects
- Summoning Salt - Video games speedrun history and documentation
3D printing
- 3D Printing Nerd - A channel about 3D printing topics
- CNC Kitchen - Mainly 3D printing content
I don't know these were posted or not but here is my suggestions which every youtube watching person probably already heard about most of them:
Not Just Bikes: Channel about Urban Planing-Living and how destructive the cars are.
History Matters: Short animated videos about historical events, narrated with humor.
my mechanics: Best and most detailed restorations ever.
NileRed - NileBlue: All about experimenting with chemical reactions.
Oversimplified: Like the name, oversimplified narrations of historical events but in a long form with animated depictions and humor of course.
Stefan Milo: Really informative research videos of archeology.
The Linux Experiment: Like the name suggests it's all about Linux.
Bad Lip Reading: It's in the name.
ChrisFix: Best car repair channel out there.
DIY Perks: DIY videos but heavy on the entertainment side rather than the doable diys.
Ethan Chlebowski: Trying to understand cooking from the perspective of homecooks.
Alex (the French Guy Cooking): Reverse engineering the recipes.
Brick Experiment Channel: Building Lego machines.
These all are high quality channels imo. There are a lot more but I am kinda lazy for now.
This is a csv file of really high quality channels that you can directly use in Piped: Proton Drive Link to csv file
Tom Scott
Defunctland is great for high quality documentaries on amusement parks and 2000s television
Sampson Boat Co. - British man and friends rebuild wooden sailing boat. If you have any interest in boats or craftsmanship you'll enjoy. Watch from the very beginning to see their incredible progress.
Beau Miles - Charming and slightly rough Australian man has strange adventures and philosophizes along the way. He gets excited about particularly useful/edible bits of trash along the highway.
Primitive Technology - Silent man with blue shorts exists alone in the jungle and has been working his way up to iron tools. He is freakishly fast at making fire with only two sticks. Watch in order to see his progression and turn on captions to see his commentary.
Spirit Of The Law - Extremely thorough Age of Empires II science and analysis. If you thought this 24 year old video game was dead, think again.
Settled - Old School RuneScape player plays the game with extra restrictions that create surprisingly compelling storytelling. "Swampletics", his Morytania-locked Ultimate Iron Man is legendary.
DIY Perks - British guy makes mostly brass/wooden PCs and other tech. His creations aren't always the most practical but they are always interesting. His slim PlayStation 5 was neat.
There's a handful of sustainable farming channels that I like: No-Till Growers, Richard Perkins, and Josh Sattin Farming. If your interests include food or growing stuff then these are for you.
I'm mostly into educational channels:
- CGP Grey (infrequent posting schedule, but really good when he does)
- Minute Earth (Quick Earth science videos)
- Minute Food (Quick food science videos)
- Technology Connections (explains new and old technologies)
- Kurzgesagt (general science with cartoon birds)
- Mark Rober (over the top engineering)
- The 8-bit Guy (retro computing and pc gaming)
Then there's "You Suck at Cooking" for silly, but good recipe videos.
"Film Joy" for deep dives into films
"Lock Picking Lawyer" to watch a guy pick any lock in a few minutes (addictive)
Gaming
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TheRussianBadger - gaming with good humor and editing
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Max0r - gaming with good humor, voice acting, and insane editing
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Scott the Woz - for that old YouTube feel
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RTGame - funny Irish gaming man
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Call Me Kevin - funny Irish gaming man
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Indeimaus - mostly horror and Metroidvania gaming
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Game Apologist - good Sonic content
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RadKing - Fallout content
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Iron Pineapple - From Software enthusiast
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MuYe - BeamNG content
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The Orpheon - good Metroid content
Tech Stuffs
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Louis Rossman - disgruntled business tech repair man
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Gamers Nexus - pc tech review
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Linus Tech Tips (and its other channels) - LMG has been making some very good changes since their first response to their recent controversies. If they actually deliver with them, then all of these channels should be good to watch. Mac Address should be fine to watch as it has been stated that the channel and group affiliated are kept somewhat separated from the rest of LMG for various reasons.
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Hardware Unboxed - Australian pc tech review
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Monitors Unboxed - Hardware Unboxed for Monitors
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Dave's Garage - cool Windows tricks from the guy who made the Task Manager
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The Cherno - good Australian C++ channel
Open Source Stuffs
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Nicco Loves Linux - good KDE and GNOME stuff
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The Linux Experiment - Linux and open source news
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unfa🇺🇦 - open source audio solutions
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Mental Outlaw - the libre man
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Royal Skies - free and open 2d and 3d content and assets
Animation
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TerminalMontage - great animations
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Noodle - great story animator
Practical Experiments
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The Slow Mo Guys - slow motion videos of pretty cool stuff
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Hacksmith Industries - cool Sci-Fi irl building channel
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Shadiversity - medieval weapon and armour experimentation
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ElectroBOOM - shocking experiments
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Major Hardware - 3d printing and fan design showdown
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Donut - good car content
Music
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SilvaGunner - wacky game music
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Eurobeat Gems - great if you like Eurobeat music
Education
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Audio University - how your sound system works
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Kyle Hill - science with nerd Thor
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LockPickingLawyer - you will never look at locks the same way
Miscellaneous
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No Text To Speech - cool for Discord users
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Fact Fiend - miscellaneous facts and British banter
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Bosnian Ape Society - If you've seen Nvidia Bread, then you'll understand.
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High Boi - movie summaries
There's more that I could # recommend, but I couldn't figure out how to describe them.
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A list of dependable education channels I made a while ago
https://www.youtube.com/c/TheHistoryGuyChannel
https://www.youtube.com/user/jastownsendandson
https://www.youtube.com/c/szyzyg
https://www.youtube.com/c/PlainlyDifficult
https://www.youtube.com/c/SteveMould
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfCKvREB11-fxyotS1ONgww
https://www.youtube.com/c/Bigclive
https://www.youtube.com/greymatter
https://www.youtube.com/c/fermilab
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheRoyalInstitution
https://www.youtube.com/c/imperialcollegevideo
https://www.youtube.com/c/scholagladiatoria
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQMyhrt92_8XM0KgZH6VnRg
https://www.youtube.com/c/Wendoverproductions
https://www.youtube.com/c/Scienceasylum
https://www.youtube.com/c/PracticalEngineeringChannel
https://www.youtube.com/c/TomScottGo
https://www.youtube.com/c/veritasium
https://www.youtube.com/user/todsstuff1
https://www.youtube.com/user/EngineeringExplained
https://www.youtube.com/user/numberphile
https://www.youtube.com/user/periodicvideos
https://www.youtube.com/user/sixtysymbols
https://www.youtube.com/c/CuriousDroid
https://www.youtube.com/c/inanutshell
https://www.youtube.com/c/ProjectFarm
https://www.youtube.com/c/TheTimTraveller
https://www.youtube.com/c/RealEngineering
https://www.youtube.com/c/ModernHistoryTV
https://www.youtube.com/c/CityBeautiful
https://www.youtube.com/user/ObsNights
https://www.youtube.com/c/AncientHistoryNerd
https://www.youtube.com/user/PIOutreach
https://www.youtube.com/c/arduinoversusevil2025
https://www.youtube.com/c/smartereveryday
Echoing some other suggestions surely, but here are a few that I regularly come back to:
GAMING:
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CallMeKevin (really funny, wholesome Irish guy known for playing games kinda hilariously incorrectly )
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GameGrumps (two best friends playing games and riffing. Usually very funny and wildly inappropriate. Feels like gaming with high school buddies)
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Outside Xbox/Outside Xtra (small team of British friends with lots of quirky, easily digestible “7 things” lists over the years)
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Dungeon Dudes (pretty broad and approachable dives into all things D&D)
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Smooth McGroove (older channel with many delightful a cappella renditions of video game songs)
COOKING:
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Babish Culinary Universe (super approachable, funny, and well-edited cooking tutorials with fun themes and lots of room to be wrong)
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How to Cook That (Ann Reardon is a super knowledgeable, friendly, crazy talented baker, and she does a lot of good work to address and debunk dangerous & stupid trends on social media)
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Joshua Weissman (similar vibes to Babish, but a little more overtly comedic. Does great recreations of fast food classics)
SCIENCE & TECH:
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Technology Connections (deep dives that make mundane things in our lives seem super fascinating)
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OzTalksHw (very wholesome, budget-friendly PC builds with an emphasis on self care.)
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ZeFrank (excellent, accurate, and very funny short nature documentaries)
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NetworkChuck (friendly, well-edited tutorials on lots of IT-related things)
ENTERTAINMENT AND OTHER/MISC:
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Kitboga (fairly wholesome considering the content area. He exposes and confronts phone scammers with hilarious made up character voices and fake websites & accounts, and he teaches people what to look out for in the process. Lots of swearing and shouting from scammers that he regularly pisses off by wasting their time and getting their accounts closed)
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Watcher (Ryan and Shane do a lot of different interesting things, and their banter and chemistry are infinitely watchable. Puppet History is a particular favorite)
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Digging the Greats (really cool deep dives into the makings, origins, and fun facts about all things hip hop)
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Depends on what you are interested in:
AntsCanada
Donut Media
Hoonigan
Ken Block
george hotz archive
Primitive Technology
Scott Manely
Colin Furze
Linus Tech Tips
Louis Rossman
NotJustBikes
Adam Something
City Beautiful
Alan Fisher
CityNerd
Rich Rebuilds
JerryRigEverything
Marques Brownlee
WOBO
Rising with The hill
Breaking points
Russell Brand
Kim Iverson
Sabby Sabs
The Jimmy Dore Show
Hard Lens Media
The Dive with Jackson Hinkle
JRE Snips & Clips
Here are a few of my favorites:
Up and Atom — an educational science channel. She gives plain-English explanations of all sorts of science topics, from quantum physics to computer science and even some philosophical puzzles from history.
TierZoo — a comedy/educational channel. In each video, he looks at animals as though they are playable classes in an MMO, explaining their strengths, weaknesses, and place in "the meta". It's comedy because it's video-game-themed, but it's also well-researched and based on real zoology. It's a riot.
Simone Giertz — you've probably seen clips of her shitty robots. She builds things for fun, profit, and just because. Most of her projects have an element of absurdity. Some of them work.
What I think are underrated channels, alreayd listed channels removed. Some have irregular schedules but still worth checking out.
Animals
- Cal Falcons: live stream of a falcon nest on a rooftop
- Deep Look: small world biology (PBS)
- Journey to Microcosmos: smaller world biology (Hank Green)
- Saveafox: domestic fox rescue
Science/Tech
- Captain Dissilusion: video editing vs disinformation
- Cody's Lab: currently building a "Mars" habitat
- The Friday Checkout: weekly tech highlights
Music
- CSGuitars: electric guitar science
- First of October (Andrew Huang, Rob Scallon): very constrained songwriting
- Rhythm in Africa: sub-Saharan instruments
- Wataru Kousaka: Japanese instruments
Pop culture
- Game Changer: improv comedy as a game show (CollegeHumor)
- Overanalyzing Avatar: "This man is dead. Appa killed a man"
- Solid jj: voiced superhero comic parodies
History
- Jay Foreman: British culture and/or maps
- Lateral with Tom Scott: lateral thinking puzzle as a podcast
- Objectivity: very interesting objects (Brady Haran)
- Sam O'Nella Academy: badly researched and animated trivia satire
I've seen it listed a bunch but i want to highlight project farm.
It is a great channel that tests everything tool related including commom household products. Definitely check it out before buuing any tools really.
kurzgesagt - Science & Education - I personally love their videos of nuclear technology and their videos such as "What if we nuked the moon?"
Captain Desilusion, definitely
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numberphile: math channel
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project kamp; bunch of people building a remote permaculture camp. invite people all over the world to work there.
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primitive technology
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alt shift x
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ze Frank : witty animal science channel
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game maker's toolkit
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journey to the microcosmos
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Corning museum of glass
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townsends
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life in jars?
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lofty pursuits
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learn Google sheets and excel spreadsheets
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Jacob Geller Wonderful art and gaming essays.
Lemmino, hogg and fern. for quality animated documentaries
German: Ultralativ for Medienkompetenz-Content
If you're interested in computer architecture/embedded systems, you gotta watch Ben Eater videos. His series of building a 6502 computer really helped computer architecture click for me.
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Tasting History: Historical recipes re-created and the history behind them.
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Accented Cinema: Video essays covering foreign (mainly Asian) films and actors.
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ComicTropes: History of certain comic book runs, spin-offs, writers, artists, and tropes.
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Game Sack: Deep dives into classic video game consoles and games.
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Ordinary Sausage: A guy who makes sausage out of anything and everything.
Tried to hit multiple interests with this list. There’s so many smaller creators I’d love to recommend, but they all revolve around more specific topics / hobbies / interests.
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The China Show. Latest Video shows the astonishing destruction from the floods in Beijing and how the CCP is doing their best to cover it up. Literally. No, actually literally. Timecode is about 7:20 if I remember correctly.
I've been binging their videos for 2 weeks, and learning so much about how China actually works.
ManyATrueNerd for funny and wholesome let's plays. Especially for Fallout fans, but there's so much more than that.
Mathologer makes great math videos that should be understandable even by people with no higher math education.
Styropyro - if Bill Nye, Doc Brown and FPS Russia had a baby and it made youtube videos
I'm not doing links because I'm lazy, but I watch a lot of YouTube and these are my favorites:
Ordinary Things - funny smarmy British dude explains ordinary things. Once a month or so, very high effort stuff.
That Chapter - funny sarcastic Irish guy explains true crime things. Twice a week on a good week. Also high effort research
Internet Comment Etiquette - this is not for you. Don't watch it. You've been warned.
LGR - the best legacy youtuber talks about the best legacy tech.
Patrick Willems - funny American guy explains movie stuff.
The Crafsman Steady Craftin - funny puppet man does crafts. This is the most high effort channel on YouTube.
https://youtube.com/@ExplainingComputers
A very easy to follow channel explaining all things computers. It should come to no surprise the guy is (was?) a lecturer at university
Contrapoints and Andrewism immediately come to mind. Might add more in an edit.
- Steve1998MREInfo tests and reviews military MREs from all around the world. Surprisingly entertaining and wholesome.
- Townsends 18th century living history reenactment and history, especially focusing on the food and everyday chores of colonial Americans.
- Wendigoon cool dude who makes videos on conspiracies, analog horror series, modern mysteries, and bible studies.
- Knowing Better educational political and sociological videos with occasional skits.
All these comments and not one mention of Tasting History with Max Miller. If you like food and/or history, check it out.
Moon Channel, a lawyer who dives into some of the legal topics surrounding the gaming industry, most of them Nintendo related. Really well researched information about emulation legality, modding, even copyright infringement Nintendo themselves committed in the 90's (in the Mother 3 video), all sorts of stuff.
He also has a few other things, like a REALLY LONG video on JRPGs, or commentary on MMOs.
I was going to suggest the older "All Gas No Brakes" or "Channel 5 with Andrew Callaghan" but looks like there's been some controversy around him and no more videos since then.
BobbyBroccoli
Dude makes hour long (or longer) videos / (videoseries) about scientific topics, such as "America's missing supercollider" or "Man who tried to fake an element". And they are all done really well.
- https://www.youtube.com/@TheTimTraveller - Utterly charming and funny travel videos
- https://www.youtube.com/@AtomicShrimp - Incredibly wholesome nerdyness in a multitude of forms
- https://www.youtube.com/@anderspuck - Insightful and considered observations about the war in Ukraine
- https://www.youtube.com/@TheCriticalDrinker - Unashamedly non-PC reviews and observations on film and TV
I think this thread is the first one to get my save button.
On topic, if you're into gardening (or just wanna watch something different) check out Hoocho. A guy building hydroponic systems and growing stuff. Great channel. Also no weed if that's the first thing that comes to mind from hydroponics.
Breaking Taps
The Thought Emporium
Technology Connections
The first two are people doing things at home that shouldn't be possible without a uni lab.
Connections does really thorough deep dives into every day tech we use.
Thanks guys this is awesome!
Veritasium
- Alt Shift X
- Sam O'nella Academy
- Nexpo
- William Osman
- Plainly Difficult
- Good Mythical Morning / Rhett and Link
- Ed Bassmaster
- Sumito Media
- Primitive Technology
- Solar Sands
- Veritasium
- Brian Lagerstrom
- Beau Miles
- First We Feast
I like echarts ladder lots of starwars content.
Also obsidian ant, game reviews etc
Mental Outlaw
This is pretty niche, but if you've watched Summoning Salt and are looking for something similar, check out OneShortEye:
https://www.youtube.com/@OneShortEye
He does something similar for the world of speedrunning old LucasArts/Sierra adventure games. Highly recommended!
Astonished to see a thread about YouTube and not see any mention of Dankpods. I sub to two patreons, and Wade's is one of them. It's because of him that I have an ever-growing collection of iPods.
So these people are my go too:
Tech: MrWhosTheBoss LTT Sam Baker Andrew Ethan zeng Joe knows best(amazing but hardly uploads now)
Cars Donut Misha charoudin Auto Alex Matt Armstrong Chris slix
Video games Wildcat Black panthaa Game riot Cartoonz Grizzy Smi77y
Other random things: Thoughty2 History matters Shxtsngigs Manny khoshbin Drivetribe Gameranx Lemmino
glassslinger - million year old guy in a dress fabricates vacuum tubes and repairs radios. steve1989mreinfo - guy eats old mres crimepaysbutbotanydoesnt - gonzo nature walks uscsb - your tax dollars at work
Jan Misali
Vlogbrothers has been a favourite for many years. They do so much good! And do lots of silly stuff too, like making a series of videos with titles taken from smash mouth’s rockstar 😀
jim browning (tech support scams).
Hacks into scammers' systems while they're scamming him and exposes them. Gives you a so satisfying sense of justice. And it's overall interesting to see how he's working, and educational too.
Most of mine have already been mentioned, but here are a few I didn't see:
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Songs by Spencer A guy named Spencer makes songs. Relatively new channel, but the production quality is top notch. I think his day job is owner of a video production company.
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Cheap Audio Man Reviews relatively cheap audio gear. Cheap is a pretty wide range in the audio world.
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Awesome Open Source Talks about open source software. Usually runs through how to install and basic usage/features.
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Chris Titus Tech Tech channel. Mostly Windows and Linux.
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Techno Tim Mostly homelab related stuff
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66Samus Drum stuff
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Nicole van der Hoeven Obsidian.md / Personal Knowledge Management
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Rachel Maksy Cosplay / crafty stuff
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How to ADHD ADHD stuff
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Coffeezilla Covers scams, grifters, etc.
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James Hoffmann All things coffee
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The Kiffness Makes songs out of random internet clips of animals. Or remixes other people singing. My kids love this channel.
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Subject zero science
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If you are interested in woodworking there are 2 channels.
Stumpy Nubs -- provides quick (usually < 15 min) how to videos on different techniques and tricks. He does a great job of explaining and demonstrating things
Bourbon Moth - a lot of full build videos (they tend to be > 30 minutes), but he does a great job of explaining the whole process from start to finish
fern is a relatively new channel covering various themes – like why french McDonalds is so much better or how a few german companies profited from Hitler and never took responsibility – in extremly high quality. Its a cooperation of two established dutch and a german channels. Really worth checking out.
I really like Illinois EnergyProf Talks a lot about energy, reactors, turbines, solar you name it
Grand Illusions. A nice old man gently shows you all the cool stuff he's collected. It's fantastic calm and soothing entertainment.
Pop Culture Detective - probably my favourite out of the millions of video-essay makers
I haven't seen the fall of civilizations channel being mentioned, so here you go.
Miniminuteman - Archaeology and BS-debunking
Crecganford - Anthropological views on mythology
münecat - popular culture BS-debunking and other stuff
The daily show - I like the discussions more than the show.
NativLang - Linguistics and stuff
Soft white underbelly.
My favourite channel is probably History of the Universe
PBS Space Time is also excellent
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I can't believe no one has mentioned Aging Wheels and Under Dunn, both by Robert Dunn.
The first is Robert's channel about his crazy car collection and the work he does on them. The second is his woodworking channel. His sense of humor and video editing skills are amazing and he seems like a really nice guy all around.
My interests/politics:
- Brodie Robertson
- Jessie Gender
- Wisecrack
- Some More News
- Jared Bauer
- ThePrimeAgen
- John Hammond
Mr Mobile for all your tech needs. Great looking videos, great content.
I like this ASMR channel: https://youtube.com/@InvolvingAmbience
LOVE the Hopeless Romantic Society recently. Jahad has truly perfected the "man on the street" formula, gives grace to the interviewee, and has a punchy, hilarious editing style.
I've been a fan of Continue? for over a decade. Just a weekly let's play series that's kept the spirit of the early 2010 gaming YouTube alive.
Cathode Ray Dude
CoolWorldsLab
monty zander makes really nice video essay analyzing video games and his podcast lore dump is great. really underated channel
If you like art and comedy, try Drawfee. They are millennials, just FYI.
If you like insanely funny gaming, I highly recommend LetsGameItOut for some good "oh god my sides I'm dying here" funnies.
History
Atun Shei Films
Politics
Left Laser (If you speak Dutch) | Second Thought | First Thought | Breakthrough News
Comedy
ExplosmEntertainment (Cyanide and Happiness) | Foil, Arms and Hog (irish comedy sketches)
Travel
Kristian Hansen (Travels through Indonesia with a motorbike)
Nature
Mossy Earth (does rewilding projects with the funding from their patreon)
Did anyone mention MelodySheep? His space videos are so damn amazing I actually downloaded them and backed them up to the cloud.
I really like Stevie videos. He plays this game called Rust that's a pvp based game. He's makes hours long videos that have a solid plot with a beginning, middle, and end. I've never played a minute of rust but I love his narrative style. Its art truly.
Caleb Hammer
He's like a millennial Dave Ramsey. Personal finance doesn't get enough attention and he makes good bingeable content that makes me want to save more.
I'm into mystery and true crime stuff.
Lazy Masquerade - mix of mystery and true crime
Nick Crowley - Internet deep dives with horror theme
Nexpo - same as above
Wendigoon - conspiracies, mysteries, ARGs, GIANTS
Lore Lodge - probably the most objective mystery YouTuber
Lights Out Podcast - podcast for supernatural and true crime
Mr. Ballen - good primer for this kind of content, more of a storyteller than objective
Let's Read - narration of scary stories
Street Lamp Horror - same as above
Ripshy - same as above and smaller YouTuber
If you like cats and building things for cats this guy is amazing: https://www.youtube.com/@hahahaYouTube
It's a korean guy on a fish farm that started vlogging 7 years ago, and he had a lot of stray cats that he helped out, made food for, made sleeping spots etc. I think he became pretty popular in korean (1mil + subs), and he is now building more and more cool stuff for his cats.
david bennett piano is a really cool music analysis channel
CathodeRayDude and Keybored
LunaOi - Vietnamese communist YouTuber.
IBIJ Anime - I‘m not that into anime, but these crossover vids are just amazing!
Here's a few channels I like that post interesting content if you're into retro stuff.
- Tech Tangents
- Michael MJD
- Anders Nielsen
- PCRetroTech
- ctrl-alt-rees
- Noel's Retro Lab
- GadgetUK164
- Adrian's Digital Basement
There's many more but these are the channels I highly recommend checking out.
Mic The Snare is a great channel talking about music. He uploads "Deep Discog Dives" where he goes into the discography of artists and does commentary talking about hot topics in music. His most DDD is Prince which is nearly 2 hours long (don't worry, most of his DDDs are less than 40 minutes long) and it was amazing.
Vice Grip Garage Rescues old forgotten cars and manages to drive them home. He has his own style and I think you either like it or not. You can't deny his skill and ability to resurrect classic cars.
Not many I follow too closely to be honest these days. I just did a big purge of a bunch of my subscriptions so there's only a handful now.
Gaming/Entertainment:
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Nextlander: General gaming; comprised of three ex-members of Giant Bomb (Vinny, Alex, and Brad).
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Mr. Samuel Streamer: Primarily focused on Rimworld and Crusader Kings, just an extremely witty guy that puts a lot of work into what he does. Often spends 8-9 hours in gameplay and editing to make a 30 minute episode, every day.
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Nilaus: Factory/automation games, like Factorio and Dyson Sphere Program.
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The Jimmy Dore Show: Semi-leftist, has liberal tendancies but is more political comedy than serious commentary, so I categorize him more as entertainment than political. I often don't agree with all of his takes, but the show can be good sometimes.
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CryptTV: Mini-horror episodes, often with a few recurring monsters. Really well done effects work.
Politics:
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Li Jingjing: China-based journalist, covers China and the global south as a whole. Does both serious stories and cultural/interest pieces. Great for somebody just interested in seeing more China without the anti-China rhetoric.
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George Galloway: Left-leaning talk show host, some reactionary tendancies but he does have a pretty good range of guests from time to time, including the above. He's been around for ages, very well established.
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The Deprogram: Leftist talk show and podcast.
That's kind of my entire subscription list at the moment, it has been cut down a lot recenty.
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The What Files.
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