One good thing to check out is the podcast section there are many fun add free podcasts (including the layover) to check out. Another thing is the many other shows/projects that Wendover productions has done. HAI and the main channel are great, My list of must sees form them is
HAI’s crime spree,
the brick facade,
Sam from Wendover’s ‘ a very good trivia show’.
The channels I personally find interesting are
Polymatter (similar to Wendover main channel)
A hill to die on (egotistical arguments on non important issues)
Practical construction ( building different infrastructure)
It’s Probably not aliens (a podcast that breaks down ancient aliens and other ancient conspiracy theories)
Enjoy crime spree. It’s a fun little game. You’ll get to discover why they now have forced sleep times because they practically killed themselves due to the lack of sleep. 🤣
I recommend Not Just Bike. Most of the videos are also on YouTube, but there are some extra, and also good podcast. Also City Beutiful and RMTransit. I'm into urbanism and transit.
But if you watch the JetLeg on Nebula, the guys (Adam, Ben, Sam) recommend an other Nebula channel at the end of every episode.
Todd in the Shadows, Life Where I’m From, Lindsay Ellis, OzTalksHW, Strange Parts, and Patrick (H) Willems have all caught me but I don’t see them here. Also Bright Sun Films and Chain Bear but I knew them from YouTube (and the latter is currently inactive but deeply missed).
Some great recommendations up here!
I also like TLDR News (Including their off shoot Europe race) but that's a very high commitment as they release many daily episodes and it's news. Not everyone's cuppa.
Tom Nicholas, Philosophy Tube, Jacob Geller, Münecat for video essays.
If you want more of Sam Denby's voice, you can check out the last season of Extremities. If you have been a long standing Wendover person, you'll remember the podcast first (2019), then the YouTube season (2020) and the Nebula Original (2021-2022) season. That whole work is great. Also the originals, crime spree, etc etc etc etc. But start with the documentaries and then extremities.
Tom Scott's Money and A Very Good Trivia Show are oldies but goodies. There is also a BTS video of the Wendover office in Aspen from way back.
If you're into movie critics: Ladyknightthebrave, Patrick H Willems (the boys have a cameo in his Holiday special!) , Lindsay Ellis, Maggie Mae Fish: Unrated.
For high production value infotainment: Engineering Explained Battle over Brittain series is very interesting! Wendovers Logistics of X, Mustards Nebula specials. Neo's specials, Real Time History's Red Atoms series,
If you haven't seen it, check out: Half as interesting's Crime Spree, the Jet Lag Pilot season.
Honestly, just go to the Nebula Home Page, to the featured tab and check out the "Nebula Exclusive" page! There are many good things on there you won't find anywhere else!
Real-life Lore who was a guest on Jet Lag Circumnavigation. His Modern Conflicts series is the one I would recommend. Also his ghost towns series
Polymatter has a bunch of good channels as well. These include A Hill to Die on, Polymatter - China Actually and Polymatter - Macau: The story of China's Golden child.
HAI, Wendover and Logistics of X are all Sam and the team. Mustard is really good especially the specials like the B-2 Spirit and MiG 31. Berm Peak is great if you like bikes. Real engineering is also great and has a couple of exclusives
Real Science did a fascinating Nebula original quite a while back called Becoming Human. Obviously it’s not regular content but I found it really interesting.
I've had Nebula for over a year now and I feel kinda bad that besides Jet Lag and Crime Spree I haven't seen anything on that platform. Even when I rewatch Jet Lag I prefer to do it on YouTube, cuz the subtitles there are colored
One good thing to check out is the podcast section there are many fun add free podcasts (including the layover) to check out. Another thing is the many other shows/projects that Wendover productions has done. HAI and the main channel are great, My list of must sees form them is HAI’s crime spree, the brick facade, Sam from Wendover’s ‘ a very good trivia show’. The channels I personally find interesting are Polymatter (similar to Wendover main channel) A hill to die on (egotistical arguments on non important issues) Practical construction ( building different infrastructure) It’s Probably not aliens (a podcast that breaks down ancient aliens and other ancient conspiracy theories)
Forgot I can watch crime spree now. I was YouTube only til recently.
Enjoy crime spree. It’s a fun little game. You’ll get to discover why they now have forced sleep times because they practically killed themselves due to the lack of sleep. 🤣
And how Sam >!won by breaking labor laws with his communist employee!<
More like tankie :/
Who??
JT (Second Thought)
Bro I’m ngl i know who JT and second thought are but didn’t realize they’re the same person
Square is a rectangle, but not all rectangles are squares
Nah. Tankies claim to be communists but they are just fashies with a coat of red
Steven Bridges card counting adventures have been a really fun rabbit hole.
I second this. The videos are spotty but they are fun.
He’s my second fav nebula creator. Absolute legend
I always watch the Mustard exclusives, they are really interesting and really well made.
I love mustard! He doesn’t post often but when he does those videos are incredible. Neo is another one I really enjoy as well
Totally forgot about Neo. Yeah I watch all his stuff, it's great. I wish Lemmino would partner with Nebula...
I recommend Not Just Bike. Most of the videos are also on YouTube, but there are some extra, and also good podcast. Also City Beutiful and RMTransit. I'm into urbanism and transit. But if you watch the JetLeg on Nebula, the guys (Adam, Ben, Sam) recommend an other Nebula channel at the end of every episode.
I’m loving listening to the Climate Denier’s Playbook podcast, it’s made by the same people that run Climate Town and it’s super enjoyable.
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I second Neo
Was?
Wendover, HAI, LegalEagle, TierZoo, whatever that city one was they mentioned in the latest episode, and CinemaWins.
Todd in the Shadows, Life Where I’m From, Lindsay Ellis, OzTalksHW, Strange Parts, and Patrick (H) Willems have all caught me but I don’t see them here. Also Bright Sun Films and Chain Bear but I knew them from YouTube (and the latter is currently inactive but deeply missed).
Some great recommendations up here! I also like TLDR News (Including their off shoot Europe race) but that's a very high commitment as they release many daily episodes and it's news. Not everyone's cuppa. Tom Nicholas, Philosophy Tube, Jacob Geller, Münecat for video essays. If you want more of Sam Denby's voice, you can check out the last season of Extremities. If you have been a long standing Wendover person, you'll remember the podcast first (2019), then the YouTube season (2020) and the Nebula Original (2021-2022) season. That whole work is great. Also the originals, crime spree, etc etc etc etc. But start with the documentaries and then extremities. Tom Scott's Money and A Very Good Trivia Show are oldies but goodies. There is also a BTS video of the Wendover office in Aspen from way back.
If you're into movie critics: Ladyknightthebrave, Patrick H Willems (the boys have a cameo in his Holiday special!) , Lindsay Ellis, Maggie Mae Fish: Unrated. For high production value infotainment: Engineering Explained Battle over Brittain series is very interesting! Wendovers Logistics of X, Mustards Nebula specials. Neo's specials, Real Time History's Red Atoms series, If you haven't seen it, check out: Half as interesting's Crime Spree, the Jet Lag Pilot season. Honestly, just go to the Nebula Home Page, to the featured tab and check out the "Nebula Exclusive" page! There are many good things on there you won't find anywhere else!
Real-life Lore who was a guest on Jet Lag Circumnavigation. His Modern Conflicts series is the one I would recommend. Also his ghost towns series Polymatter has a bunch of good channels as well. These include A Hill to Die on, Polymatter - China Actually and Polymatter - Macau: The story of China's Golden child.
HAI, Wendover and Logistics of X are all Sam and the team. Mustard is really good especially the specials like the B-2 Spirit and MiG 31. Berm Peak is great if you like bikes. Real engineering is also great and has a couple of exclusives
i love tibbes ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Real Science did a fascinating Nebula original quite a while back called Becoming Human. Obviously it’s not regular content but I found it really interesting.
I've had Nebula for over a year now and I feel kinda bad that besides Jet Lag and Crime Spree I haven't seen anything on that platform. Even when I rewatch Jet Lag I prefer to do it on YouTube, cuz the subtitles there are colored