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Come on down to Wizards Vs. Lesbians, where we've recorded our longest episode yet - and, fittingly, it's on a book about the biggest animal ever, the sperm whale. I am sure the sperm whale is the biggest animal there is. The sperm whale is big and it's real and it's my nemesis and I don't know what that emo kid's getting up to with my harpooneer over there but it sure smacks of lesbianism.
Anonymous asked:
Favorite podcasts/YouTube stuff to watch?
I liked your list of SF stuff from a bit ago so now I'm curious about other media
thank you for the Q! i love making lists.
my favorite podcasts to actively listen to are Wizards vs. Lesbians and Hardcore History, but if i need background noise for work/chores it’s almost always We Hate Movies. i also really enjoy Just King Things but i’m all caught up :( i wish there were 20 more dark tower books…… *monkey’s paw curls*
David Bull does traditional Japanese woodblock printmaking, his channel is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in carving, printing, art history, etc. he’s also a wonderful storyteller
Dr Justin Sledge is by far the greatest source on YT for historical esoterica. he is NOT concerned with metaphysics he’s just gonna lay out the research. videos are (obviously) well-researched, well-edited, and he has an understated sense of humor :]
Jimmy McGee does game reviews but that description feels like i’m underselling it. he’s very, very thoughtful. his Rain World video is one of my favorites, he lets game footage play for minutes on end without commentary. there’s almost a documentary feel to it
Josh Johnson is…a stand-up comedian. his sets are very low-key & conversational, he talks about whatever’s in the headlines, and it feels more like your naturally funny friend is explaining something to you rather than a guy doing an act. the spontaneity has a lot of charm to it. it’s hard to explain!!! try his video on Diddy if you can handle the subject matter
Simon Roper does videos on linguistics, history, consciousness, etc. his accent reconstruction videos are a particular favorite
Zhade Lang does intricate, satisfying, weird fibercraft videos. like, high-concept fibercraft videos. i don’t think any other knitting/crochet channel is on her level rn
and if you’re “into” video essays you already know about Jenny Nicholson but i have to plug her Patreon, it’s only $2 a month and there’s hours and hours of bonus vids on there, including TWO multi-hour Evermore follow-up vids. picture me rubbing my hands together like a little fly
and lastly, Jeff Bezos Rowing Boat by Bobby Fingers
that one part of reincarnated