Learn Your Land - Mushrooms, plants, trees, general nature stuff, very enthusiastic guy with lots of good info.
Stefan Milo - archaeology and human evolution

I really like Comics Explained. He does ~20 minute videos on different comic story lines from Marvel, DC, etc. It's kind of nice to get a wikipedia like overview of the plot. It has helmed me enjoy MCU stuff a bit more knowing the background and being able to catch little easter eggs

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Sam the Cooking Guy is hysterical and has us cooking more.

Ryan van Duzer if you like bikepacking.

I blame Tom Green for me now looking for a capable overlanding vehicle. I was never a fan of his comedy back in the day, but he is oddly entertaining with overlanding and exploring.

Food Wishes / Chef John
Binging with Babish
The History Guy
Hospital Construction Channel
Lockpicking Lawyer
Ozzyman / Destination F’d
Wavy Boats
Matt’s Off-road Recovery
Friday Fails
Donut Operator
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Ozzyman Destination F'd is great. If you watch Wavy Boats, then I bet you know what I mean when I refer to the Blue Top Legend.

Doug Linker - he does carving projects. He has some videos where he carves without talking, and others where he explains what he's doing. Gnome Home and Gnome Supply Run are very entertaining

Amazing Places on our Planet - Great video (lots of drone) of amazing and beautiful places.

Our Million Adventures - Family where the guy works from home (IT, I think) so they try different areas and experiences. Very informative and great video even though he has a small following. He recently climbed Mount Ranier and had some beautiful video of the sunrise from high atop the mountain.


Funny Animals Life - Funny dog and cat videos.

Mark Felton Productions for really good info on some of the more obscure military history stuff.

Homemade Wanderlust for hiking stuff.

I'm really enjoying Tally Ho
For race fans Dale Jr. podcast
For aviation buffs, Mike Patey and Scrappy is a must

I can't stand Sam the Cooking Guy! I find him to be incredibly obnoxious, and his videos are too long and drawn out. But I do love cooking channels.

My faves:

NOT ANOTHER COOKING SHOW:
Millennial aged dude if Italian descent (like myself), cooks a lot of classic Italian dishes, lots of modern food truck type food too, his videos are shorter, to the point, he is passionate and his food is freaking amazing.

For BBQ it's hard to looks further then Malcom Reed How to bbq right.

For Mexican I watch villa cocina. She's legit.

Another great Italian one is Buon-a-petitti. It's a guy who films his Italian grandmother cooking the classics. You can barely understand her, but it's hard not to fall in love with that tiny, old, wooden spoon clutching Italian nonna.

Spain On A Fork has great Mediterranean recipes, but I have to watch on mute. I cannot stand the host's voice.

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Long Chile was a silly place.

Chef John is great!

I totally forgot about Matt's Off Road Recovery, good call.

Also have watched a few of Binging with Babish.

Don't get my going on the Austin minis. I owned three of them. Have to stay away from that channel or will be buying another.

She's got skillz! You think she races competitively or just been driving little boats for years?

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Too long, for sure! Each video could easily be one half or one third as long, easily.

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Fork don't lie!

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Rick Beato
Professor of Rock
Punk Rock MBA
Trash Theory

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"What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy
"Your best work is the work you're excited about" - Rick Rubin

economics explained
half as interesting
not just bikes

Duzer is great. Watching his rides across America and the Great Divide were a great way to get through the pandemic. Felton does some really interesting stuff.

For the folks who like Whiskey, the Whiskey Tribe are very entertaining.

I think that Youtube is one of my favorite things about the internet. Need to change a water impeller on a 30 year old outboard, there is a video for it. Want to watch people canoe the Boundary Waters, there are videos.

Want to watch terriers hunt rats, hunt for rocks, catch fish, climb mountains - there are videos.

I think it is great in that people can create their own content and if it is interesting people will watch it. They don't have to pitch an idea to someone who can't see the appeal. Produce it, and you can find out yourself if it is a good idea.

There is one video that I can't seem to find on YT.

The deep state removed all traces of it before he could link to it.

For mindless entertainment: How Ridiculous. They drop things in other things. Some of the slow motion shots are pretty cool.



Canoeing/camping: Tumblehome and Lost Lakes

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Ha, Ryan is great but can you imagine spending 5 minutes in a tent with him. All of the talking and happiness would drive me insane and I've spent weeks with 3 people in a 2 man tent! I have a feeling John usually left Ryan's adventures because he couldn't take it anymore. My dog is Mira's identical twin but not nearly as cool.

You didn't get to watch 2 girls 1 cup before it got wiped? Too bad.

Pask Makes - builds stuff
Andrew Camarata - demolition and land management
goonzquad - car rehabs
Rainfall Projects - builds stuff on a farm
MartyT - DIYer, rehabs equipment
old shovel - bicycle restoration

Erik Grankvist - hand building a log cabin with traditional tools in the forest in Sweden
12Tone - music theory discussion
ViHart - math, similar vibe as 12Tone
Filmento - movie making critiques and discussion

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Airplane stuff


Flightchops
Mentour Pilot
Mikey McBryan, Plane Savers - haven't seen much from him lately but a great rebuild series of a DC3/C47 (Can't remember if it was a civilian to military conversion or vice versa)
Mike Patey - the scrappy build is long but the final results of his unique wing haven't been completely shared yet - the pitching moment doesn't change with slats & flaps - potentially ground breaking.
747gear - he can get a little wordy though
310 Pilot - just good narration
Trent Palmer - great videography mixed with some very good musical scores.
After watching the STOL comp livestreamed @ Oshkosh - I've added a couple more, but I'm still getting a feel for them.
Pilot Emilie - WestJet Q400 pilot


Canadian Politcs
Pierre Polievre - great orator, to the point, unyielding in committee - same for his NDP counterpart Charlie Angus.

Cooking
I can only add
All Things BBQ
Aaron Franklin (which I don't think has added a video for a while)
Gordon Ramsay - not the tv show outtakes.
Mattey Matheson
Kenji Lopez-Alt (Food Lab guy)
Mariano's Cooking - EdBikeBabe - he's local to you, I own 2 of his aprons lol

Builders and Science (these 2 seem to overlap)
Xyla Foxlin - new, it was here cedar strip canoe that got me following her
Veritasium - rabbit hole find - lots of basic STEM
Neil Tyson deGrasse
Adam Savage

ETA
Carpentry Stuff
Bourbon Moth - great ideas, somewhat humorous
Fishers Shop (loaded with bad dad jokes)
3x3 Custom - Tamar

Fishing
Shaka Fishing - shore fishing on the Big
Darcizzle Offshore - Florida fishing couple

If any of ya’ll are into guitar playing, check out 501chorusecho on YouTube. He is a session picker out of Nashville who has been posting free lessons regularly since the beginning of the global pandemic. It is low budget, not highly produced or anything like that…basically just him in front of an iphone in his garage….but the content quality is excellent…my opinion anyway.

Tom Bukovac is kind of the current king of the session players. His Homeskoolin’ series since the pandemic started has been awesome.

If you like his stuff, and guitar stuff in general, you might try:

Tim Pierce Guitar
That Pedal Show
Chris Buck
Paul Davids
Josh Smith

And plenty of others I’m probably forgetting.

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TabiEats
Rion Ishida
Only in Japan
Japan Go!
5am Ramen
Nama Ramen
Strictly Dumplings
Kuga’s Travel
Fung Brothers
NHK World
Abroad in Japan
Paolo from Tokyo
Bel Spa and few other pimple popping channels

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Wagermethis - craps betting strategies

2 pages in and no mention of AVE?

If you like tool tare downs general shop nonsense this Canadian has your number. I would not recommend watching at work. Start with one of the following.

Manly man skills repairing stripped threads.


Impossible on a milking machine threading a potato.


A recent find is zip ties and bias plies. Another Canadian that bags on old trucks and cars. About every other word is censored now but hearing a Canadian rip of a string of cuss words was entertaining while it lasted.

Colin furze for building random shit. Currently working on digging a tunnel from his house to his shed and under ground bunker.

Wood working
Matthias Wendell
Wood working for mere mortals
April Wilkerson
John Heize…
More that I cannot remember.

For those of you who like cooking channels (especially those that don't take themselves too seriously) there is really only one choice:

Nat's what I reckon

There's many to choose from. Maybe start with End of Days Bolognese, but they're all good.

Very excellent. You can thank me later.

He does other stuff as well, like a multi-part investigation into why every f***in' Toyota Camry has a box of tissues on the back shelf. Tackling the big issues.

Wavy Boats is one of me favorites.

I really love the Blue Top Legend. I spent my formative years in the 1980's running around on an overpowered 15' Whaler (no bimini) and I can personally attest to the fun and durability to be had.

Agreed. Wavy Boats is the only YouTube I consume on any kind of a regular basis. It’s mesmerizing.

These are great. We're especially loving the Lost Lakes 9 day trip video. It makes me want to move out of Florida.

[quote chriskal Agreed. Wavy Boats is the only YouTube I consume on any kind of a regular basis. It’s mesmerizing.[/quote]
Damnit, how am I gonna get any work done from home now with one of my computer screens taken up with Wavy Boats? Thanks for the find, I think? Somehow I don't think many of those boats are gonna fit on the Red Cedar River here in Lansing.

Yeah. Tumblehome doesn’t post a whole lot but when he does it’s really high quality. He works for the CBC putting video together. The camping videos are just a side hobby for him.

Lost Lakes guy posts quite frequently. Not as good quality but he’s improving with time.

He’s hoping his channel becomes a money maker for him so he’ll have a lot of content.

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I'll confirm my complete dork bona fides.

In Deep Geek - pretty much what it says - goes way far into depth with Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones, Witcher, etc.
Viva La Dirt League - lots of mockery of RPG's, bosses, etc.
scholagladiatoria - all you wanted to know about medieval weapons

and a bonus - Julie Nolke - worth it just for the telling her past self about the pandemic videos - ask high Julie is also pretty good - she is Canadian though so ...

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I'm beginning to think that we are much more fucked than I thought.

I'll admit to geeking out on some Lord of the Rings stuff sometimes, not sure the channel names and I've watched scholagladiatoria too!

I thought I was the only one over 20 consuming Youtube. This thread makes me feel better. Already added some to my queue. :)

Binging with Babish - named after the character who was White House Counsel for the Bartlett Administration in The West Wing. The host prepares various meals from movies, TV shows, or pop culture. Recommendations - the Taco Town episode and the pasta aglio e olio from Chef

Townsends - a guy in Indiana (I think) who makes food from 18th century US. Really fascinating. He has a penchant for adding nutmeg to EVERYTHING. Recommendations - the stinging nettle soup episode and the food of the enslaved episodes.

Spindatt - dude in Canada who has lots of little projects he does on bikes. Trends more towards gravel end of the road spectrum. Recommendations - any of the episodes with the Rawnstercross build.

My Mechanics - I think this guy is based in Switzerland. He spends unreasonable time restoring old items that he finds or is given. He will literally mill his own bolts rather than buy them from the store. Luxuriate in the attention to detail here. Recommendations - the oil can episode and the vice episode.

Veritasium - This channel came up recently in the lavender room. Great science channel. Recommendations - the most common cognitive bias episode and the bizarre behavior of rotating bodies episode.

On a side note, I'm 47. I mostly don't watch any TV anymore. Cable has been gone for years and I'd guess I'm at about 90% youtube programing.

It's pretty much what I watch most evenings. I like that you can find knowledgeable people talking about various subjects without all the overproduced fluff of most TV shows.

Woodworking for Mere Mortals is definitely a good one.

I was also reminded today (thanks YT algorithm):

Ishitani Furniture - no dialogue, just expert craftsmanship that is well-filmed and edited (he didn't post for almost a year, maybe this is why I missed it)



Also discovered recently (as in, yesterday)

New Yorkshire Workshop - at first I thought he just did turntables but he does ALL kinds of stuff

There are a lot of rabbit holes. My father in law spends a lot of his waking hours on YouTube which I guess is better then spending your waking hours watching cable news. His favorites include free divers with metal detectors and excavator rescues. He was stuck on the Iceland volcano the last time we visited.

Yeah, Wavy Boats... I'm at the point now where, if I lived in FL, a triple Mercury Racing 450 38' Nor-Tec would be a perfectly reasonable purchase.

Another good one is his Miami Boat Ramps channel. Scary.

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You are a liar.

Kidding. But I did have a forum famous retired Army guy tell me that when I posted the same thing. One could argue semantics as I watch plenty of Netflix, Prime, Twitch, and YouTube, just not on our TV. I’m heading your direction as YT is getting a larger % of view time as I get older. So much amazing content out there.

Love this thread! Everything I watch has already been listed. Maybe Sailing SV Delos, but I don’t watch much of that anymore.

Wait, it’s not? Damn.

I guess I should qualify it and say broadcast or cable TV. I watch YT on a 70" LCD while all the kids stare at a phone.

One add on to boating antics, check out The Qualified Captain on Instagram. Some of the stupid shit that people do on the water and boat ramps are just priceless. The problem now is that every time I back down the ramp I'm looking around for someone filming.....

Wouldn't be shocked if some of my efforts to get my FILs pontoon onto their trailer is posted. You have about a foot of wiggleroom to make it happen.

Add in a breeze blowing the boat sideways and it takes about 10 tries to get the thing on the trailer.

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This guy turns everyday ridiculousness into Metal videos:

One of my favorite things to do is sit at one of the waterfront restaurants m, have a few snacks a few drinks, relax and watch the clueless try to dock their boats. Appreciation for the folks that k is what they’re doing, but that is far from the majority.

Last week a dude with a 21’ boat tried to dock in a 24’ wide slip that is designed to hold two medium sized boats. He came in bow first but by the time the dock girls finally had him snugged in he was stern to. It was amazing.

Docking, I can handle no issue. It's just that fucking trailer that I hate.

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Mediocre Amateurs is a great channel for outdoor adventures. Two guys, Danny and Christophe, along with other friends, who go around the Western United States climbing mountains and other outdoor adventures. For example, they summit Mt. Hood in Oregon and then proceed to run the 42 mile Timberline Trail around the mountain, which has about 10,000 ft in elevation gain, in a single day.

Adventure Archives is some geekish philosphical guys on backpacking trips. Honestly the production is so good it feels like it would fit in nicely as a Saturday afternoon PBS show.

BLeP wrote:

Docking, I can handle no issue. It's just that fucking trailer that I hate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_0vkGURoMw

Holy crap that was funny.

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Came here to say this. Love this channel.

Found a really good video on how to properly cut trees with a chainsaw. I've cut a lot of trees, but have been fortunate not to get hurt.

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Hahahahah! That's why I don't have a boat.

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New one from Tumblehome. His stuff is some of the best ‘amateur’ stuff out there.

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We have really been enjoying Lost Lakes.

I'll watch the new Tumblehome one - thanks for posting.

Xander Budnick is interesting too.

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I think Lost Lakes teamed up with Xander on one of his recent videos. I'll watch him.

They did. Xander is a bit odd but I like his stuff.

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Practical Engineering

The newest Tumblehome. Always amazing.

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The Dodo is my favorite channel. If you want your faith in humanity restored, this is the channel to watch.

Stan Mills is a good one for hiking/nature videos in the Yellowstone area.

That’s a good one.

If you want overly detailed and precise discussion, James Hoffmann’s channel digs into coffee in a way that even non-coffee drinkers might be able to appreciate.

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Best golf channel(s):



And:

Thanks. I'll check that out. Lost Lakes has been posting a lot of snow camping, but that doesn't appear to me as much as his canoeing trips.

Yeah Jon won’t see ice out until late April/early May.

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One can go down the rabbit hole pretty quickly watching his channel. For a non espresso drinker I now have an espresso machine, grinder, scale & accessories setup after watching his espresso series.

Blep,

We discovered this channel the other night. Beautiful scenery, not a lot of excessive talking and likeable couple. They remind me a lot of Lost Lakes. I might even like this channel a little bit more than LL

Canoe the North.

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Jon is back in the water.

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Thanks. That was really cool.

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"100% of the people who confuse correlation and causation end up dying."

Argh… on the water. Not in.

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Ha. We watched that one earlier tonight. It was good to see him back on the water.

Another channel that we've enjoyed is Northern Scavenger. Not sure if it has been linked before.

This is 30 day 600 km trip on a 6 hour video. They do have it broken up into 20 shorter episodes - but we watched the long one over several nights. The guys endure a lot and never show a cross word or negative attitude. Nature provides the only drama with these guys, which I really like.

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Yeah I watched that series as they released it. ‘‘Twas good.

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I don't know how they stayed there with all the flies and mosquitos. I know they had the bug jackets, but when they were portaging or eating, the bugs were eating them alive.

Years ago I was fishing on a big river and we were catching bass in one of the feeder creeks. The only thing is that the flies were eating us alive while we were in the creek. I told the guy I was with that the fish just weren't worth it. He agreed and we left. But these guys were in it for 30 days and nights.

Oh I know. I don’t do any trips in June here because of the bugs. They are tolerable in July, by the end of August it’s perfect. No bugs, still warm.

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this guy

I've watched lots of his videos.

Lost Lakes latest video with Xander Budnick is good. His shots of the northern lights on night 6 are worth the viewing alone.

I need to do some camping up there sometime.

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Agreed. That was a good video. After watching that video, we watched Xander's version and several of his other videos. I kind of like him more than Lost Lake, but not by much. They're both good, just different. Xander plays up the "we're out of food" thing a bit more but does a really funny job with it.

After watching the portion on Lake Superior it makes me want to do a 2-3 trip along the shoreline. My problem is that since I don't live up there it could easily be messed up by weather since I would have to schedule it ahead of time.

I was back in Minnesota for about a month and took a few days at the end to relax. I seriously thought about doing a BWCA trip, but I was beat from a hard month of work. Me and a buddy (fellow adjuster) drove to Voyageurs National Park for a day, but it was rainy and the water was very high - I wish that we had driven to Superior instead.

As you saw in the video Superior can be a terrible host. If the wind picks up you're screwed.

And that water is never warm, not even in mid August.

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Yeah. I didn't even think about what it would add to the cost of the trip just to buy two drysuits which would be a "must".

It would be easier to schedule if we lived nearby, though it only takes a minute for the weather to turn unexpectedly.

We've gotten a lot of enjoyment from the various channels that we've found after you turned us on to Tumblehome and Lost Lakes. Canoe the North is another of our favorites. Their dogs add a lot to their videos.

You might like the Outdoor Boys.

All sorts of adventures with his young sons. From Alaska to Louisiana bayou, to Scotland. He lets the boys be boys whether it be playing in the mud or making fart jokes.

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If you liked Painting With John on HBO, as I did, there's a playlist on YouTube of Fishing With John curated from various sources

https://www.youtube.com/...r4y6LpBQNuFg3uzUPkqc

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"Your best work is the work you're excited about" - Rick Rubin

I really enjoyed Outdoor Boys in the past. At this part of my life i don't have time for the Youtube, Netflix or Facebook. Feels like all the people around are living a full life, enjoying the summer and barbecues and i am only running somewhere all the time. The newborn and studies is a very intense combination for a normal human being and i don't even write all the papers i need (thanks to https://letsgradeit.com/ ). No idea what would i do without them and without grandparents which take the little one for occasional walks.

He is creating so many wonderful memories for those boys by taking them on all of their adventures. I watch them and feel like a failure as a father.

Don't know if this one is buried somewhere in this thread, but it's insane. Complete restoration of old broken stuff, no talking, super detailed. Awesome.

my mechanics

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Tumblehome is back.

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I find this one interesting. He does a good job of explaining his finds.

Metal detecting guy.

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This one doesn't have a ton of videos, but they're good, relaxing, almost ASMR type videos of hand crafted shoemaking in Japan.

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That was good, kind of wish they would state the cost of that pair of shoes because I can't imagine it's inexpensive.

I had forgotten about all the cooking channels mentioned in this thread. I've found a pretty good one that I like. Sort of a "how to" but mostly just making popular stuff from scratch. He's grown quite quickly (I think from 1-5m + in less than a year) and has some fairly big companies/relationships at this point. Like this is a Shake Shack promotion, basically. I'm sure they paid to work with him for this video. Pretty impressive. The "but better" series is good, also does a "but cheaper."

I love this channel and Tysy Tube ( https://www.youtube.com/c/TysyTube ) which does basically the same thing. You start watching it and think "Huh. I feel like I could probably do that" until he has to machine some tiny metal part and you realize the equipment, experience and time that goes into it. Fascinating channels though!

squirrel games 3.0

great videos by mark rober.

Enjoy this guys accent. He’s from Newfoundland and definitely sounds like it.

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Thanks, we'll check him out.

Of all the canoe guys, Xander Budnick is our favorite. Funny but seems to be a genuinely nice guy, especially knowing that he overcame some substance abuse issues and has been clean and sober for 2 years. Crazy that he has over 500k subscribers. Not sure how that happens so quickly.

New Tumblehome video

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I've spent the last hour watching the Code Blue Cam channel. It's a train wreck I can't turn away from.




Link for the LR cookie management challenged: "youtu.be/Hf0pSst0JOc"

Amazing how much better it goes when the cops are professional and don't escalate the situation.

That clearly wasn't that woman's first rodeo.

Martijn Doolaard

Fixing up some cabins off grid in italians alps.
Previously he biked around the world, and published a book, one year on the bike with many pictures documenting his travels.

I've watched much of those. Agree, good stuff.

Another new Tumblehome. His once a year posting.

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i just started watching these after Chris Miller mentioned them on his show this week. Two twenty somethings, Greg and Victoria cycling from the top of Alaska to Argentina over several years. Bikepacking, but much more about the adventure than cycling. Beautifully put together videos, great story telling...there is a reason they have a few hundred thousand views. I've only got to 3, and the one where they have completely misjudged the onset of winter in Canada and need places to stay is wonderful.


sorry i don't know how to post a link.

https://www.youtube.com/@GregMcCahon

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Tally Ho is afloat.




https://http://www.youtube.com/...hannel=SampsonBoatCo

This guy has some beautiful videos form the Dolomite mountines

WW2 in real time:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-ftuBbCjDI


Spoiler: Hitler will kill himself tomorrow in the bunker.


The usuals: Lockpicking Lawyer, Adam Savage's Tested, Scott Manley.


Any other pilots here? Air Safety Institute Accident Investigations. Every time I think of doing something dumb my brain narrates the outcome in that voice, then I cancel the flight.


Here's a little known yet fantastic channel. Paper Skies. Humorous history of Soviet aviation, as told by a Ukrainian:


https://www.youtube.com/...SkiesAviation/videos

If anyone's interested in the daily life of a airline maintenance tech Stig is awesome.
... https://www.youtube.com/@StigAviation

Stumpy Nubs is a good woodworking channel

That would be a hard hard pass for me. Just watching the view of them climbing gave me the willies.

Fantastic chainsaw carver. Pretty cute too - TayMarie

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This guy has a lot of travel videos. He mixes up city and nature. - Through My Lens


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Mike Rowe has a channel. This is one of the funniest ones that I've seen, but all of his are good


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Lol, he has many other videos with fairly straighforward hikes to remote cabins.

Harmen Hoek - IMO the best videographer doing the silent hiking channels

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Those are INCREDIBLE!

This was excellent