What are Your Favorite Youtube Channels at the Moment ?

[Winterreise]

Edit- Capitalize only important words, please! Rule 9. Also, the plural of channel doesn't take an apostrophe (makes it possessive)

Hi , i wonder what do you like to watch on youtube these days , any good recommendation ?

I love watching : MrBallen videos , such a great story teller , if you love the dark , strange and mysterious in story format i highly recommend.

My second favorite channel is :Donut Operator , a former police officer showing cop footage doing wild//heroics action (warning, sometimes its really graphic and brutal but so as real life ) after a couples video you can tell that police officers are underpaid in USA.

 

[shanez]

Horrorbabble (horror stories):

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCIvp_SM7UrKuFgR3W77fWcg

Ralfydotcom (whisky reviews and commentary):

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCp0k3OKqfkPW0HdRLA8JWZg

 

[jewman22]

- Freedom Toons.

- Zefrank1, more specifically the True Facts series he does, educational and funny.

 

[gubbyduffer]

Horrorbabble (horror stories):

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCIvp_SM7UrKuFgR3W77fWcg

Ralfydotcom (whisky reviews and commentary):

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCp0k3OKqfkPW0HdRLA8JWZg

I am also a big fan of Ralfydotcom.
I also like the Corridor Crew for break downs and analysis of cgi in films, and Nico Leonard's channel talking about famous peoples watch collections, especially if they own a Hublot.

 

[fireground_piper]

More plates more dates - The open discussion around pharmacology and therapies intrigued me. Any type of PED/hormone/test discussion are always vague at best or denied at worst to everyone. There’s no reason not to be able to have open conversation on it unless you are in a competitive competition that strictly prohibits it.

Steve1989 - who doesn’t love looking at rations from all time periods, countries and use cases?

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

I follow some golf training channels and oddly enough, some Snooker channels that have matches, especially Ronnie O'Sullivan. I like playing pool and am fascinated by the skill level of Snooker players. I have only hit a few balls on a Snooker table and it is EXTREMELY difficult. Ronnie is kind of the Tiger Woods of Snooker. As stuff pops up I'm interested in, I like and/or subscribe so it and similar things will pop up in the future.

 

[cosmicfolklore]

My daughters turned me onto Polish competitive slapping, ha ha. I mean, it doesn't replace great boxing, but it is entertaining to watch these huge guys slap someone till they are unconscious. Crazy stuff!

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

I follow some golf training channels and oddly enough, some Snooker channels that have matches, especially Ronnie O'Sullivan. I like playing pool and am fascinated by the skill level of Snooker players. I have only hit a few balls on a Snooker table and it is EXTREMELY difficult. Ronnie is kind of the Tiger Woods of Snooker. As stuff pops up I'm interested in, I like and/or subscribe so it and similar things will pop up in the future.

Ronnie is a legend?.
Have you seen his 147 in 5 minutes 8 seconds from the 1997 World Championship?

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

Ronnie is a legend?.
Have you seen his 147 in 5 minutes 8 seconds from the 1997 World Championship?

Indeed. I'd like to attend one of the Snooker tournaments. They seem to do it right, crowd seems to be educated and well behaved. Players dressed professionally, everything well organized. Complete opposite of USA Pool.

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

I have my music playlists on YouTube and I use them a lot. You can also watch movies on there for free that you haven't seen before.
An example would be a film i'd never heard of called My Dinner With Andre that I watched the other day.

There's loads of free documentaries on YouTube and the official channel of The Dick Cavett Show has some great content.

 

[cosmicfolklore]

I have my music playlists on YouTube and I use them a lot. You can also watch movies on there for free that you haven't seen before.
An example would be a film i'd never heard of called My Dinner With Andre that I watched the other day.

There's loads of free documentaries on YouTube and the official channel of The Dick Cavett Show has some great content.

I was really shocked that youtube was replacing cable for a lot of people. My daughters tell me that they use it for all of the major networks. Along with Netflix or HULU, there really isn't a need for cable.

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

I was really shocked that youtube was replacing cable for a lot of people. My daughters tell me that they use it for all of the major networks. Along with Netflix or HULU, there really isn't a need for cable.

Yeah, between YouTube, Netflix, Amazon and a couple of others I have no real need for cable. Many people are now cutting the cord.

 

[fireground_piper]

It’s interesting because I haven’t found streaming services as equal replacements for what we watch on TV. It’s pretty dependent on watching habits and now a growing siloing of content to specific platforms. Many content owners are launching their own streaming services for their content vs. licensing it out to an Amazon or Netflix to house many different owners. At the end of the day, if you end up having to subscribe individually to everything (Disney, discovery, Netflix, amazon, Hulu, etc.) there’s not much of a cost savings to maintain a variety.

 

[cosmicfolklore]

It’s interesting because I haven’t found streaming services as equal replacements for what we watch on TV. It’s pretty dependent on watching habits and now a growing siloing of content to specific platforms. Many content owners are launching their own streaming services for their content vs. licensing it out to an Amazon or Netflix to house many different owners. At the end of the day, if you end up having to subscribe individually to everything (Disney, discovery, Netflix, amazon, Hulu, etc.) there’s not much of a cost savings to maintain a variety.

I haven't left cable yet, because our cable is the only internet access we have at the moment till we get lines run.
But, I think the benefit would be getting to pick and choose which ones you'll carry and can switch easily because there is no contract. With our cable, we just have different plans at three or four tier premiums and you're stuck.
Plus, Cinemax and Showtimes are shit now. Every new movie and series seems to be signing with Amazon or Netflix these days, and it may be years before HBO carries it.
We sub to HULU for a series and then cancel all the time, back and forth. Way cheaper than my cable bill now.
As soon as I can have internet without cable, I will cut them away.

You can even get live sports, ABC, NBC, and all of the cable networks on Youtube now.

 

[kcghost]

I watch a bunch of different thing, Hope for Paws, lots of music videos (about the only place you can hear Bluegrass), lots of different places that have "Do You Know" videos, just love Physics videos, etc. Just tons of different things.

 

[frozenchurchwarden]

I haven't left cable yet, because our cable is the only internet access we have at the moment till we get lines run.
But, I think the benefit would be getting to pick and choose which ones you'll carry and can switch easily because there is no contract. With our cable, we just have different plans at three or four tier premiums and you're stuck.
Plus, Cinemax and Showtimes are shit now. Every new movie and series seems to be signing with Amazon or Netflix these days, and it may be years before HBO carries it.
We sub to HULU for a series and then cancel all the time, back and forth. Way cheaper than my cable bill now.
As soon as I can have internet without cable, I will cut them away.

You can even get live sports, ABC, NBC, and all of the cable networks on Youtube now.

Starlink

High-speed internet. Available almost anywhere on Earth.

www.starlink.com

Forget the cables, Starlink easily beats any other rural ISP I've ever seen (and in a lot of places it'll beat city connections too).
Almost as important as the tech is just having the option no matter where you are.

 

[Streeper541]

Andy Phillip's wood turning. I could watch him work all day.

https://youtube.com/c/AndyPhillipWoodturning

Screen Rant... not the whole channel, primarily the Pitch Meetings w/ Ryan George. I think they're hilarious.

https://youtube.com/c/ScreenRant

 

[smokiespipesmoker123]

I’ve been watching this Japanese dude posting videos of solo travel on cruise ferry’s and bullet trains and this British guy in Washington State rebuilding a 1920s yacht.

 

[jpmcwjr]

Volcano activity around the world. Premier League highlights. How to foam milk for cappuccino. Boating and shipping mishaps.

 

[Jaylotw]

AvE, Petersantenello, Townsend's for learnin'

TAfishing, Richard Gene the Fishing Machine, Haights Wanderings for fishin'

Clifton Hicks for banjo.