The Outdoor Boys YouTube channel has some really fun content. It is great for viewers of all ages. They share backwoods adventures and foster an appreciation for the outdoors. My friend Mark introduced me to this site and loves watching the videos with his two sons. Luke Nichols provides wholesome content for the whole family.

Treehouse Detective is a great YouTube channel! Andrew Price digs deep on a variety of topics and presents them in a a fun and engaging format. My favorite episode is when he covered the intro music for the Mr. Rodgers program . Spoiler, every musical entry ("Won't you be my neighbor") was improvised (same melody, but completely oringal version) by musical genius Johnny Costa . Thanks Mark Schall for recommending this channel!

Rob Watts ' wonderful RobWords channel is great for those learning Englisish as well as certffied word nerds. Very well researched and presented in very entertaining way (be ready for puns and word play). I am asstounded by the level of depth and nuance covered when discussing word roots and origins. I really enjoyed his episode on the the NATO phonetic alphabet (or more correctly, the NATO spelling alaphabet).

Rob Kenny 's Dad How Do I? answers questions that many people have. How do you shave? How do you change a car tire? Jump start a car? Many people grew up without a father figure or parent that is handy and knows how to fix things. This site covers activities that many people often feel embarassed about not knowing how to accomplish. Rob covers these topics in a non-condescending and friendly manner. Great guy and great channel!

Scott Wadsworth 's Essential Craftsman channel is a delight. He gently walks through a variety of projects with great advice. He covers a wide range of topics from "how to use a shovel" to "working with cement." He explains the proper names for tools and how to safely and effectively use them. With his relaxing narration, he is like a "universal grandpa." I really enjoy his videos when unwinding at the end of the day.

Chris Boden Applied Engineering @physicsduck is crazy knowledgeable about a variety of engineering topics and VERY opinionated! His videos are funny and educational, but his language and bizzare sexual inuendo (usually directed at people who are unsafe and/or misuse tools) are NOT for everyone. He self-describes as having "weaponized autism". I recommend him to adults with a dark sense of humor. His colorful language and energy provide a nice contrast to other channels that

Project farm tests a variety of tools, automotive products, and other items. Tests and reviews are unbiased and result from clever and comprehensive testing (often to faiure). This is the YouTube Channel that I have recommended more than any other! The summaries and conclustions are concise and usually result in "best overall" and "best for the money" recommendations. Awesome!

Jeremy Sheppard loves guitars and shares his comprehensive knowledge in an engaging and educational format on his website www.jeremytheguitarhunter.com and his youtube channel youtube.com/jeremysheppard . If you are looking to learn more about guitars, whether a novice or expert, you will find a weatlth of useful information. Enjoy!