I like VaderOG’s channel on yout ube. It’s entertaining. He has a video on Punnett Square basics that made me realize I knew jack shit about breeding and I needed to start doing my homework.
Up until that point I mostly just made S1 feminized seeds of stuff I liked and ran batches of girls to get F1 regular seed. And mostly because seeds are expensive. Now I’m backcrossing, collecting landraces and making my own cubed strains that I’ve selected for more than just volume of smoke.
So yeah. I’m sure it may not have the same effect on some of you out there, but I like VaderOG’s channel.
I've been on a cannabis podcast binge, and I feel qualified enough to say that the vast majority of them suck. At least, what I've found so far. It's disappointing. The best one I found so far was called The Cannabist, which is a podcast produced by the Denver Post, so it lacks that stoner cheech and chong, and/or sideways-cocked trucker hat vibe. You know what I'm talking about. And I'm not trash talking those vibes, either, for the record. I know a lot of people are into them. I know a lot of people want to see tie dye and lava lamps in the background with a Phish soundtrack playing... and I know a lot of people want to see cash stacks and bling in the background with a mumble rap soundtrack. It's totally cool.
All I'm saying is that's not for me. I was hoping to find a more science-based podcast, that still discusses the culture, and various goings on in various communities, but I was hoping for less "scenester" kind of vibes.
Looks like I'm going to have to start my own podcast, now.
VaderOG is great, but just to be clear this thread is about podcasts - Not Youtube channels.
I just recently came across a podcast called Shaping Fire, which is pretty awesome. Focuses on a lot of the science, along with some industry topics. My favorite episode had a scientist on talking about terpenes and entourage effect. Highly recommend.
Besides YouTube, how is everyone listening to your podcasts?
Trying to open my mind or broaden horizons with things. I don't use many mobile apps, older phone lower bill little data use. Although I am familiar with computers. Look at how many people use apps for different things and even make a living from speaking etc. I am not up to date with writing apps like kids from Seattle even though I'm a city dweller some people are just more into tech. At some point you're learning from one another, farming in the hills and what not.
For downloading I use youtube-dl. Keep it updated with -U and run it from the folder where it was downloaded or else set up environment variable path location so you can run it from other folders. Here is a shortcut:
youtube-dl -f bestaudio --extract-audio --audio-format mp3 --audio-quality 0 "playlist_URL"
This will take a video, song, podcast or playlist link and download an mp3. No ads but some reading necessary.