Recommend a YouTube Channel

[Laurentius]

I have been watching Red Fox

lately, he seems to be a bit of a tinkerer which I like.

 

[demographic]

Desert Drifter.
The bloke is dead now as his car was hit by a truck but his output is still well worth a look.
Lot of stuff about Native American dwellings up on cliffs and so on. Nice chilled delivery and well shot.

 

[johnnytheboy]

Enjoy some of Clay Hayes you tubes

 

[Nice65]

I read the opening post, so it's nothing bushcraft at all, but what I'd recommend if anyone enquired about the subject. Project Unity is a great channel, Jay is doing good stuff about the pyramids, even interviewing the Italian scientist who discovered the pillars and labyrinths beneath.

This one is a talk about our forgotten technology and perhaps our pre-history, the ignored facts overlooked by lazy academia.

 

[HorseGuy]

A good bushcraft channel.

https://www.youtube.com/@greencraft4783/videos

 

[Qwerty]

The channels in my current rotation include:

www.youtube.com/@KuskBushcraft

www.youtube.com/@Bushradical

	www.youtube.com/@MartijnDoolaard

www.youtube.com/@RamblingOn

 

[Nice65]

But you only get to suggest the one channel and so it must be considered to be the best ambassador, representative,example upon whatever subject you choose.

Project Unity

Working my way through a few of these after watching host Jay Anderson lecture on historical anomalies.

 

[Chris]

It’s been a good week for Atomic Shrimp fans. Firstly a ‘home made Fray Bentos’ and today we have a 2.5 hour video with some interesting sights around Dorset, with a ‘civilian’ ration pack he put together.

 

[Billy-o]

I enjoy these. Hope he keeps focus. They are a bit short, sometimes.

https://www.youtube.com/@pwhitewickv

 

[TeeDee]

Its Paul.

 

[Chris]

 

[Chris]

The segment from 12:00 is really interesting and quite grounding. Some familiar topics!

 

[Stew]

Robert Murray-Smiths channel on making renewable energy thing a ma bobs.

and he's now decided to stop making videos!

Tons to work through still though.

Well I just got a real punch to the gut.

I popped to his channel to start look at converting a microwave transformer to a generator, knowing he had covered it.

The reason he decided to stop making videos is that he decided to stop living.

 

[Chris]

This channel really is fantastic. Another fascinating window into the past.

Something minor (no pun intended) that really stands out to me is the nicotine stained fingers. Not seen that on people in 30+ years.

 

[Toddy]

I find this calm watery area fascinating somehow. It is so far removed from where I live, worked and played that it seems almost an alien world. It's beautiful though, and so rich in life.

The older videos, the how things were done, are just the perfect way to chill out.