YouTube channels you like ?

[Honu]

Know we have had some of these posts but these days very few shows or movies are worth watching IMHO so please share some of yours :) does not have to be history based just figured I would stick to this for my post :)

As a history buff these are a few history channels I like
I do have subs to various hobbies of mine of course but History often spreads across most folks so here are some that I seem to watch for various reasons


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfCKvREB11-fxyotS1ONgww/featured
Mark Felton Productions

Mark Felton Productions is a STRICTLY NON-POLITICAL history channel presenting films by leading military historian and author Dr. Mark Felton on a variety of fascinating historical subjects, with particular focus on WWII and the Cold War.


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxr2d4As312LulcajAkKJYw
Townsends

A channel dedicated to exploring the 18th Century lifestyle.

Subscribe for hundreds of videos on 18th century living, cooking, clothing, and much more.



https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUcyEsEjhPEDf69RRVhRh4A
The Great War

The Great War covers the First World War from 1914 to 1923 – in real time. Every other week, Jesse Alexander cover the important events that influenced the world 100 years ago. Form 2014 - 2018, Indiana Neidell followed the main events of what is classically considered as World War 1 on a weekly basis.


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCggHoXaj8BQHIiPmOxezeWA
History Buffs

A show dedicated solely to reviewing historical movies. Ever wondered how much a film is based on a true story? This is the place to find out

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsaGKqPZnGp_7N80hcHySGQ
TastingHistory

Love Food? Can't get enough of History? Then you've come to the right place.

Every Tuesday, I show you how to make a different historic dish while exploring the history surrounding it.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP1AejCL4DA7jYkZAELRhHQ
World War Two

World War Two dives into the history of one of the most devastating wars in human history. Indy Neidell, Spartacus Olsson and their team of dedicated historians cover the events of World War Two week by week in realtime. Additionally, we take an in-depth look at the war against humanity, key figures in all camps, military hardware, impact on culture, military strategies and life at the home fronts or under occupation.

[jsbhike]

Townsends are a favorite of mine.

Paul Harrell is probably my favorite shooting type channel.

https://www.alloutdoor.com/2019/06/24/anyone-listen-paul-harrel/

https://www.youtube.com/c/PaulHarrell

The Rollins Gang is fun.

https://www.youtube.com/c/CowboyKentRollins

This guy has a lot of info in short spurts and gives references.

https://www.youtube.com/c/HighImpactVlogs


Almost forgot the Guygers!
https://www.youtube.com/c/TheHistoryGuyChannel

[Grand58742]

I'm subscribed to:

Curious Droid (Science and technology channel with some military videos as well)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC726J5A0LLFRxQ0SZqr2mYQ

Everyday Astronaut (Space related, sometimes his videos are long, but they are extremely informative)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6uKrU_WqJ1R2HMTY3LIx5Q

Scott Manley (Mainly space related, but also technology)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxzC4EngIsMrPmbm6Nxvb-A

Geographics, TopTenz and Megaprojects are all from the same guy Simon Whistler and cover a variety of subjects.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHKRfxkMTqiiv4pF99qGKIw

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ-hpFPF4nOKoKPEAZM_THw/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0woBco6Dgcxt0h8SwyyOmw

[BWT]

Garand Thumb, Instructor Chad, Chewjitsu, Smarter Every Day, and a few gaming ones and Cisco certification ones I find interesting.

ETA: I found Lucky Gunner has really great content too for drills, etc.

God Bless,

Brandon

[PracticalRifleman]

Paul Harrell is an idiot.


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[BoringGuy45]

Garand Thumb and Vickers Tactical are my two favorites for guns and gear.

For good political stuff, Colion Noir, Officer Tatum, Mike the Cop, and Prager U are all really good.

For my cooking/brewing hobby, I like Binging With Babish and Larry Beer and BBQ.

[Honu]

Garand Thumb and Vickers Tactical are my two favorites for guns and gear.

For good political stuff, Colion Noir, Officer Tatum, Mike the Cop, and Prager U are all really good.

For my cooking/brewing hobby, I like Binging With Babish and Larry Beer and BBQ.
For fun another cooking sous vide everything by the Guga foods guy cause I do a lot of sous vide :)
One of my fav gun tactic overall is Warrior Poet Society good info good humor and seems to be a good guy (never met him so only based on his demeanor on the channel and not be so serious all the time)

[Dennis]

We have been hooked by a travel blog with a couple nice adventurous Tennessee kids that hit 100 countries in 4 years.

Maybe because we seem to have shared travel beliefs:

- Coffee
- Love to eat
- Don't like waiting in line for museums and tourist stuff
- Really appreciate airport lounges
- Wife is always cold
- Husband hates shopping

https://www.youtube.com/c/KaraandNate

Favorite episode arcs include the trans Siberian railway, trek to Everest Base Camp, and Antarctic cruise. They seem to do out of the way places better than popular ones.

They have 700+ episodes so plenty of time to kill!

Dennis.

[Arik]

If you like history check out Dan Carlin. His 5 part series on ww1 was really good. Each is part is like 5 hours long. It's just him talking so there's no video.

C&Rsenal

[SilverBullet432]

Well, here’s a few of my favorites off the top of my head, in no particular order;


1. Formula One (Official F1)
2. Paul Thorpe Watch Dealer (Watch related)
3. The Timeless Watch Channel (Watch related)
4. The Urban Gentry (Watch related)
5. Josh Revell (F1 related)
6. TommoF1 (F1 related)
7. London Watch Collector (Watch related)
8. ProducerMicheal (Watch/lifestyle related)
9. Rainbow Six ESports (Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege)
10. Reaper_EN (Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege)
11. MR PORTER (Watch/lifestyle related)
12. Kym Illman (F1 related)
13. Nico Rosberg (F1 related)
14. Bark and Jack (Watch related)
15. T.REX ARMS (Firearms/training related)
16. Garand Thumb (Firearms/training related)
17. Sam Chui (Travel related)
18. Seth’s Bike Hacks (Bicycle related)
19. Speed Comparer (Cars related)
20. Joshua Weissman (Cooking related)

[dmd08]

This Old Tony (welding,machining,mechanical stuff,dad jokes,great production value.)

Torbjorn Ahman (blacksmith with impeccable work)

Matt's Off Road Recovery (good ole boy rescuing stuck people in Zion NP area.)

Rick Beato (music theory, "What's Makes This Song Great" is a fantastic series of vids)

Clickspring (machining,hand fabrication of intricate mechanisms)

Advanced Knife Bro (hard to explain. Humorous knife reviews)

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

Trent Palmer- bush pilot
Mike Patey- Aero engineer make it happen guy
Drachinifel- Insights into Naval warships
Greg's airplanes and automobiles- So you think you know WWII fighter planes. Really. You don't. How about a 2 hour dissertation on supercharges, MW50, fuel octane and altitude...
Ask an escort: it's, well duh. And its free.

WOW- As I was writing this there was a huge BOOM outside. In my PJs Pocket my CCW and a flashlight and head outside- kid had skidded his parents Tesla across an intersection and onto a houses front lawn, all the way to their porch. Kid was AMPED. Cops and FD come, we watch him get a mini drunk test, which he must have passed. THere is a dip in the intersection, and he must have caught it and lost control.

Usual gun channels.

[gaijin]

Also a Mark Felton fan.

As an edged weapon (JSA) practitioner I watch several edged weapon channels.

scholagladiatoria; A Brit that does history of various countries weapons-
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt14YOvYhd5FCGCwcjhrOdA

Shinkan-ryū Kenpo; Expatriate American living in Japan on JSA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCufAmQyw4dSu4LDowCZC8Pw
(with endless other JSA focused channels)

TVR Exploring; An odd abandoned mines channel that I enjoy listening to while reloading or working at my bench.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeD7ZrrrgGhkVhE5EIPrBwA

Les Strouds "Survivorman" channel.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCldHkhuiNeU3YFLmlFw4fvA

[Honu]

Japanology plus is a show I like quite a bit about Japan in general watched this one not to long ago and your expat channel you mentioned made me think of it not sure if it will be anything you like :) but I love Japanese swords and most things about them etc... ya might like this (nothing exciting just a dif view point maybe ? figure I would post it :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gPtvtDmT5A



Also a Mark Felton fan.

As an edged weapon (JSA) practitioner I watch several edged weapon channels.

scholagladiatoria; A Brit that does history of various countries weapons-
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt14YOvYhd5FCGCwcjhrOdA

Shinkan-ryū Kenpo; Expatriate American living in Japan on JSA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCufAmQyw4dSu4LDowCZC8Pw
(with endless other JSA focused channels)

TVR Exploring; An odd abandoned mines channel that I enjoy listening to while reloading or working at my bench.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeD7ZrrrgGhkVhE5EIPrBwA

Les Strouds "Survivorman" channel.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCldHkhuiNeU3YFLmlFw4fvA

[Honu]

Double tap

[gaijin]

Yes, nice Honu, I had seen these.

Forgot Paul Martin; He's a Brit with a pretty amazing background.
Started as an electrician at the British Museum, was fascinated with Nihonto, became the Curator of Asian Antiquities (at the British Museum), lived in Japan and speaks fluent Japanese.
I met him in San Francisco years ago at an NTHK sword exhibit and spent some time with him. (I've collected Nihonto for years)
He was on a couple History Channel Nihonto programs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XdG9_AQMlw

[matemike]

I like Ryan Knapton's snowboarding videos

[Trihonda]

I like this guys channel. He has almost 2m subs and discusses and breaks down actual personal protection incidents, using surveillance video, body cameras, etc.. it’s amazing to see how people actually react when suddenly thrust into a gun fight.

https://www.youtube.com/c/ActiveSelfProtection

[MegademiC]

Politics: akkad daily (his in depth analysis is quite good). and mark dice (Short funny sarcastic vids - can get old).
Guns: garand thumb, trex arms (new long form stuff is great), ben stoeger.
Other: joe rogan, jordan peterson, slow-mo guys, history guy, smarter everyday (science).

[just a scout]

Corporal’s Corner for bushcrafting


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[jsbhike]

Paul Harrell is an idiot.


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Unlike most others(perhaps all) he actually has 1st hand experience with a self defense shooting without benefit of being .gov.

[StovePipe_Jammer]

I've become huge fan of Tim Pool's channels. He started off pretty lefty and it's been a blast to witness his red-pilling in real time. I've actually started to prefer getting some of my news from him after Drudge went full TDS. He's gone from non-gun owning "reasonable restrictions" to owning several among other drastic shifts.

I've been listening to Bear Independent and Forward Observer while I reload.

A mishmash of others:
Black Pigeon Speaks
Louder with Crowder
Garand Thumb
Colion Noir
Liberty Doll
Engineer Bruns (russian guy that does skits with machining)
Paul Joseph Watson
Impact Shooting
Plasmo (if you're into scale modeling)
This Old Tony


For laughs:
Good Patriot
Demolition Ranch
Black Rifle Coffee
Polenar Tactical
Tundra Tactical

[PracticalRifleman]

Unlike most others(perhaps all) he actually has 1st hand experience with a self defense shooting without benefit of being .gov.

The two aren’t mutually exclusive. That experience doesn’t validate him.

In fact, his shooting of butchered meat as ballistics validation is laughable at best. He’s advocacy of birdshot and .22lr for defensive use is dangerous.

Again, Paul Harrell is an idiot.


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[jsbhike]

The two aren’t mutually exclusive. That experience doesn’t validate him.

In fact, his shooting of butchered meat as ballistics validation is laughable at best. He’s advocacy of birdshot and .22lr for defensive use is dangerous.

Again, Paul Harrell is an idiot.


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Seeing what projectiles do to meat and bone seems like a decent thing to know.

Concerning rimfire, bird shot, muzzle loading projectiles, and who knows what else, every time I have seen him demonstrate any of them it is just a demo and not a claim it is what needs to be used.

[PracticalRifleman]

Seeing what projectiles do to meat and bone seems like a decent thing to know.

Concerning rimfire, bird shot, muzzle loading projectiles, and who knows what else, every time I have seen him demonstrate any of them it is just a demo and not a claim it is what needs to be used.

Cool, I’m not sure what seeing butchered meat tells you, but if that’s your thing, then you do you. There is a reason no credible agency or ballistics expert advocates using butchered animals for ballistics testing.


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[Mozart]

If you like history check out Dan Carlin. His 5 part series on ww1 was really good. Each is part is like 5 hours long. It's just him talking so there's no video.

C&Rsenal

It’s also a podcast. His series about WW2 in the pacific is great

[Mozart]

This Old Tony (welding,machining,mechanical stuff,dad jokes,great production value.)

Torbjorn Ahman (blacksmith with impeccable work)

Matt's Off Road Recovery (good ole boy rescuing stuck people in Zion NP area.)

Rick Beato (music theory, "What's Makes This Song Great" is a fantastic series of vids)

Clickspring (machining,hand fabrication of intricate mechanisms)

Advanced Knife Bro (hard to explain. Humorous knife reviews)

Matt’s off road and Rick Beato, hell yeah.

I usually watch Timcast for current events if I’m not listening to a podcast (Shapiro usually)

But for LoLz, I like Evan Braddock. He plays Rainbow Six Siege with his friends and they just do stupid shit. It’s amusing. Idk, sometimes you just wanna turn off your brain and watch something goofy.

[PracticalRifleman]

Matt’s off road and Rick Beato, hell yeah.

I usually watch Timcast for current events if I’m not listening to a podcast (Shapiro usually)

But for LoLz, I like Evan Braddock. He plays Rainbow Six Siege with his friends and they just do stupid shit. It’s amusing. Idk, sometimes you just wanna turn off your brain and watch something goofy.

Rick Beato is excellent!!! One of my favorite channels.


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[Sam]

We have been hooked by a travel blog with a couple nice adventurous Tennessee kids that hit 100 countries in 4 years.

Maybe because we seem to have shared travel beliefs:

- Coffee
- Love to eat
- Don't like waiting in line for museums and tourist stuff
- Really appreciate airport lounges
- Wife is always cold
- Husband hates shopping

https://www.youtube.com/c/KaraandNate

Favorite episode arcs include the trans Siberian railway, trek to Everest Base Camp, and Antarctic cruise. They seem to do out of the way places better than popular ones.

They have 700+ episodes so plenty of time to kill!

Dennis.

Haha, I watch them too, not every episodes but a lot. Since covid19, they came back to the US and bought a Mercedes camper/van. Have you seen those? Nate almost electrocuted himself at least once, and then he almost blew himself up while searching for a gas leak with a lighter! I had to shake my head on that one.

Kara looks like a cheery, happy young version of a woman who used to be my best friend but we've had a falling out in the last 6 years or so. LOL.

I just wonder how the heck can they afford to travel and not work. I know they sold everything before they went off on their adventure, but sheesh, you're blowing your young life's saving.

I also been watching another travel video with another young couple, Eric and Allison:

https://www.youtube.com/c/Theendlessadventure/about

Love the cooking channels with Marion:

https://www.youtube.com/c/Marionskitchen/videos

Another cooking channel with Pai:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC27C_HWo-UmKkdWGsRJZ8EA

Wilson Combat, Dave Spaulding/Handgun Combatives channel when it come to guns.

I'm all over the place, jumping from travels to airplanes, helicopters, etc.

[Dennis]

Haha, I watch them too, not every episodes but a lot. Since covid19, they came back to the US and bought a Mercedes camper/van. Have you seen those? Nate almost electrocuted himself at least once, and then he almost blew himself up while searching for a gas leak with a lighter! I had to shake my head on that one.

Kara looks like a cheery, happy young version of a woman who used to be my best friend but we've had a falling out in the last 6 years or so. LOL.

I just wonder how the heck can they afford to travel and not work. I know they sold everything before they went off on their adventure, but sheesh, you're blowing your young life's saving.

I also been watching another travel video with another young couple, Eric and Allison:

https://www.youtube.com/c/Theendlessadventure/about

.

Yup. We like the international travel more but their van life vlogs are getting lots of views.

Which is exactly how they keep up their life along with sponsored content and Patreon donations. Google how much YouTubers with 1.5M subscribers can make from views...

We watch Endless Adventure as well. They look to be stuck in remodel fun for now.

Dennis.

[Honu]

Cool vid :) the sushi knife thing is a bit like another knife you tuber I have been watching recently
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOluHMoKJ6CrS0kcybhaThg

I had a nice sushi knife from Hawaii but its gone somewhere not sure where in the move :( for sushi since its a common thing over there and I used to fish almost every day And eat it reckon 5 days a week (sashimi more then sushi)

Yes, nice Honu, I had seen these.

Forgot Paul Martin; He's a Brit with a pretty amazing background.
Started as an electrician at the British Museum, was fascinated with Nihonto, became the Curator of Asian Antiquities (at the British Museum), lived in Japan and speaks fluent Japanese.
I met him in San Francisco years ago at an NTHK sword exhibit and spent some time with him. (I've collected Nihonto for years)
He was on a couple History Channel Nihonto programs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XdG9_AQMlw

[Honu]

For travel been getting a kick out of this guy “Bald and Bankrupt”
https://www.youtube.com/c/baldandbankrupt/videos

[Jellybean]

Haha, I watch them too, not every episodes but a lot. Since covid19, they came back to the US and bought a Mercedes camper/van. Have you seen those? Nate almost electrocuted himself at least once, and then he almost blew himself up while searching for a gas leak with a lighter! I had to shake my head on that one....

I realized that I am rather smart after watching that... :laugh:

Other than that, it seems I share a lot of YT channel tastes with you guys.
I think Schola Gladiatora has probably the best historical 'pointy things' channel going; nearly professional production and content value.

Aside from the usual guns, politics, pointy things, history, and 'other stuff' fare, I've been enjoying Aquaholic's channel. Because I love torturing myself by looking at expensive power yachts I will never be able to afford in several lifetimes. :laugh:

For gun stuff I also like InrangeTV, Forgotten Weapons, as well as MrGunsandGear, and Military Arms Channel for reviews, because if a gun is going to suck, for sure MAC will find out exactly how it is going to break and/or malfunction. :laugh:

I also like Military Aviation History and Chieftan's Hatch. Great interior overviews of all the cool flying and rolling stuff from WW2.

For 'turn your brain off' stuff, well... everything listed here between this list and the others here pretty much IS all my brain/off stuff...

I've also been enjoying watching the Critical Role D&D campaigns. The cast is hilarious, and it's great for brain/off use or for playing in the background and sort of half-watching when exercising or cleaning guns or some other boring task that only requires 50% of your attention.

[Arik]

It’s also a podcast. His series about WW2 in the pacific is greatHaven't gotten to that yet. I put him on when I have a lot of time. I did the whole ww1 show while painting all the doors and trim in the house. The one about capital punishment throughout history was very interesting as well Caesar's Gallic wars, specifically the siege of Alesia.

I'm going to be repainting the whole house so I have a feeling I'll be listening to a lot more

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[boomer223]

Project Farm - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2rzsm1Qi6N1X-wuOg_p0Ng

More practical information than you can shake a stick at...

[Esq.]

I don't watch hardly any "network" Tv so I watch mostly Youtube videos for knowledge and entertainment.

Gunstuff:
Mr. Guns & Gear
Warrior Poet Society
Sage Dynamics
ASP
Modern Samurai
Tactical Rifleman
Tiborasaurus Rex
Vickers
SOTAR
Mark Novak (Restoration projects)
Valor Ridge
Corporals Corner
Max Velocity Tactical

Homesteading:
Wranglerstar
Stony Ridge Farms
Deep South Homestead
Viking Preparedness
Bear Independent

Misc:
History Guy
Andrew Cammarata
Post Apocalyptic Inventor
Salvage Workshop
Tubal Cain
Donny Boy-small engines
Buckin Billy Ray- chainsaw stuff

[Nightvisionary]

Cool, I’m not sure what seeing butchered meat tells you, but if that’s your thing, then you do you. There is a reason no credible agency or ballistics expert advocates using butchered animals for ballistics testing.


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Are you one of the guys that sends him hate mail for not wearing shooting glasses and earplugs in every take?

[Nightvisionary]

MrGunNGear
Sootch00
Addicted Fishing
NW Fishing Addicts
Military Arms Channel
Ramzpaul
Outdoor Gear review
AK Operators Union
JohnnyB
The Pholosopher (I have a thing for attractive asian women)
Five Romeo Romeo (Great Rhodesian war stories)

[Belmont31R]

Not looking at other peoples posts before I respond but stuff I look forward to

Level 1 techs

linus tech tips

Sailing LaVagabonde

TRex Arms

Garand Thumb

Haley Strategic

Bitwit

Pauls Hardware

Coffee or Die

Fieldcraft and Surival


Better yet is podcasts:

After Action Review

Causality

Cleared Hot

Cold War Conversations

Hardcore History

Fieldcraft Survival

Free Range American

Global Recon

Jocko

No Agenda

Ones Ready

Shawn Ryan Show

The Team House

Team VTAC

Tim Pool Daily

Mike Drop

The Spear

[Circle_10]

I sporadically watch a variety of gun channels depending on what the content is. Like I watch Chris Bartocci’s Colt related content but not a lot else from him. I’ll watch other channels like MAC or Mrgunsandgear if they are reviewing a specific product I have some interest in.
I still like Forgotten Weapons even if I don’t watch most of Ian’s vids these days. InRange can still put out interesting content even though Karl is starting to kind of grate on my nerves of late.
C&Rsenal is an excellent channel that I almost never watch.

With what’s coming in this country I recommend Forward Observer’s content. Although he can be a bit spotty with his upload frequency. My understanding is that he may have some medical issues though.

I think what I actually enjoy the most on YouTube are scathing reviews of movies and TV. One of the channels I watch for that is Critical Drinker

I also really enjoy videos exploring weird internet rabbit holes and creepy mysteries. So I tend to watch a lot of videos on the Nexpo channel, and others with similar content.

I also watch a shit ton of random wildlife and paleontology videos

[tanktop]

Can’t believe nobody’s mentioned it yet, get your hunting, fishing and BBQ’ing fix all in one spot plus he’s just plain old good people!

https://www.youtube.com/c/deermeatfordinner

[Xhado]

Gun Thots

The guys who got the "One time courtesy replacement barrel" from BCM.

https://youtu.be/96N6Yee8jXc

[Joe Mamma]

Project Farm. This guy tests all sorts of things: oils, duct tape, screw extractors, glue, drill bits, etc. His tests are not perfect, and he gladly admits that. But it goes to the point of one test being worth more than a thousand theories, and his test are very entertaining.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2rzsm1Qi6N1X-wuOg_p0Ng

Joe Mamma

[PracticalRifleman]

Are you one of the guys that sends him hate mail for not wearing shooting glasses and earplugs in every take?

No I don’t watch him. Only took a few videos to figure out he was low-information entertainment only. And it wasn’t very entertaining.


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[Novak]

Gun Thots

The guys who got the "One time courtesy replacement barrel" from BCM.

https://youtu.be/96N6Yee8jXc

I stumbled across them this week, and I'm glad I did. They are hilarious and informative. That channel is going places.

[Edm]

Shawn Ryan
Mr Gunsngear
Fieldcraft Survival
Mcman..( it's my 14 year olds channel)
Prep medic



I watch others, mainly just search for what I'm looking for and watch. I don't subscribe to much

[85cucvtom]

Garand Thumb
Colion Noir
Coffee or Die
Black Rifle Coffee
Motor Trend- I pay for the app too
Hagerty
VSO Gun Channel- gotta support other Ohio guys
Finnegans Garage
NHRA
Perkins Builder Brothers
Joe Rogan
This Old House

[Grand58742]

A video for you, OH-58D


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR-r6RR1nJM