Anyone got any good Youtube channels to view? I like to watch some on my tablet. Here are a few I watch:
SV Delos - sailing channel of a boat sailng round world - almost like a travel documentary. Sail-life also good on a sailboat restoration.
Thoughty2 - once a month or so video on some irreverent topic - always put together well.
Smartereveryday - great science based channel, always well researched and interesting
PBS Spacetime - all things space - very detailed
Colin Furze - just nuts usually some crazy engineering contraption
NerdWriter1 - interesting observations from film, TV, arts
Plus lots more - anyone got any good suggestions to look at?
p.s. TED has loads of great videos - view them through TED App
Last edited by Dazzler; 5th October 2017 at 09:34.
Hydraulic Press Channel and "Beyond The Press", both run by a Finnish couple who do daft experiments with stuff that's generally very hot, heavy, and dangerous. For when you want to watch Smarter Every Day, but you're worried you might actually learn something.
Also Petrolicious for beautifully shot, generally vintage car films.
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AvE - pulls apart all sorts of tools and electrical products to see how they work, then rebuilds or mods, also tests and reviews many tools.
JoergSprave (The Slingshot Channel) is fantastic. He makes some mental (and lethal) bits and pieces, very funny guy too; *Thick German accented growl* "Lemme show you its features... hahaha".
I used to play high stakes poker with a chap named Paul, he now streams online casino sessions under the name "RocknRolla". Probably pretty boring to most but they can be quite fun to watch.
I watch TeamNeverLucky in the same vein.Originally Posted by kevkojak
Very funny guy "Hooooold.... Let's Go!"
I've never played against him but he strikes me as a top numbers man, mind you he relies on the HUD for almost all the big decisions.
WW2Historyhunter...
Enthusiastic guy, makes some great finds..
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If you like AvE, the BigClive is some home grown talent.
Always enjoy Ashens for some geeky goodness.
Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell for some thought provoking animated science
YouTube is my source of evening entertainment these days! Amazing source of information, misinformation, opinion, consumer reviews, music... love it!
What a great thread! I read this on my phone, MacBook in front of me and I am hitting the keys to go to all these channels. Thanks for this.
Menno
Jimmy Diresta, a great 'maker' loads of great content if you like wood and metal work projects with a few other things thrown in for good measure .
Paul Sellers woodworking, old school British craftsman sharing his knowledge about tools and joinery projects.
Glove and Boots (hysterical glove puppets)
Lindybeige (affable madman talks about weapons and history)
Ashens (crazy eating of ancient food)
Goodmythicalmorning (two yanks wax lyrical on everyday topics)
British Pathe can be a great time-spender.
Typically you start off doing a year-of-birth search, then you see something that catches your eye and thereafter it becomes a rabbit-hole of interesting stuff.
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Lazy Game Reviews (LGR) is the only one I watch reasonably regularly.
Forgotten Weapons is always interesting
Vintage Space https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw9...GHhTml4xZ9yIqg
Does anyone bother with Pew-Die-Pie?
I watched a few of his gaming vids (walkthroughs, completions, secrets etc) on the xbox 360 years ago, but after stumbling across his channel again the other night I can honestly say I would feed myself my own eyes than watch a full video of his rambling these days.
I believe he was the first You-Tube millionaire and fair play to him, he puts the work in, but I find him seriously hard to watch these days.
Nope. His racist anti Semitic faux pas would not make me want to either.
Food Ranger - find that quite easy viewing.
Mr JWW - seems like a decent chap.
Big Daws TV - for the prank vids
My kids love dude perfect - some clever stuff and actually quite affable
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Car Cleaning Guru - Good advice and very well edited. He has a very relaxing and soothing voice too.
EEVBlog: great for electronics.
Fire Escape Griller https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQf...D5ZXC9YKA8v7yg you also generally get some Seiko action :-)
Not really into sailing but this is the only channel I watch frequently
https://youtu.be/74EOOTk0HMQ
Watched the WA2000 test yesterday, very interesting..
Wasn't aware of any of these channels (and I get lost in the youtube rabbit hole alot) and just wrote them down on my notes!
Keep them coming!
Shittyflute
Their rendition of ave Maria and toto Africa are probably my 2 most watched youtube vids.
Regular car review... Always funny dialogue... Especially when they do British cars.. And Subaru putdowns given I used to have one
Hodinkee - talking watches
Schmee150 - good car content
Logan paul - general stupidness
I just discovered this on the youtube thanks to you. Am actually crying at the AHA Take On Me recital. I daren't look at any of the others. Comedy gold.
EDIT: Good CHRIST Ave Maria topped it by some margin. This reminds me of when I first discovered one could access pornography on the internet. Or something.
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This is hysterical.
Bad Obsession Motorsport is worth a watch - two blokes building a crazy Mini.
A few I've enjoyed:
Zurichminds: Similar to TED talks (mini lectures by the experts).
Guido Warnecke: Private jet pilot shares his GoPro flying videos taking you "in the cockpit" with jets and turboprop aircraft world-wide - with live ATC.
Davie McPhail: Expert fly tying by one of the greats. (I've never fly-fished but find his work amazing - mini works of art - and his vids are very relaxing for some strange reason)
19bozzy92 when you have petrol in your vanes.
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