Bingeworthy Youtube Channels

[TrevorM3]

vox

[Tommy-G]

I’m so boring, I don’t ever go down the YouTube rabbit hole. I put on YouTube and can’t think of what to search for

[mdf]

I thought this was a pretty good channel about movies and movie-making. Every Frame a Painting stopped producing new content, but if you like movie commentary tracks and production notes, it's worth a visit.

https://www.youtube.com/c/everyframe...rt=p&flow=grid

[shiftdnb]

M539 Restorations was already mentioned, awesome and if you like him and want something similar with a lot of old tools mixed in watch Restore It

Red Poppy Ranch - Homesteading/Off Grid

SoundmanCA - Car Audio and Custom Fabrication (Warning: Sophomoric Comedy, you'll probably be offended somewhere)

[F32Fleet]

M539 and Car Ninja.

[hubbahubba]

Sailing La Vagabond
Steveo1kinevo
310 pilot, although not sure where that one is heading, selling the plane

[Bunnny]

Me and my husband watch "Gone with the Wynn's" , "Sailing La Vagabond", "Nautistyles" , "Sailing good bad and ugly" and "Aquaholic".

We hope to own a power catamaran some day, or atleast get out to the water. It's refreshing to see the lives of people in these videos, as we are from the frozen Northern Prairies.

[evil-G-nius]

I watch photography videos to get more familiar with camera settings as well as other tips

For a good laugh I watch the Try Channel...reactions of Irish people trying various things

For you aviation lovers, Dafydd Phillips is a great watch as well

[Mani59]

For me, it's:

M539 Restorations - just awesome!

If you are a fan of classic cars, then Tyrrell's Classic Workshop is very good. Iain's knowledge of all things classic is incredible.

Harry's Garage and of course, Harry's Farm for something a little different.

[spammysammich]

I've been watching a lot of "I Do Cars". He is a BMW addict.

[bosstones]

My subs are all combat sports (former martial artist), photography, woodworking, home DIY, and lawn care. Someone already shared the The Try Channel (I forgot what the old channel was called) so here's a few off my list:
Lawrence Kenshin Striking Breakdowns
The Modern Martial Artist
Drumeo
Peter McKinnon
Home RenoVision DIY

Oh, and lately, N55 repair vids from FCP Euro.

[o_g]

Curious Droid

[MarlboroM2C]

Dan Hurd Prospecting and Jeff Williams gold mining ⛏️.

Ill need the skill, to pay the bill for my 21 M2C lol

[iminhell1]

Originally Posted by LemansE90335xi

I've been kinda hooked on Vise Grip Garage lately. The guy buys old, abandoned cars that have been parked for years on the inter web. He then goes to get them running and drives them home. It is intended as humour, not education, and his mannerisms and phrasing are unique, to say the least.

I don't think he's too far from me ... guy just seems like I've met him at some point. But I've met A LOT of car guys so it's hard for me to place when or where.
But I haven't watched much of his stuff. The fake accent thing and AvE'ish mannerisms just isn't my thing. Or that's what I take it to be.



I think the channel I've watched the longest (time) would be:
https://www.youtube.com/c/BadObsessionMotorsport/videos

The one I like the most:
https://www.youtube.com/user/FuelInjectionSucks/videos

If I'm buying anything I take my advice from:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2r...Og_p0Ng/videos

And I think my favorite person on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/c/smartereveryday/videos

[Germanauto]

Scotty Kilmer.

Jk

Company man
Cold fusion
Wsj
CNBC

[floridaorange]

The Dr John Delony Show

Journeyman Pictures

Monsterchannel24

The Munk Debates

Oxford Union

PBS Newshour

FilmIsNow Movie Bloopers & Extras

Tom Nash

Saddleback Church

Jordan B Peterson

American Film Institute

Talks at Google

Auto Addiction

[ryan stewart]

Originally Posted by XutvJet

South Main Auto Repair

Eric, the host and mechanic, is both hilarious and a genius. How he deals with rusted parts is impressive. His electronics trouble-shooting skills are the best I've ever seen.

I like his and torque test channel as well.

[irunalot]

If you love F1 as I do here is a channel where you can find 70s, 80s, and 90s races. Some are the full races, and some are the condensed ~45 minute versions. Spent my entire weekend watching races that I have net seen in 30 years.

https://www.youtube.com/user/bigzeddie76/videos

[peterf15]

Originally Posted by irunalot

If you love F1 as I do here is a channel where you can find 70s, 80s, and 90s races. Some are the full races, and some are the condensed ~45 minute versions. Spent my entire weekend watching races that I have net seen in 30 years.

https://www.youtube.com/user/bigzeddie76/videos

Thanks! That is a great find!