Right now - Your top favorite YouTube Rabbit Hole?

[daepp]

Not my normal office view, but I’m guessing I’ll be here at least a week. If I stand up I have to bolt on Frankenboot - but hey, at least I’m not in a cast (yet)!

[rusnak]

In no particular order:

The History Guy


Mark Wiens (I Travel for Food)


Hoovies Garage


Vin Wiki



I like really well edited videos that DON'T START WITH THE BEGINNING OF TIME. They get right to the content, the reason for clicking. They start with the ending and flow crisply, and smoothly. They are interesting. They are narrated by a good story-teller. All of these are expertly crafted video channels.

[Rtrorkt]

Harrys Garage. Great car guy. And who would take a Roller to the arctic?

[otto_kretschmer]

I'm so turned off with politics right now I stopped watching the news and when I'm not working on my house I waste my time watching kikoskia on youtube



I was in college when XCOM came out and its still a fun game to play. Kikoskia has an odd but funny presentation.

oh well, I should get back to hanging my door

[Rtrorkt]

And a Harry's Garage spin off

[rusnak]

Originally Posted by Rtrorkt

Harrys Garage. Great car guy. And who would take a Roller to the arctic?

The Jaguar restoration is going to be epic.

Way more work than the Espada was.

[Eric 951]

The History Guy

Mark Felton Productions

Fascinating Horror

The Critical Drinker

[onewhippedpuppy]

Harry’s Garage is very good. Informative but with car guy enthusiasm and no drama.

[porsche930dude]

Ivan's shed - old chap working on mostly pre war cars but he has been building a mini 2cyl prototype engine and just aquired a protype mini 2 stroke engine to rebuild.

Tucker upper- young couple that go picking and do cleanouts for resell.

[stealthn]

The list is too long, a lot of music, cars videos, cooking, etc.

Games Call of Duty: Dr Disrespect & Zlaner
Food: Sam the cooking guy
Cars (Too many) Heidi & Franny’s Garage, VINWiki, Straight Pipes
Slots: Slotlady
Music: everything

[tabs]

AK Union..

[ckelly78z]

I've been following Marty Zoffinger's travels doing "The Loop" through the intercoastal waterway, and previously some of his crazy Pelican boat builds. https://www.zoffinger.com/

I've also been following Cleetus McFarland's YouTube automotive adventures. He bought a run down oval track next door to Bradenton International dragstrip in Florida, and has been redoing it, and started having events there. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh8f8vssLddD2PbnU3Ag_Bw

[ckelly78z]

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

Boat videos, especially Haulover inlet. So much entertainment and keeps me happy until summer.

Some of the boats, and pilots should stay in the calm water...Haulover is great entertainment, and a glimpse of Miami life !

[PorscheGAL]

Brian Johnson from AC/DC has a new channel that's been fun to watch.

[PorscheGAL]

I like watching Mark Wiens but makes me so hungry.

Originally Posted by rusnak

In no particular order:


Mark Wiens (I Travel for Food)



I like really well edited videos that DON'T START WITH THE BEGINNING OF TIME. They get right to the content, the reason for clicking. They start with the ending and flow crisply, and smoothly. They are interesting. They are narrated by a good story-teller. All of these are expertly crafted video channels.

[911Ghia]

Two Wheels and a Ponytail

[Ayles]

Originally Posted by otto_kretschmer

I'm so turned off with politics right now I stopped watching the news and when I'm not working on my house I waste my time watching kikoskia on youtube



I was in college when XCOM came out and its still a fun game to play. Kikoskia has an odd but funny presentation.

oh well, I should get back to hanging my door

Loved that game!!! My son's name is Otto

[Ayles]

Originally Posted by PorscheGAL

Brian Johnson from AC/DC has a new channel that's been fun to watch.

I've watched a couple of these too. Pretty good, especially the one:

[Z-man]

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

Boat videos, especially Haulover inlet. So much entertainment and keeps me happy until summer.

Yeah - those popped up on my Youtube feed as well - crazy stuff and a lot of people who have no idea what they are getting into...

If you like to peek behind the curtains regarding movies, the CINEFIX channel is pretty hard to beat. Here's an example:


CinemaSins is also a great channel for nit-picking movies with some rather cynical commentary:
https://www.youtube.com/user/CinemaSins

Other Youtube interests:
Chernobyl disaster documentaries (not the HBO movie)
Porsche Cayman reviews
Track lap videos

[JavaBrewer]

Itchy Boots


Joe Rogan