Which YouTube channels do you like?

My favorite youtube channel,  https://youtu.be/WmYCUljsrDg
My self reliance, not primarily a permaculture page, but very informative and entertaining

Twisted tree farm..edible acres...ridgedale permaculture...the gardening channel with james prigioni ...all great stuff.

I watch a lot of channels that are listed here mostly for enjoyment.  The one channel I have got the most out of is the gardening channel One Yard Revolution OYR.  The channel is full of knowledge on gardening and soil health on a budget.  I recommend people give it a shot.

I love
Peak Moment
Homesteading Family
I used to watch Homestead Kids but sad face, they deleted their account :-( Had some amazing videos
Idaho Hillbilly he is so funny and they do a lot of Permaculture stuff on the cheap
Primitive Technology love his silent videos!

Okay and here's my channel!
Rosemary Pure Living where I talk about whole foods cooking, natural baby care, and eczema support!

Thanks everyone for all the cool suggestions, I can't wait to watch some of them!

Richard Perkins is doing amazing things in Sweden. If you are interested in a permaculture farming business I don't know of anybody better in Europe to learn from.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O12Ro-u4OMI

I also found John suscovich's journey really interesting and inspriring

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9IoNzDZIGhFZ2VGFoWjP-w

There is a channel called Circle Permaculture that has an really great permaculture music video everyone should check out! Enjoy!  

I have been watching many of these, but i didn't see, or I missed seeing anyone mention the Swedish Homestead channel.  https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC7GkLSNBmds1DZit_oHk-Fg

I didn't see She Is Of The Woods https://www.youtube.com/user/ColdCreekHomestead/featured

She does some great PNW wild foraging and off grid herbalism. Wonderful info filled videos on this wonderful lady's channel that can really help folks find nature's medicine cabinet around them. While based in NE Oregon plenty of the plants discussed can be found in other regions.

My favorites are:

The Gardening Channel with James Prigioni

Verge Permaculture

Richard Perkins

Charles Dowding

Stefan Sobkowiak

And of course Maple Grove Productions ;) (Shameless Self-Plug)

There are so many more too! But these are generally my GoTo channels.

Didn't see Gary Pilarchik/The Rusted Garden mentioned.  He has nearly 800 videos up with over 100k subscribers so it is a pretty popular channel.

He is my "go to" gardening guru when I want info on starting/growing specific plants, specifics on budget grow lights,  homemade remedies for diseases/pests, differences between fertilizers etc...  His videos are very concise and well researched.

https://www.youtube.com/user/pilarchik

Some of the channels I think are cool are:
Paul Wheaton's channel
Diego Footer's channel
Local Futures
Permasolutions

I am on a road trip and would love to stop by the James Prigioni Food Forest.  Does anyone know how to contact him for that?  I want to take some family members by that live near there so I can SHOW them what it looks like and not just talk about it.  

Are there any channels around that focus on dry climates? Something like greening the desert.

Or in a mediterrean climate with little or no rainfall during summer. That presents different challenges than what people in areas with lots of water experience.

Add another recomendation for SkillCult.

Been binging on his stuff the last week

Axe work
Tanning
Hide and casin glue
Old fashioned apple butter
Apple breeding
Biochar
Compost pits
And more

Here's a link to a youtube channel called Grow Do It - https://www.youtube.com/user/growdoit
There is quite a few permaculture songs and info. on there. Here is a good one and example. Enjoy!

I have been watching a lot of Alec Steele lately, I love watching people forge things by hand! He's quite cinematic about it in some videos too. Someone earlier mentioned torbjorn, he's a really good blacksmith youtuber as well.

Watching his videos has made me want to forge myself. I built myself a humble little Hole Forge. Unlike the guy in that video, I used hardwood charcoal instead of wood and I used a black pipe as a tuyere as it's cheap and I wanted to avoid galvanized material. I bought a swedish style blacksmith hammer because I'm a spazz and used a 2" x 2" piece of steel stock on a platform as an anvil (it's hard to work with, but way cheaper than a real anvil and I still have a fullering edge.)

It's a lot of fun, way more fun than I thought it would be and I was pretty optimistic to begin with. I like making my own tools, I just wish steel was cheaper...I don't like scavenging.

Not sure if anyone mentioned Pete Kanaris GreenDreamsFL yet. Here is an awesome tour they did the other day. Enjoy!

Posting reply to bump this topic. Here are some of the channels i love:

KhAnubis https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs_bV79AmugXVvjaASibPnw
MiGardener https://www.youtube.com/user/MIgardener
Smart History https://www.youtube.com/user/smarthistoryvideos
Khan Academy https://www.youtube.com/user/khanacademy
PsyShow Space (PsyShow anything, really) https://www.youtube.com/user/scishowspace
PsyShow Psych https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUdettijNYvLAm4AixZv4RA
PsyShow (https://www.youtube.com/user/scishow)
12tone (about music theory) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTUtqcDkzw7bisadh6AOx5w
The Art Assignment https://www.youtube.com/user/theartassignment
Health Care Triage https://www.youtube.com/user/thehealthcaretriage
Plant Abundance https://www.youtube.com/user/plantabundance
😉

I havent watched YouTube in months.  When I do, it is to try to find information on a specific issue.

DIY farmer keith

this guy deserves more recognition. Some of them are very very useful, but has only 40 views or so.

DIY tilther
DIY vacuum seeder
greenhouse construction
low tunnels
dipper
microgreen video
DIY flame weeder and so on

DIY Farmer Keith

ive been watching lots of the greatest music on RHINO and did an binge of cheaprvliving not long ago

Clapton, Nathan East and the usual suspects



and whatever channel this guy vai is on

42 million views---its probably pretty good stuff

oh yeah, I stumbled across this
dukes of September stuff--wow--with Shannon forrest and geez for anyone who like this kind of stuff

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02uqM2DnxuM&list=PLwaQR63o-fZ_edPOICGnywiITHzaBDFYG

Well I really like this new one. Aya Farm, she just recently moved to a lovely vilage in İzmir Turkey and making Youtube videoes.
We all look for new recepies and I think these ones really fit a permie lifestyle. I was meaning to start a tread about some, but videoes are always better. Here are some recepies  (titles are turkish and english as goes the texts in videoes)
Such as tarhana - a very old time instant soup recepie



Or türlü , which literally means various. A main dish that you can make with various vegatables but just one or two from each.  We usually cook this one early in the season when each plant gives only a handfull of produce



grape harvest and making -again traditional- sucuk, walnuts with dried grape syrup, which can keep fresh up to months if not years

I feel like I'm really picky when it comes to youtube. I get impatient. I would much prefer to read/skim through some text than wait for someone to get to the point via video.

Alas, that is not the current era.

My favourite Youtubers who I can actually stand watching are:

Ariel of Fy Nyth https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaLQEHLG8SPlICSdxyCGCXA

Gridlessness https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClt1rDdFd-VUX8VXmWummSQ

Gold Shaw Farm https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjl3zDun9SazYI0UWWu6_1A

I was surprised I didn't see any of these people mentioned in the thread yet, honestly.