Favorite YouTube Channels

These guys are adorable and are starting to get some fame - Twins the New Trend - 2 young guys (sometimes with their little brother) listen to older music. They've listened to (and loved) Dolly Parton's Jolene, Steely Dan's Do It Again, etc. But they really got attention for their reaction to Phil Collins's In the Air Tonight.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=twinsthenewtrend

Yes. I'm subscribed to them. They were actually featured for three or four minutes one night on Fox News, and I think once on CBS News too. The thing that makes them interesting is that they know very little about rock history so that everything is new to them.

If you are interested malware, this channel might be of interest;

https://www.youtube.com/c/danooct1/videos

Although, they haven't uploaded as many videos in recent years as they did in the past. And while there is some newer malware featured there, a lot of it is "old school" malware programs - since modern malware is pretty boring compared to "old school" malware. And a lot of the earliest videos in that channel don't have the narration that the more recent videos do, and also the camera focus is pretty shaky in the earliest videos on that channel.

But that said, there isn't a lot of others doing the same thing, and the channel linked above has the most videos of malware being run on a computer that I've seen anywhere.

I enjoy "Cruising the Cut" which is vlog of a British guy who ply the open seas of UK canals an, like a tru Brit, pwnds undue amount of time giving you complete directions of the wet hiways of GB. The guy i media trained (He used to be a weatherman onBBC 1) so hi humor i typical British understated and quite funny a he tries to cope with thing lik baking bread in his diesel powered oven. Its enough of a canal travelogue that I actually can recall a few of the towns that Ive been to (never on leisure tours so I saw the relaxed side of life)

You can use the Title I gave "Cruising the cut"

Also its verything you maybe wanted to know about cnal boats as a life style.

Another one is "REX FIGURES IT OUT", Rex is a carpenter of advanced cabinetmaking skills. He tests and fixs stuff like old bench planes and makes shooting boards and work tables.
(Although I hve to say, ince most orkbenches are one off creations by each carpenter, My Work/assembly bench at 12'X3.5' and setting on 8 six inch square pieces of doug fir and outfitted with doggi hols and drawers , Suit me best of all.

"Peter Draws" is entertaining but the artwork produced therein by this fellow named Peter is quite uninspired doodling that , once you see one, etc etc... He is a kind of unfocused , ntertaining dude who compares fountain pens.

I usually avoid the music panels, except for some good jazz artists.

gonna tune in on that Richey guy. All the hitory buffs(especially the US Civil War guys, get o bogged down in the details of a particular battle that the big picture i totally missed. Maybe Mr Richey gets it that not all of us are professionals in history.

Earspasm Music — Michael Lowenstern's bass clarinet website featuring tips on practicing, performing, and maintaining my favorite instrument

Adam Neely is a professional bass guitar player, an excellent teacher of music theory, with lots of tips for working musicians

Timeless Classic Movies — what can I say, I like film noir and there seems to be an endless supply of them here

That's one of those things, I just refuse to do. Too many channels for me to ever make a commitment to any, or even 12 dozen channels.


Much obliged. I'll peruse them and take it from there.



I've become somewhat absorbed by Lost In The Pond. Similar to your Joel and Lisa channel, it takes a gentleman from Grimsby England and places him in first, Anderson, Indiana and later the Chicago area. Married to an American gal, he has a cat by the name of Kafka.

He's at times amusing. an affable fellow, although at times he seems mildly neurotic.

Here's an example:

www.youtube.com/channel/UCqabPJa-N6ORAlO5yMBtWXg

More info here: www.lostinthepond.com. and also here: www.globallivingmagazine.com/laurence-brown-lost-in-the-pond/


With music, I just wander around from one place to another. No particular direction or channels.

Then there is the strange It's A Southern Thing. Oddly amusing at times.

Example:

The full channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCDyCK-HRoSqUsowdKzOVHZA

Defunctland - long videos about the history of old amusement park rides and theme park attractions.
https://www.youtube.com/c/Defunctland

After you see him, tell me what you think.

I have watched a few episodes of "Lost in the Pond." I know that he recently quit his job to do it full time.

ed Richey's episode about Native Americans. It was ok as a beginning ffort . My only concern to actual lerning is he avoided discussing anything about thenvarious cultures. He began his entire effort at about "1491" (To indicate that he was only intrested in late pre Columbian contact)

Im going to look at hi variou offerings to see if he mayb had a separate piece on , say Paleo Culture through late Woodland and earlier pre contact

Well, bear in mind that his audience is high school kids in his class.

I think the really interesting thing about early Native culture is that its an adventure through time. Im sure he could make that interesting to HS kids

You've lost me farmerman. I honestly have no idea what you are talking about, let alone whatever it is has to do with my post above.

Davey504

MXR Reacts

Bear Independent

Steven Crowder

The Gray Bearded Green Beret

Canadian Prepper

HAWP

"REX FIGURES IT OUT" and "CRUISING THE CUT" are titles of YOU TIBE stations. I earch by name of the ite. You guys pot on your program lits. Same thing.
Look at McG above, all his are titles.

I dont know, have I got something wrong??

The names I gave are the names of the channel ( or person running the channel) on Youtube. The channels have videos that have different names for each video.

zackly.

You should watch a few calming woodworking "how to" hows or "How to play the zither" . Take a break from storing food.
I never realized how much farm living is like prepping, cept we have BACON.

That's why I gave a variety of channels.

https://www.amazon.com/Yoders-Canned-Fully-Cooked-Bacon/