YouTube Recommendations

[Invidiam]

I like Ants Canada but I get frustrated with the cliffhangers he does >_<

Oh I know, but I feel like that's part of the charm. Really makes it feel like a TV show.

[Lustful Bride]

The Botch Pit is a channel dedicated to tabletop roleplaying, similar to Critical Roll, that is just starting off and already has quite a few videos detailing various World of Darkness books and details, and also seem to have plans to do other systems and settings, as well as a few actual play sessions. They are still finding their footing, but I like what they have so far and hope that they improve over time.

At the moment their work is solely audio but I hope we will see visuals or animations added in once their fanbase grows.

Example of their style, discussing Vampire the Masquerade.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jh41rStc4aM

[Aiden]

Jonathan Young

He Disney Covers and they are fantastic!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=di1XUB0YIzw

[Lustful Bride]

Indy Neidel (The main man of the Great War history Channel) now has a historical channel for World War Two with a great detail of information about the two most world changing wars in history. Its rough seeing all the atrocities that happened, but important to know and always remember our past.

[Lustful Bride]

Just discovered the Book of Choyer. A channel dedicated to Total War and Warhammer Fantasy, videos. They specialize in videos showing battles and in lore videos. I like their professional style and tone.

An example of the work they do :)

The origins of the Skaven

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdrCeraprBo

[Marumor]

Louis Rossman does Mac repairs and will teach you about getting consent before touching the PPBUS.
#DrownItInFlux #PPBUS #WhoHurtYouLittleMacbook #LongScrewInShortScrewHole #DrownItInMoreFlux

IGP plays kinda-spoopy games. His SCP playthroughs are mildly spoopy but amusing, especially when they scream at every little thing.

[Lustful Bride]

Normapollo ,  It is hard to classify what he does as he has a very wide variety of videos on his channel Ranging from in depth lore about the vampire clans of Vampire the Masquerade, to discussions about HP Lovecraft, and most recently a retrospective on the Hellboy series. He puts real effort into every video, adds good visuals and music without letting them take away from the current topic. Havent seen all his videos but I would definitely recommend him. :)

[Thesunmaid]

I have probably too many subcriptions lol

But ones I very much enjoy is

Nostalgia critic (alot of people might have heard of this one. But I always found them funny)
Dr Pimple popper (yes I like popping videos. I have always been into gross gorey stuff since I was little)
Misery Box (he has a really nice voice and he reads reddit storys.)
Dope or nope (my step son actually got me watching this one..they review products and are quite funny)
Omegon (news and such commentator)
Most amazing top 10 (list channel lots of creepy stuff and I enjoy the hosts)
Mathew Santoro (found this one through Rob Dyke (now Gavagan) Does little skits and lists)
Cinema sins (They list what they think is wrong with movies. I find them funny)
Rob Gavagan (used to be dyke but youtube kept giving him problems about his name. does lists and creepy content)
The try guys (used to be part of buzzfeed but made thier own channel. Very entertaining)
Only human (has a bunch of mostly British made documentaries mostly medical and such.)
Absolute History (history documentaries. I like documentaries and history this has both whoo.)
Creepy pasta readers I listen to also are Mortis media, corpse husband, Creeps mcpasta, Mr nightmare, and gloomy house.
Rantasmo (gay guy who commentates on movies and tv shows...and how they need more gay.)

Yeah thats probably enough...lol

[Lustful Bride]

Sheepdog Gaming is a youtube channel i discovered a little while ago and have really come to enjoy. They are a channel that has several different series but has seemed to develop a real focus on tabletop roleplaying, with their main series at the moment being an Only War campaign (for Warhammer 40K) that goes by the name of Charlie Foxtrot which follows multiple different players and Guard regiments as they fight to save a world from an Ork invasion. With their actions having an impact on the missions of other units and the course of the war itself.

[Argyros]

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• ASAPScience – A popular science-based YouTube channel with videos galore about the human body and mind.

• MinuteEarth – A particular favourite, this channel showcases short videos about biology, zoology, geology, agriculture and environmental sciences.

• Doctor Mike – Dr. Mikhail "Mike" Varshavski, DO, is an osteopathic physician that creates YouTube videos about the U.S. medical system, including television reviews, analysis of medical case studies, and discussion of current news.

• LegalEagle – A YouTube channel dedicated to everything law, including movie and television reviews, analysis of legal scenarios, and discussion of current news. If you're a law student, see LegalEagle Law School.

• NPR's Skunk Bear – The official YouTube science channel of National Public Radio that explores the whats, whens, wheres, whys and hows of science. If you enjoy music, see NPR Music.

• zefrank1 – A compilation of zoology commentaries with a twist of humour.

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• TED – A YouTube channel featuring the best Technology, Entertainment, Design (TED) Conference performances about science, technology, education, business, art, psychology and global issues.

• The Infographics Show – This channel focuses on making animated infographic videos in a fun and entertaining way, covering topics such as culture, society, demographics, economics, military, history, and more.

• After Skool – A fun edutainment channel that uploads weekly videos about science, education, and philosophy.

[Oniya]

Just got referred to this - it's only a single video, and it's 'just' an audio recording but...

Richard Burton in Hamlet.  The whole play with the original Broadway cast.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4uZrna_lFM

[neini]

I usually enjoy watching YouTubers like Cody Ko, Noel Miller, Danny Gonzalez and Drew Gooden. They make commentary videos, which are fun and easy to watch. Kurtis Conner is a fun dude too.

Also, I have one more suggestion, which is kind of odd. If you know at least a bit of Russian and are able to understand it, I recommend watching It's Mamix. They do all kinds of experiments, the guys working on that team are funny. Worth giving a shot. :)

[Oniya]

Vintage audiobooks

Including a whole section of Christopher Lee reading Christie and A.C. Doyle, unabridged book versions of David Rintoul reading James Bond, and Leo McKern reading Rumpole.

I listened to 'Witness for the Prosecution and Other Stories' last night - and I just want to say that Lee's portrayal of someone in a 'consumptive fit' was absolutely amazing ('The Fourth Man').

[Azuresun]

So I just discovered a fairly new channel that does pop songs in the style of medieval ballads.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugqQlB5fpuc

And during lockdown, I've been binging on OSW Review, where three Irish guys talk about wrestling. I started off with the vintage Wrestlemanias, and moved onto the crazy glory days of WCW.

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https://youtu.be/V7OPKZLrOTs https://youtu.be/ZtkDzRUbLvs