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Tasting History: Historical recipes re-created and the history behind them.
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Accented Cinema: Video essays covering foreign (mainly Asian) films and actors.
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ComicTropes: History of certain comic book runs, spin-offs, writers, artists, and tropes.
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Game Sack: Deep dives into classic video game consoles and games.
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Ordinary Sausage: A guy who makes sausage out of anything and everything.
Tried to hit multiple interests with this list. There’s so many smaller creators I’d love to recommend, but they all revolve around more specific topics / hobbies / interests.
Oh god, the sausage one... I was just a little curious. There's videos making an air sausage and a water sausage (which go about as you'd expect).
Overall I’d have to rate the channel 4.5 Mark Ruffalos.
Go HAM on the hobbies... I am interested, I doubt people will mind if you have the time.
Here are a few of the top of my head…
Calvin Dyson: In depth reviews on all things James Bond.
The Backyard Scientist: Crazy guy in FL doing crazy science experiments.
Doctor Wolfula: Horror related channel that harkens back to the days of horror movie hosts.
Comic Book Corner 2.0: Casual video centered around comic book collecting.
Minnime: Reviews / retrospectives of more obscure games.
Scarfulhu: Reviews / retrospectives of mainly point and click adventure games.
Jim Browning: Exposes all sorts of tech support scams. Unlike other scam channels (Scammer Payback, Kitboga, Trilogy Media, etc), Jim is more focused more on educating rather than comedic scam baiting.
Puppet Nerd: If you ever wanted to learn how to make a puppet or get into puppetry, this is the go-to channel. The creator (Adam) was diagnosed with brain cancer last year, but he’s doing much better now and starting to put more videos out again.
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