I've been reading Jane Austen books this year and watching videos about the books and Regency life from Ellie Dashwood to accompany that.

Liz Amazing. I had no idea new RVs are of such poor quality.

Kitchen Nightmares, Supernanny, Spacemaker Method, Casey Neistat

travel

Anonymous wrote:What sort of topics do you enjoy watching YouTube videos about? Any channels you can’t live without?

I watch quilting tutorials. I hate to sew but I like the geometry of it and I find it soothing. LOL

Fail Army. I can watch people fall all day long.

Korean cooking show - Maangchi
A few Pakistani and Indian cooking shows
Sarah Paine
Mathematics
Permaculture -Andrew Millison
History channel
How things work
Restoration work
Lots of Asian dramas.

I browse the language learning channels - Chinese, Japanese, Turkish, Tibetan, Persian etc.

+ Deep dive about the history, geography, flora fauna, politics, culture, language, cuisine, landmarks of any country I visit.

I love animal channels because I'm an animal biologist. I also like comedians.

America's Test Kitchen and Prudent Reviews - cooking gear reviews

Reads with Rachel and My Name is Marines - book reviews that are smart and funny

Architectural Digest and Homeworthy - house tours

Would I Lie To You
Richard Osman’s House of Games

Machining and mathematics.

Anonymous wrote:I like cooking channels and history channels (History Hit is good for a passive listen).

+1 a good combination of this is Tasting History

My favorite cooking channel is Anti-Chef

How to fix things in the house.

I like cooking channels and history channels (History Hit is good for a passive listen).

What sort of topics do you enjoy watching YouTube videos about? Any channels you can’t live without?