I'm looking for a different, addicting YouTube channel. Anything. Any genre...suggestions?

Dr Grande analyzes a variety of media personalities to determine if they're telling the truth. Also what likely happened in high profile crimes.

Here's his analysis of conman Anton La Vey.

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Hatebeak is a metal band with an African Grey Parrot as the vocalist.


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This channel is strangely addicting. The guy trims cows' hooves, and sometimes he finds serious issues or really weird stuff stuck in their hooves.


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Here's a good one about a pregnat woman and her robot. Bad Peter:



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Or this. Dylan McCool is about a 25 yo guy in Tenessee that fixes up cars. Here is his series on a dodge Challenger that was abadoned 35 years ago. He spent about a year completely rebuilding it, from the ground up, everything. Came out really nice. 48 parts I think, between 30 minutes to 2 hours each.

That's fucking cool!

Thanks!

Its amazing how many people will give info to strangers thru a shady conspiracy site. We are in the golden age of data mining and marketing.

veritasium

BALD AND BANKRUPT ftw!

Fuck ya!

And...meander in muck

Dogman encounters radio

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Lindybeige

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Quite entertaining.

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Shaun Attwood... fantastic interviews with prison dudes and sex trafficking, drug wars stuff... He's great

For comedic relief... the genius Phil Hendrie is still killin' it....
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For loose, but well curated debates on every hot topic these days ... Modern Day Debate is super fun . . .
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For vintage HS clips... mindless goofy bits

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Bigfoot stuff
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Prince fans, this cat is awesome
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Logos Rising also


I like a wide range of shiz. I actually record it on cassette and listen to it all on my vintage sony walkman while I work.... ya, know . . . that old fashioned thing called work? Work and be entertained, educated by all sorts of characters....

I got on a kick exploring old mines.

Abandoned and Forgotten Places Channel is good.


The facts by how to hunt for all the good sasquatch stories.

Cf apps 7865

does cool archaological surveys of american ruins and cool old earthworks.

Fucking V sauce bro. I watch that with my kids at times.

Also just bail on youtube and click thru the curated videos at wimp.com

Can waste a few minutes a day there.

Dark Journalist is always a good listen. The man has done his research for sure on any topic discussed.


There are thousands of compilation screenshot videos like
Unexplained Mysteries if your into millenials explaining shit they read on the interwebs.

I wondered what Eric Forman was doing these days. Is the other guy Kelso or Fes?

Oh I love the Harp Hotties. They do a great cover of Rainbow in the Dark by Dio.

Not everyone who watches youtube videos has a youtube account.

I don't have one.

I found this guy early in the lockdowns he plays games and breaks them and loads of other things should eat up a couple of hours.

Can't post link but search "Let's game it out!"

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I think there are 3 vids in total...

Does his sister watch?

The newest one I've gotten hooked on is Mr ballen, he does strange and unusual true stories.

Woodworking tutorials and projects.

Make you feel warm and relaxed.

Might learn something too.

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Links you like? I've seen a few antique refurbishing videos that made me happy...but if you have a preference for woodworking, post them. I've watched enough DIY car vids, how to tile etc...but the woodworking vids I watched were boring.