my youtube recommendations
I watch a lot of youtube. Like a lot. Far more than TV, netflix, or movies. I'm always looking for ways to find good stuff to watch and new channels to subscribe to since youtube recommendations haven't been worth a damn in quite some time.
Since I'm often mentioning interesting things I've watched I've had a few friends recently ask me for channel suggestions so here we go. My first listicle! In no particular order here are a bunch of youtube channels that I find interesting.
Better than you'd think, even if you are interested in economics already.
Google hosts a dizzying array of experts to give talks on a wide variety of subjects.
Learn everything.
Just what it says on the tin.
Just what it says on the tin.
Journalism with f bombs, shit you won't see on MSNBC.
A mix of scientists and dreamers speculating about how current state of the art might play out in the future.
A pracicing pediatrician, researcher, columnist, and author sets you straight about health care.
For real. The actual Science magazine.
For real. The actual Royal Institution.
Context on current events.
This guy explains history and geopolitics. If the news tells you what happens, he can tell you why.
Digging deep into cinema.
Digging deep into cinema.
Digging deep into cinematography.
Comparing historical cinema to historical facts.
Sorta tech history focused, back stories on tech companies, trends, press releases, etc.
Complexity itself is a thing.
Evolution and the latest ideas on the origin of life laid out in simple terms.
Machine learning explained clearly.
A mentalist and skeptic screws around with peoples heads.
A tech blog for people who are wary of tech.
Thoughtful video essays about current events and popular culture.
Hacking explained.
Space is dope.
Behind the scenes at one of the worlds best natural history museums.
He goes to cool places and talks about things you might not know.
For some reason better than the main Wired channel.
The most hardcore space and physics show I've ever seen.