[ SECRET POST #6428 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6428 ⌋

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Recs thread

[(Anonymous)]

If you are looking for recs on a topic, post here!

educational youtubes?

[(Anonymous)]

I like to watch educational videos but a lot of youtube does the "youtube voice/presentation" and I'm not really into that. I'm having a hard time finding people that just make straight videos of interesting topics. Like they can be excited and passionate, but not hyper like so many youtubers seem to be lately. Hopefully you understand what I mean.

Archaeology, history (especially pre-history), culture, science, animals, anything really.

Re: educational youtubes?

[(Anonymous)]

Miniminuteman has a bunch of archaeology stuff, maybe a bit "youtubey" in presentation, not fully sure what you mean by that so idk. I'm into religious history and I really like ReligionForBreakfast and Esoterica. Also YaleCourses for just straight up recorded lectures. I'd love some more (pre-)history recommendations too.

Re: educational youtubes?

[(Anonymous)]

since you mentioned animals hope that includes reptiles because my recs are reptile channels that lean into the education side of things:
All Canadian Reptile Girl
Snake Discovery
Clint's Reptiles
they are all also kid friendly channels

for something passively educational and also quite relaxing check out Brady Brandwood's channel and his Leon the lobster related videos

Re: educational youtubes?

[kamino_neko]

I really like Technology Connections. He's just fun, and deals with a fairly random range of topics - I'm especially fond of his videos about old technology (mechanical pinball machines, RCA Selectavision, the Beta/VHS competition (and why Beta wasn't actually better on the whole)), but he's also covered more modern stuff, and he's still interesting with them.

Re: educational youtubes?

[(Anonymous)]

I like Stefan Milo's videos (ancient history, early hominids, archaeology). I learned about a lot of interesting stuff from his channel.