I’ve seen quite a few conversations on blogs and social media, about how the poster just doesn’t “get” YouTube. Why it’s popular, why so many people are watching it or producing content for it. We attempt to answer the question “What makes YouTube a valuable resource” in this episode. We go over various types of videos that we’ve seen and watched ourselves, along with sharing some of our favorite channels. You can find some of those channels listed below if you’d like to check them out. Hopefully this will help some of you dip your toes into the service. Let us know if it did help! Otherwise, enjoy the show.
Couch Podtatoes Epsiode 77: A Guide to YouTube (runtime: 49:14)
What are we playing? (starts at 1:25)
Discussion: YouTube (starts at 12:01)
Host Contact information:
Izlain
Blog: Me vs. Myself and I
Twitter: @mevsmyselfandi
Eri
Blog: Healing The Masses
Twitter: @ausj3w3l
Our favorites:
Izlain’s List:
- WTFbrahhh
- Alternate history hub
- Epic Rap battles of history
- Sky Williams
- Blakinola
- Gbay99
- Brofresco
- Magickarpusedfly
- Disco Heat
- BrickyOrchid8
- Hive Leader
- Total Biscuit
- Boogie2988
- The Amazing Atheist
- Jaclyn Glenn
- Jared Dines
Eri’s List:
- Blitzkreigsler
- Elloa
- Stumpt
- Yogcast Kim
- Forcegaming
- Honeybunnygames
- GamingFTL
- Scion Storm
- Indieformer
- Alexrainbird
Music Credits:
“Bit Rush” by Riot Games
“Francis PS4 Remix” by WTFBrahh (from the YouTube page of the same name)
“Enchanted Rose” by Bury Your Dead (from the album Beauty and the Breakdown)
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