Michael_W
Well-Known Member
Where do I begin? I'll go with my top ten, in no particular order:Made me curious — is there a channel you’re subscribed to or have bookmarked that you keep going back to? Doesn’t have to be shaving-related; could be for reviews, learning, entertainment, or just something you find yourself watching regularly. What’s your go-to?
Here’s one of mine…..
It’s a guy who makes things out of wood - BUT, there’s a lot more to it than that.
Townsends — History-related cooking and reenactment channel based out of Indiana focusing primarily on 18th century America with the occasional foray into the early 19th century.
Tasting History with Max Miller — Another history-related cooking channel, this one with a much broader focus.
Guga Foods (Network) — Florida-based Brazilian chef whose gimmick is outrageous food experiments.
Alex Wild — Camping channel wherein a guy builds various dugout log cabins to shelter in on his trips.
History with Kayleigh — Archeology channel out of the Netherlands.
Kirin Camp and Uni Camp — Korean woman camping channels with an emphasis on ASMR glamping. Each has the same breed of pet dog.
Ken Surfs — One of my favorite shaving channels still active. Born in the U.K. but raised in California. Huge film buff and his shave den is loaded with James Bond memorabilia.
SinatraLennon — Semi-retired but I have long liked this guy's sense of humor in his shaving videos.
Martijn Doolaard — Dutch bicycler who bought a pair of stone buildings in the Italian Alps and has spent the last few years renovating them. He's finishing up his new workshop, which he built from stone and mortar.
Jay Legere — Canadian camper who leased some land and is renovating one cabin and demolishing another to put up his own from scratch.
You may notice a pattern, ha ha!
