I am looking to broaden my youtube channels that I follow. What female channel are you following?

You've got a few of my suggestions so I'll follow up with...
https://youtube.com/adafruit if you like electronics
https://youtube.com/@physicsgirl hopefully she'll be back from her long covid at some point soon
https://youtube.com/@britishmuseum no one presenter but a good range of curators
Will check them out.
Thanks you for taking the time to reply.

How come only 'males' are allowed to answer this? I watch Kristi Burke, who is not on your list.

My assumption is that, it will filter ‘house fix up’, ‘makeup’ etc. and higher chance I will discover a channel I would follow over time.
I will check out @kristiburke.
- You may be surprised to learn that women can have interests besides house fix up and makeup. Men can also be interested in those channels. Why not specify that you don't want those types of recommendations, rather than ignoring answers from women entirely?

Angela Collier: She’s a physicist who does videos on science or science adjacent topics. Most of her videos are pretty funny and accessible and if you’re more interested in math stuff, she has a few videos or segments of videos that go more into that.

Girlfriend Reviews: Comedic game reviews.

Jenny Nicholson: Video essays/rants about various pop culture things.

Lindsay Ellis: Video essays. Although I think she’s mostly been posting on Nebula now. But her old videos are decent.

Simone Giertze: Comedic maker. Started out doing shitty robots but has evolved more into a design channel. The videos are still funny, but the projects are more sincere attempts to make something fun or useful.

Luna Oi!: She’s Vietnamese and does English language videos about modern Vietnamese history and contemporary life/politics from that perspective. Really interesting if your only previous exposure to the country was a brief bit about the Vietnamese war in history class.

I second Collier.

Jill Bearup (medieval history, armour, weapons..) www.YouTube.com/@jillBearup

karolina zebrowskax (historical fashion and design) www.youtube.com/c/karolinazebrowskax

Lady Emily (pop culture essays) www.youtube.com/@LadyEmilyPresents

Chrissy Marshall (deaf & hoh content, pop culture for, about and with deaf people) www.youtube.com/@ChrissyMarshall_

Strange Aeons (Tumblr "culture", LGBTQ-focussed essays, internet Weirdness explored...) www.youtube.com/@STRANGEONS

Verity Ritchie aka Verily Bitchy (LGBTQ-Focussed pop culture video essays) www.youtube.com/@VerilyBitchie

Unfortunately, it has been a year since both SarahZ and Mia Mulder have last posted videos, but if anyone doesn't know both of them, go check em out.

Wait there's deaf pop culture shit on YouTube? I may need to check that out.
Also Strange has become one of my favorite youtubers highly recommended
Fortunately, Sarah Z is posting a new one next week

Guitar pedal reviews https://www.youtube.com/@emilyharpist

Anthropology and anti-science debunking https://www.youtube.com/@GutsickGibbon

Atheism and LGBTQ+ https://www.youtube.com/@EmmaThorneVideos

Physics https://www.youtube.com/@acollierastro

Modular synths https://www.youtube.com/@sarahbellereid

"Female Corey Feldman" is hilarious
Will check them out.
Thanks you for taking the time to reply.

History with Kayleigh

I second Gabi belle. She does video essays.

I like Chad Chad

Thanks you for taking the time to reply.
Will check her out.

Gab Smolders - Video Game Gameplay Content (Jacksepticeye's SO btw)

Shannon Morse - Tech Stuff

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I'm a lock pick hobbyist. One of the channels I follow is lady locks she is fun to watch and you might learn how to pick a lock while you're watching.

I do love lockpicking lawyer, especially Easter pranks. Will check out lady locks.

I don't watch every video of hers, but Abigail Devoe's channel is fun. She looks at the history and making of classic albums, one a week. It's usually pretty interesting stuff and her enthusiasm is infectious

https://youtube.com/@abigaildevoe

https://youtube.com/@veronicaexplains

https://youtube.com/channel/UCqNpjt_UcMPgm_9gphZgHYA/m%C3%BCnecat

https://youtube.com/@wtyppod (33.33%)

https://youtube.com/@jennynicholson

Seconding münecat!

Cara Nicole discusses finance, sociology, media, and their interactions.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm5iBOcQ0GET_2FqFI61QDA

Will check her out.
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In absolutely no particular order:

https://www.youtube.com/@VBirchwood - historical fashion/lifestyle
https://www.youtube.com/@EmmaThorneVideos - a self-described "silly little guy" (hint: not a guy) politely mocking religion and other stuff that deserves mockery
https://www.youtube.com/@darbinorvar - woodworking and maker stuff
https://www.youtube.com/@AtRachelGilmore - Canadian independent journalist
https://www.youtube.com/@AnnaRudolfChess - originally chess (she's an international master and chess commentator) and video games but after a long mental health hiatus, lately more mental health discussions and variety
https://www.youtube.com/@LauraFarms - farming, obviously
https://www.youtube.com/@SpaceMog - astronomy, astrophysics, space
https://www.youtube.com/@karilawler - retro computers/video games and programming
https://www.youtube.com/@acottonsock - Playing The Sims with sometimes inappropriate commentary
https://www.youtube.com/@EngineeringwithRosie - engineering explainers with an emphasis on renewable energy
https://www.youtube.com/@BeckyStern - electronics maker stuff
https://www.youtube.com/@aprilclucks - incredibly deadpan sarcastic Australian life advice and mockery of everything and herself too usually, in a style appropriate for the 4chan crowd

Will check them out.
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Pepper steps - nature https://youtube.com/@peppersteps

Ianina piano - piano https://youtube.com/@ianina_piano

Ruruspiano - piano (usually Anime songs) https://youtube.com/@ruruspiano

Magic ingredients - cooking https://youtube.com/@magicingredients

Mama Bois' kitchen - cooking https://youtube.com/@mamaboiskitchen

Nihongodekita - japanese language learning https://youtube.com/@nihongodekita

Will check them out.
Thanks you for taking the time to reply.

UK history https://m.youtube.com/@JDraper

Architecture and design https://m.youtube.com/c/DamiLeeArch

Thanks you for taking the time to reply.
Will check them out.

If you like true crime:

Truly Criminal
Dark Curiosities

Crime Beat is good too, but that's a TV channel uploading their stuff as opposed to a grassroots YTer. Not sure if that matters to you.

LaurieWired has good content. She does lots of computer science/history related content which is really interesting

Mary's Test Kitchen I'm not vegan, but I like the scientific approach she takes to testing recipes.

3x3 Custom Woodworking channel

The Octopus Lady fun deep dives into weird ocean critters.

antiheroines humerous but vulnerable reviews of lesser known horror/thriller movies.

This question made me realize that just over half of my subs are woman-run channels.

I second Tamar (3x3 custom)
Will check them out.
Thanks you for taking the time to reply.

Octopus lady, get ready to love the oceans

Will check her out.
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Watch it for Days - A channel exclusively dedicated to almost forensically detailed breakdowns of every single Columbo episode.

The Curious World - Explores all kinds of history and knowledge, historical curiousities and so much more.

Thanks you for taking the time to reply.
Will check them out.

@belleoftheranch

Food / cooking:

https://www.youtube.com/@imamuroom She used to do a lot of bento boxes but has since switched to regular home cooking. Good for getting meal inspirations.
https://www.youtube.com/@AcreHomestead She does a lot of "meal prep" style videos and food preservation, including lots of freezer meals. Also good for inspiration.
https://www.youtube.com/@Doobydobap She has a few long-ish videos that give a good high level overview of Korean cooking. The majority of the channel is more vlog-like but I've only watched her cooking videos.
https://www.youtube.com/@CSaffitz Mostly does desserts. Her recipes tend to be on the more complex side. I'd look to her if I really want to perfect a recipe.

Others:

https://www.youtube.com/@theleanbeefpatty Gym videos. More of a mindless entertainment channel than informational. She has a pet pig.
https://www.youtube.com/@Caroline_Winkler Interior design. She has a peculiar sense of humor that's not quite my style, but the information is good.

Will check them out.
Thanks you for taking the time to reply.

Emily the engineer - https://youtube.com/@emilytheengineer - Does fun projects with 3d-printing

Evan and Katelyn - https://youtube.com/@evanandkatelyn - Does a lot of DIY/arts&crafts

Nerdforge - https://youtube.com/@nerdforge - Maker/Arts&Crafts, does a lot fantasy based stuff

Physics girl - https://youtube.com/@physicsgirl - Physics stuff, she has struggled with health issues the last couple of years, but her old stuff is still very good

Laura Kampf - https://youtube.com/@laurakampf - Maker, does a lot of woodworking and upcycling

Leeja Miller is pretty good.

The good old red flag of talking about "males and females" instead of men and women like a normal person with a brain.

Doesn't mean OP has any bad intentions. I see this happening often in my country where English is not the first language of most people.
It's pretty normal to use male and female when specifying gender as an adjective. Man and woman are nouns. Calling a professional a female manager, or male teacher is normal english grammar. Using male or female as a noun is the red flag, which upon re-reading they also do... hmmmm
But OP constantly genders the channel instead of the creator which feels more non-native english speaker to me. They post about european stuff and in norwegean. Don't read too much into it.
- No it's not. At most, you can use it combined ("male worker") but no one normal says "a male" except when talking about animals. People who use it like that for humans are generally a big red flag.
  And you don't learn to use "mal" and "female" when you learn english, you only find that in toxic masculinity environments.
Language policing of this sort is a red flag indicative of an ignorant, contentious trendhopper picking a fight over conventional English usage.
Those nouns are conventional usage: ::: spoiler we can check the dictionary
female
noun
a female person : a woman or a girl
an individual of the sex that is typically capable of bearing young or producing eggs
a pistillate plant
male
noun
a male person : a man or a boy
an individual of the sex that is typically capable of producing small, usually motile gametes (such as sperm or spermatozoa) which fertilize the eggs of a female
a plant having stamens but no pistils ::: or plainly observe unsolicited speech productions
here on lemmy or in the news such as where a mother refers to her daughters as females
“What if I would have been armed,” she said. “You’re breaking in. What am I supposed to think? My initial thought was we were being robbed—that my daughters, being females, were being kidnapped. You have guns pointed in our faces. Can you just reprogram yourself and see us as humans, as women? A little bit of mercy. […]"
in singles communities, personals, classifieds, marketplaces (abundant instances)
in book titles & passages containing the word females or males, especially feminist or gender studies literature.
What good cause is advanced by treating nouns female & male as toxic, dirty words?
While OP doesn't appear to be a native English user, this kind of language policing is misguided & exhausting, and we need to police that.

Dr. Fatima