People I Watch to Learn:

Not a huge list of channels but her is who I watch on a weekly/daily basis.

• Science [ Space Industry]
  • What about it!?
    Felix, and WAI are all about Space & Science, they condense the most important Space Topics down every week (sometimes daily) so that you don't miss a thing.
  • LabPadre Space
    Watch SpaceX and Starbase live construction, launches and testing 24/7. Featuring Live NASA and SpaceX updates and events at Starbase, Texas, Cape and Port Canaveral, Florida.
  • Marcus House
    A weekly podcast of space news relating to rocketry.
  • GREAT SPACEX
    They are a community sharing information about SpaceX and space flights, and new projects of SpaceX.
• Sicence [ General ]
  • minutephysics
    Simply put: cool physics and other sweet science.
  • Anton Petrov
    This is a (mostly) family friendly channel with the focus on science education. All of the videos are meant to be informative and will teach you fun facts about science you probably didn't know.
  • Dr. Becky
    Your friendly neighbourhood astrophysicist. Dr Becky Smethurst is an astrophysicist at the University of Oxford. She makes videos about science with lots of enthusiasm. She focus on how we know things, not just what we know. And especially, the things we still don't know.
  • Sabine Hossenfelder
    As simple as possible, but not any simpler! Science and technology updates and summaries. Sabine Hossenfelder has a PhD in physics. She is author of the books "Lost in Math: How Beauty Leads Physics Astray" (Basic Books, 2018) and "Existential Physics: A Scientist's Guide to Life's Biggest Questions" (Viking, 2022).
  • CGP Grey
    Very simple animations about some complex topics
  • Veritasium
    Videos about science, education, and anything else he finds interesting.
  • Numberphile
    Videos about numbers and mathematics.
  • 3Blue1Brown
    Grant Sanderson's videos cover a variety of topics in math, or adjacent fields like physics and CS, all with an emphasis on visualizing the core ideas. The goal is to use animation to help elucidate and motivate otherwise tricky topics, and for difficult problems to be made simple with changes in perspective.
  • Sixty Symbols
    Videos about physics and astronomy.
• Computer Tech
  • Level1Techs
    Computer Geeks. Just that simple.
  • ServeTheHome
    Product reviews and information on Server Hardware both for the home lab and Enterprise envioroment.
  • VirtualizationHowto
    Brandon Lee educates people about technology, explaining very complex topics simply. You will find all types of technology topics covered here such as Cloud, Enterprise virtualization, Kubernetes, Containers, Networking, Home lab environments.
• Computer General
  • Dave's Garage
    Windows History, Windows vs Linux Comparisons, Arduino Project Tutorials, Shop Projects, ESP32 Information, and more in Dave's Garage. With DIY info and practical step-by-step tutorials.
  • Dave's Attic
    Dave's Secondary channel
  • Computerphile
    Videos about computers & computer stuff
  • Low Level
    Videos about cyber security + software security
  • John Hammond
    Computer hacking information and review. Cybersecurity Education and Ethical Hacking
• DYI
  • DIY Solar Power with Will Prowse
    A good starting point if you are looking to get into home Solar.
  • Projects With Everyday Dave
    General Home DYI guy who has some good genereal advice / information regurding solar systems.
• Creator Environment
  • Jeff Geerling
    Jeff is involved in open source projects. His projects often involve Rasberry Pi’s, home automation or automation scripting.
  • Geerling Engineering
    This is Jeff's secondary channel for more nerd level projects.
• General Interest
  • Joe Scott
    Answers with Joe – Random topics where he attempts to either answer viewer questions or just present strange facts and let the user ponder its meaning.
  • Casual Scholar
    Random podcasts of often social economic theory and how it effected the development of civilizations.
  • Dan Carlin
    Hard Core History – a mind feast for history nerds who love a good backstory to make the history come alive.
  • Feli from Germany
    Feli is an immigrant from Germany and hosts a podcast presenting interesting topics based oh her experiences living in America. Topics often are based on the social and cultural difference between the two counties.
  • RobWords
    An interesting podcast on the history and origin of the English language.
  • Words Unravelled with RobWords and Jess Zafarris
    Ok, it is just fun show where two podcasters banter between each other and are complete language nerds.
  • SmarterEveryDay
    Dustin provides a periodic podcast on wildly different topics designed to spur the mind and foster learning.
  • Ethan Chlebowski
    A fun look to into how to cook and the science behind ingredients. A fresh take on the cooking dilemma.
• SQL
  • Brent Ozar Unlimited
    A SQL Database Administrator who provides insight, advice, and training for SQL performance tuning. He is often crass, rude, and irreverent. He hosts a periotic podcast where he answers questions on various SQL topics.
  • Erik Darling (Erik Darling Data)
    Often podcasts short information examples of issues facing SQL developers when coding. He is also ruff around the edges but has good insight to performance issues or coding gotchas when working with Microsoft SQL Server.