What are your favo YouTube Channels?

Question

I'm looking for YT channels to watch when running on the treadmillI have a pretty broad interest I believe, though:preferably a channel which has a high number of videosand where many of the videos are 20 minutes or aboveI'm pretty sure this community can come up with some surprising gems!Many Thanks!

yimmothathird · Accepted Answer

The US Chemical Safety Board channel. They do mini documentaries on chemical/industrial disasters that they investigated. Some of them are relatively in depth: https://youtube.com/@uscsbMost videos are probably a bit shorter than 20min, but they do have several in that range.

aosaigh · Answer

https://www.youtube.com/@MentourPilotMentour Pilot - a pilot who does air crash investigation videos with aviation safety in mind. There are 100s of episodes at this point and the recent ones are near documentary quality and 45+ mins each.

11001100 · Answer

https://www.youtube.com/@STORROROne of the most famous parkour channels out there. Storror has some great atheletes traveling to cool locations and performing at an amazing level. It's nice to see how urban locations can be used in a different way and how people in the area react to some of the stunts.

its-summertime · Answer

https://www.youtube.com/@HandToolRescue Narrated versions on patreonhttps://www.youtube.com/@ProjectFarm

OWaz · Answer

https://www.youtube.com/@MortismalGaming
Mortismal Gaming - Video game reviewer who will review games after getting 100% Steam achievements. The reviews are typically > 20 minutes.
Primarily focuses on RPG/CRPG games but he is very thorough in each review and seems to be quite fair,no hype it's a proper balanced review. Also he has a ton of Divinity Original Sin 2 content.

drstewart · Answer

Sebastian Langue: https://www.youtube.com/@SebastianLagueCoding projects usually from first principles, really neat to see things like flight sims, font rendering, neural nets, chess bots, or ray tracers being built from the ground up:

rustystump · Answer

Posy is a gem.https://www.youtube.com/@PosyMusicKRAZAM is criminally underrated.https://www.youtube.com/@KRAZAMThis guy is pretty fun too but a bit more zoomyhttps://www.youtube.com/@programmersarealsohuman5909

ClimaxGravely · Answer

Freya Holmer has been a good treadmill one for me. Math videos that are related to graphics.https://www.youtube.com/@acegikmo

rfarley04 · Answer

Corridor crew (specifically, the VFX artists react)! Tons of videos, most (but not all) get into the weeds about VFX in a way that's really interesting even if you don't work in that space.

What are your favo YouTube Channels?

The US Chemical Safety Board channel. They do mini documentaries on chemical/industrial disasters that they investigated. Some of them are relatively in depth: https://youtube.com/@uscsb
Most videos are probably a bit shorter than 20min, but they do have several in that range.

https://www.youtube.com/@MentourPilot
Mentour Pilot - a pilot who does air crash investigation videos with aviation safety in mind. There are 100s of episodes at this point and the recent ones are near documentary quality and 45+ mins each.

https://www.youtube.com/@HandToolRescue Narrated versions on patreon
https://www.youtube.com/@ProjectFarm

Sebastian Langue: https://www.youtube.com/@SebastianLague
Coding projects usually from first principles, really neat to see things like flight sims, font rendering, neural nets, chess bots, or ray tracers being built from the ground up:

Posy is a gem.
https://www.youtube.com/@PosyMusic
KRAZAM is criminally underrated.
https://www.youtube.com/@KRAZAM
This guy is pretty fun too but a bit more zoomy
https://www.youtube.com/@programmersarealsohuman5909

Freya Holmer has been a good treadmill one for me. Math videos that are related to graphics.
https://www.youtube.com/@acegikmo

Corridor crew (specifically, the VFX artists react)! Tons of videos, most (but not all) get into the weeds about VFX in a way that's really interesting even if you don't work in that space.