Youtube learning/interesting videos

[PollyBell]

I am interested in geography, science, transport, food, history etc type videos anything but like to keep them at teast about 15 mins each videos not thos minute or 2 ones

So any great suggestions please

Crooked media
I listen to them on Spotify but I know they’re keen to have a greater reach on YouTube as it’s heavily right wing politically.
Current affairs, mainly American. They’re a group of Obama staffers with a great rapport, very funny, very humane.

History of the Universe is very good along with their other channels, History of Humankind and History of Earth.
World Science Festival is very good, Brian Greene is a world class science communicator.
Royal Institute of Science has some very interesting lecturers.
Any videos of Janna Levin talking about black holes is fascinating and I would highly recommend her book/audio book Black Holes Survival Guide.
History tea time with Lindsay Holiday is a good one for Royal History.
Lore podcast is great and about folktales and myths.
Words Unravelled by Rob words and Jess Zafarris is quite fun and about word etymology.
Kurzgesagt- in a nutshell have some interesting videos.
(No AI slop)

I quite like Geography by Geoff for random facts about places I've never heard of https://www.youtube.com/@GeographyByGeoff. Also enjoy https://geographyquiz.io for practicing geography general knowledge

I follow ZeFrank, he does nature docs,called TrueFacts, funny but doesnt dumb down the science,but be warned they aren't for kids(he gives a warning and he does do do family friendly versions.)Also does shorts voiced by Creepy Dave the vulture.

Atomic Shrimp (Mike)
Wildbeare (Claire)
Sheepishly Me (Sandi)
The Sheep Game (Cammy)

I've learnt and continue to learn so much from these channels.