Do you have favorite YouTube channels that you watch regularly?

[Barquentine]

I like short film channels. Good for late at night when you don't want something long:

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

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

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

 

[eddiewagner]

Zac, bucovac and Otis gibbs are among my favorites

 

[Vfc13]

Shawn Ryan show and
The Flight Channel

 

[kctelegas]

https://www.youtube.com/@GuitarversumSandraSherman - great simple, "starter" chord melodies...perfect for someone like me

I really like her.

 

[__HKGuns__]

Uncle Doug - Psionic Audio - Timcast IRL - D-Lab electronics - Mark Novak (Anvil) - Forgotton Weapons - The Shawn Ryan Show are a few of the one's I watch regularly. I don't have a Youtube account, so I don't subscribe to anything.

 

[1955]

I don’t remember any specific channels that I watched, but a lot of the informative stuff I was interested in is long gone at this point.

 

[985plowboy]

Otis Gibbs
Hickock 45
Garrison Keillor

 

[brindlepicker]

Guga foods-It’s a lotta meats. Don’t watch on an empty stomach.
A guy and some kin testing out grilled smoked stuff

Happyhotstar- note for note Stones songs- supposedly Wayne Perkins

@keithb7 - just saw it today looking at an older tweed thread and watched a few tweed demos and will check out more.

 

[Toto'sDad]

After this fine establishment, YouTube is my go-to for entertainment.

I watch Good Good golf. Anything Grant Horvat does, he's got the prettiest swing of anyone on YouTube. Bob Does Sports has really gotten better since they added Fat Perez to their team. Fat looks like a clown, but he's close to scratch and can hit awesome shots under pressure.

There's ten thousand lessons most of them absolutely worthless, but hey you gotta try 'em. Once in a while I watch some guitar stuff, but not often anymore. All the guys who do anything guitar first have to introduce themselves at great length to you so that you may know just how awesomely magnificent they are that you may love them in the same way they love themselves.

 

[imwjl]

I enjoy the many of the Curious Cars guy episodes. His car reviews are usually interesting models and he gives a moment or few on what society was up to when the cars or light trucks were new. At times Regular Cars and Rare Classic Cars are fun but also a bit much.

The KEXP and NPR Tiny Desk concerts can be fun and I suggest sorting through those.

The Duluth, MN harbor cam and some locals capture the far end of Great Lakes shipping that is far more significant in the economy than many might realize. Those are fun if I'm on hold with a phone call or stuck at a screen.

Now there are 20 episodes of Mount Bohemia TV. Skiers and snowboarders love them but non-participants find them funny too. My daughter and I kind of live for our winter "Boho" trips. The characters are real and some personal acquaintances. After 2 recent trips I might show up in the background of a new episode LOL.

 

[ponycar]

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