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LGR - old PC games and stuff
Drain Cleaning Australia - Crazy Aussie unblocking drains while being the most excited and positive a human can be. "Where would you rather be?"
Decino - Dutch guy plays and explains Doom (in English)
There are more, but these are my favorites
Perkins Builder Brothers
Dale Philips
William Spaniel
Finish Carpentry TV
Techmoan
Learn Linux TV
TechLinked, but only Riley.
Anton Petrov
Ryan King Art
Louis Rossmann
Just Have a Think
Technology Connections
This Old Tony
Undecided with Matt Ferrell
Joe Scott
Technology Connections is the best. I was hoping to find fellow enjoyers here.
There are dozens of us!
At least.
Anton Petrov
Undecided with Matt Ferrell
+1 on both of these esp Anton. He's a wonderful person!
Auto shenanigans - Sunday lunch is taken care of.
Top dead centre - The most relatable car nuts doing stuff with cars
Cream Podcast - The same car nuts doing a podcast, imho the best podcast around.
exurb1a - in several billion years the sun will rage quit.
Yogscast - can't believe I'm still watching these guys. Also yearly Jingle Jam.
Airforceproud95 - flying with personality
Brodie Robertson - the best and most cliché looking Linux nerd you could wish for.
Summer Woods - genuine talent. Check out "no one knows"
Oh my god don't make me unearth my cringe.
Okay if you insist.
Political (I tend to click "don't show me content from this channel" on literally all other news/politics on youtube so it doesn't become immediately vile)
Gaming
Makers
Essays/Deep Dives
Linux
Postmodern Jukebox (link)
They do covers of popular songs in a wide variety of styles that somehow consistently work just as well as the originals, if not better. Two of my favorites:
Frog Leap Studios (link)
They do metal covers of pop music. Doesn’t appear to have been super active recently, but there’s a nice back catalog of tracks to enjoy. Two of my favorites:
my analog journal
Tablestory
Glass Cannon Network
drue langlois
radical planning
Zoe baker
Anark
black flag civilian
what's going on with shipping
Bog - Linux, gaming, and random
dacctal - Linux related
Einzelgänger - Philosophy related
exurb1a - Philosophy related
Fireship - Tech news
foci - Linux related
Horses - Philosophy related
Jared Henderson - Philosophy related
Mental Outlaw - Digital privacy and tech news
Teo Crawford - Photography related
Internet Today
Any Austin
Primitive Technology
Spectacles
Fall of Civilisation
Knowing Better
Ed Ting (if you like astronomy)
Crackermilk
And a bunch of lefty media but I'll not bore you with politics.
We used to be big on watching YouTube in the evenings, but now it's just kind of checking if there's anything new from:
Todd In The Shadows - music exploration into one hit wonders and bad records from typically good artists
Pat Finnerty - used to be a bit more structured around deep dives into bad songs, but now it's more freeform music discussion with a bit of audience interaction
Aside from that we just don't really pay attention to the channels we used to watch a lot.
Vlad Vexler is good for understanding why democracy is falling apart
Paula Poundstone is a comedian. Her daily messages to Donald Trump are chef's kiss the best part of my day
Cars
Games
Current Events
Guns
Fall of Civilizations
History with Cy
Historia Civilis
History Time (check out this one on the Amazon)
The Entire History of the Earth (super interesting and atmospheric broad geological history playlist)
Primitive Technology is a good one.