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Born in August 1978 in Taipei, Taiwan, Steve Chen is an American entrepreneur who co-launched the video-sharing website YouTube in 2005. YouTube ranked as the 10th most popular website a year after its launch. Chen, YouTube’s chief technology officer, was named to 2006’s “The 50 People Who Matter Now” list by Business 2.0 magazine. That same year, Google bought YouTube for $1.64 billion in stock.

Internet entrepreneur, co-founder of YouTube. Born in August 1978 in Taiwan. Raised in Taiwan, Chen and his family immigrated to the United States when he was 15.

After graduating from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Chen worked at PayPal, where he met Chad Hurley and Jawed Karim. In 2005, the three founded YouTube, a website designed to simplify video sharing online.

YouTube quickly became one of the web's fastest-growing sites, and was ranked as the 10th most popular website just a year after its launch. There are reportedly 100 million clips viewed daily on YouTube, with an additional 65,000 new videos uploaded every 24 hours.

Chen served as the Chief Technology Officer and was named one of the "The 50 people who matter now" by Business 2.0 magazine in 2006. That year, he and Hurley sold YouTube to Google, Inc. for $1.65 billion in stock.

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30 Of The Best YouTube Documentaries You Can Watch Now!

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What do you do when you have come close to smashing through the entire library of documentaries on Netflix? Head over to YouTube of course!

Just like Netflix, YouTube is great at providing content that sends you down that content rabbit hole. So here are 30 of the best YouTube documentaries that you can watch for free in 2022!

30 Of The Best FREE YouTube Documentaries You Can Watch Now!

1. the king of kong: a fistful of quarters.

This story follows Steve Wiebe in his journey to take the high score record for the 1981 arcade game  Donkey Kong . It is a fascinating story of competitive arcade games and humanity.

It was directed by Seth Gordon, and premiered at Sundance Music Festival

2. Inside North Korea

This story takes us into one of the most talked about nations in the news today. The hermit nation with a violent capability remains dark to the outside. It is dangerous to film anything unauthorized in North Korea, so this documentary definitely belongs on my list of the top 30 best YouTube documentaries.

3. Free To Play

Free To Play is an American documentary produced by video game company Valve. It was created in 2014 and is based on the video game Dota 2. The film was initially intended for a gaming audience, but it soon grabbed the attention of those outside the virtual world. The plot follows  three players as they go to Germany to compete in a tournament.

The plot is especially unique because it focuses on how the game has affected their real lives. The documentary has a runtime of around 75 minutes and stars Benedict Lim, Danil Ishutin, and Clinton Loomis.

This is definitely one of the best YouTube documentaries out there because of it’s modern appeal.

  4. Food Fight: How Corporations Ruined Food

This documentary examines subsidies and profit motives and their effect on our food choices.

Food Fight reveals how our food has changed for the worst, particularly in the 20th century, at the hands of big corporations. The documentary also describes the counter-movement that soon emerged  in California during the 60s and 70s to protest these issues and the corporate monopoly.

5. Morgan Freeman: Inside the Whitehouse

Who wouldn’t love hearing Morgan Freeman talking about anything?

Morgan Freeman: Inside the Whitehouse was produced by National Geographic in 1996 in collaboration with the White House. Its goal was to show the White House, a place with a notoriously negative reputation, in a different light. The documentary even features stories and photographs that have never been mentioned before. From patriots to history buffs, the film has it all! If you’re interested in historic documentaries, you should definitely head over to YouTube to watch this documentary now!

6. Filming Wildlife: Behind the Scenes

Meet the photographers and people involved in capturing those stunning wildlife views. A 10 year study of Polar Bears, diving into caves to find bats, or a trek across wildest Africa, these behind the scenes insights are both thrilling and informative.

7. The Great Jungle War

This is about a World War I battle in Colonial Africa which few people know about.

8. This Is Paris: The Real Story of Paris Hilton

This documentary was released in mid September 2020 and quickly was a favorite from her loyal supporters and new fans. Whether you like her or don’t like her, her story is so much more disturbing and interesting than you think. If you haven’t seen it yet, I’d highly recommend! Definitely one of the best YouTube documentaries of 2020.

9. Life In A Day

This documentary is a true masterpiece. It basically recounts one day in time but tells it from a new media perspective. It includes hundreds of different types of stories and people.

The documentary instantly became famous at its first screening in 2011. People from all around the world sent in videos of all different events, all of which was combined to create a ninety-minute work of art. The purpose of the documentary was to serve as a time capsule and help future generations understand what life was like before them. Life In A Day is worth watching simply for its candidness!

10. Wisconsin Death Trip 1999

This doc tells a strange and sad story about mental illness, abuse, and extreme violence. Based on the book about these events, you’ll come away with a new appreciation for the anguished among us. Or you’ll be totally creeped out.

Wisconsin Death Trip 1999 is an American black and white documentary directed by James Marsh. The incredible drama, lasting one hour and sixteen minutes, is based on the book written by Michael Lesy in 1973. Its first screening took place in Denmark in March 2000. The documentary is narrated by Ian Holm and combines photos taken by Charles Van Schaick of incidents from Wisconsin in the 19th century. If you want to expand your horizons and learn something new, this documentary will surely enlighten you.

11. The Curious Life And Death Of Lizzie Borden

This is a truly disturbing story. Lizzie took an axe  gave her mother forty whacks. When she saw what she had done, gave her father forty one. What really happened? Can we ever know the complete story? This documentary answers some questions and raises others.

12. Shale Cowboys: Fracking Under Trump

A good look into fracking and what it does to the environment and economy.

Although this documentary only lasts for forty-seven minutes, it conveys a truly important message. Due to recent controversies surrounding a fairly new process known as fracking, disapproval spiked even more under the Trump administration. Watch this documentary if you want to learn about something truly significant and worth your time!

13. Mediums: We See Dead People

This doc takes you on a journey through the eyes of mediums and how the perceive death.

14. Haunted House: An Original Documentary

This haunting paranormal documentary follows three people investigating an abandoned house overnight.

15. The Bible’s Buried Secrets

Walk in the same land as the Prophets and Kings did, gaze upon sites of momentous battles and powerful civilizations. One extremely important aspect is the origins of monotheism, a basic tenet of three of the world’s major religions practiced by nearly 3/4s of the population of the modern world.

16. The Raid: Area 51 

This is a story about the September 2019 events that lead to mass skepticism about Area 51. Millions of people signed up to see what’s really going on.

What exactly is the mystery behind this location? Are there aliens? Are their UFO’s or even more sinister things that the government is keeping from us? You’ll have to find out…

17. Sex In the Civil War

This is part of the History Channel series History Undercover and uncovers many facts about things we ordinary people would never waste a passing thought on.

18. The Boy Whose Skin Fell Off

This documentary brings us an interesting story that is bit odd and scary, medically speaking, but very moving.

19. Australia, The Great White Shark

This documentary follows a series of dives by explorers searching for the awesome predator shark as it hunts for its favorite food, sea lions. Along the way, we are dazzled by a stunning variety of underwater scenes.

20.   The Essex Boys: The Whole Truth

If you are into crime and mystery documentaries, this deeply disturbing story will be perfect for you. This doc takes you through 3 puzzling murders.

21. The Golden Age of Pirates

Many pirates were ruthless criminals that preyed on ships in port and even sometimes on the ports themselves. That’s why so many islands had cannon armed forts with the guns pointing out to sea. This documentary is a great walk through history and tells you about the fascinating origins of pirates.

22. Inner City Sailing

This is a story of a teacher training 10 inner city youths all about sailing and entered them in a competition.

23. The History of Toys and Games

This documentary identifies the need for toys for people of various ages from various ages of human history. Marbles, models, dolls, darts… Some toys from thousands of years ago would entertain kids today.

24. My Mother the Monster

This is truly a disturbing story that takes you through many mysterious hoops. Be careful, it’s a super intense film!

25. Ansel Adams: A Documentary Film

This is the story of Ansel Adams. We travel to Hernandez, Yosemite, the Sierra Nevadas, and in studio to examine a perfectionist in action. Adams perfected the Zone System, a method of previsualizing and controlling the entire photographic process which is still followed in this digital age by artist photographers today.

This documentary explains a little bit of his complicated and fascinating life of Prince. Eccentric, talented, and troubled, the musical genius often is often revered as a musical pioneer.

27. U.S. Navy Seal vs Somali Pirates

The state of affairs on the seas surrounding certain areas is troubling. Extreme violence and brutality is the norm for these ocean going criminals and they are met with the full force of modern military. A sobering look at a serious modern day problem.

28. Putin’s Revenge Part 1

PBS Frontline brings us a 2017 documentary series about Vladimir Putin that details inside information about this enigmatic ruler of one of the most powerful nations on Earth.

Putin’s Revenge Part 2 continues the series.

29. The Real Jigsaw Murderer

Jigsaw is one of the most recognizable and scary figures in modern horror media. This twisted tale takes you through real life accounts of this Saw-esque murderer.

30. Shark Attacks of 1916

Whenever I think of the Jersey Shore, my mind’s thoughts automatically gravitate towards concerns of SHARK ATTACKS! In 1916 in the area of Matawan and Beach Haven, New Jersey a series of events occurred which inspired Steven Spielberg’s 1975 blockbuster movie, Jaws.

Two weeks, four deaths, and the beginning of America’s fear of sharks.

YouTube has provided us with what seems like BILLIONS of hours of content. And the best part is that it is (mostly) free. You can learn so much on the platform, but there are also stories that give you pure entertainment. You can always choose to go with Netflix or Hulu   but YouTube is super easy and fast.

If you are mainly into crime/murder/mystery documentaries, (which I think we all are), I recommend checking out the YouTube channel Real Crime .

Hopefully this list has provided with a couple good options so you can enjoy one of the best YouTube documentaries! If there are any other documentaries that you think belong in this list, leave a comment below!

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13 Entertaining and Informative YouTube History Channels

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Do you enjoy learning about history? Since you’re reading The Archive , we’re going to assume that the answer is “yes.” But just because you’re already interested in a subject doesn’t mean that you don’t also still want learning about that subject to be fun, and even the most fascinating topic can be rendered dry and dull by the wrong presentation. 

Fortunately, these 13 YouTube history channels not only provide reputable, reliable historical content, they do so in a way that’s fun to watch and easy to consume—so that we can all learn and be entertained at the same time. What could be better? Maybe you already follow some of these, but we’re also betting that there’ll be something new on this list for even the most dedicated history buff…

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It may be the most obvious inclusion on this list, but you can’t go wrong with HISTORY (formerly known as The History Channel). With online versions of some of your favorite TV shows and YouTube exclusives alike, you can find all kinds of content on the HISTORY YouTube channel, such as shows on the World Wars, listicles of female spies, ancient recipes, and even ancient aliens. Some videos may be a little more sensational than historical, but there’s plenty of stuff to see, and it’s always entertaining.

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Weird History

A lot of YouTube history channels cover the obvious stuff, like the American Civil War or the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. Weird History is a channel dedicated to, as they put it, “the chronicles of history that your social studies class never covered in high school.” From Crystal Pepsi to gout and from life in a medieval castle to Victorian-era pastimes, the videos at Weird History are filled with unexpected facts. Sometimes they’re funny, sometimes they’re spooky, and sometimes they’re just head-scratching—but they’re always weird.

Tasting History with Max Miller

Judging solely by the ubiquity of fantasy-themed cookbooks, people are interested in learning more about the sumptuous banquets that are described in epic series like George R. R. Martin’s Game of Thrones . If you’ve got a taste for historical cuisine, there’s no better place to indulge it than the Tasting History channel. A furloughed former Disney employee created the channel as a way to pass the time during the pandemic before ultimately turning his hobby into a full-time gig, recreating recipes from ancient Rome to medieval England and beyond.

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Historia Civilis

Created by a self-professed “Rome freak,” Historia Civilis is a YouTube channel dedicated, as you might imagine, to the Roman Empire, though videos have also covered everything from the history of NATO to Cleopatra’s bureaucracy. Eschewing the “talking heads” format in favor of simple-yet-direct illustrations and graphic designs, the videos are quick and informative, with most running no longer than half an hour or so. They frequently cover important battles, but also hit upon everything from the funeral of Julius Caesar to whether or not animals can commit crimes.

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Kings and Generals

Kings and Generals creates and distributes “animated historical documentaries,” as they put it. The channel features various concurrently-running series covering periods in history as diverse as the Hundred Years’ War and the Restoration of Justinian. As you might imagine from the title, the channel often focuses heavily on battles and politics, but its videos give concise-yet-sweeping overviews of some of the most important events in history. Each series is doled out in a sequence of digestible chunks so that you can try as little (or binge as much) as you’d like.

The Great War

So far, all the channels we’ve talked about have covered the width and breadth of history. Sure, some have specific focuses or themes—like historic recipes—but they sample from across time. Not so with The Great War, a channel focused solely on the era of World War I. 

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Despite the name, this isn’t just a recitation of troop movements, battle outcomes, and strategic decisions. The Great War has videos covering just about every aspect of life a century ago, as the so-called “war to end all wars” raged across Europe. You will absolutely find details on battles, warfare, and military technology, but you will also find videos about the arts and culture that flourished in wartime, the other subjects that dominated world headlines of the age, and much more.

OverSimplified

As students of history, we all love a deep dive into a complicated subject, and there’s a seemingly infinite world of nuance out there to explore. But we also have our blind spots, the places where our knowledge of a subject is barely conversant. For those times, there are channels like OverSimplified, which is dedicated to explaining subjects ranging from Prohibition to the French Revolution to the Battle of Hastings in, well, “an OverSimplified way.” These short videos will give you the basics you need on a subject in an entertaining and usually humorous form, so that you can get on to the next bit of history that you can’t wait to consume.

The History Guy

“If you love history,” the channel intro for The History Guy begins, “this is the channel for you!” We guess we’ve come to the right place! We’ve called the videos on several of these other channels “short,” but The History Guy has most of them beat, with all of his videos settling in somewhere between 5 and 15 minutes long. He covers all kinds of odd and intriguing bits of history. From the Wild West to the New York blackout of 1977 and from the European discovery of Alaska to the “Great Olive Poisoning” of 1919, The History Guy's videos are delivered in short, informative bites that are quick and easy to watch whenever you have some free time.

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Military History Visualized

This absorbing channel offers military history content spanning the Classical era through current wars. Its content is concise, appealing to the eye, informative, and amusing. For those who want to dig a little deeper, each video employs academic texts whenever possible and links its sources in the description.

Mr. Terry History

Mr. Terry History is a channel run by a high school history teacher. He creates funny reaction videos on YouTube in addition to more traditional educational material. His videos are relatively simple to understand, making them an ideal choice if you want to unwind while also learning something new.

The Armchair Historian

The Armchair Historian, a YouTube channel that posts informative and enjoyable animated history videos, was created by Griffin Johnsen. Not only are the animations visually appealing, but the themes covered also distinguish him from the competition. From tank evolution and uniform comparisons to very detailed war visualizations, he covers it all.

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Another YouTube user named TIKhistory makes meticulous historical videos that are meant to outdo TV documentaries. TIKhistory aims to eliminate historical myths and misconceptions with an emphasis on World War II and related subjects so we are able to learn from the past and avoid repeating the same mistakes.

Along with his attention to detail, his analysis of all the key sources on a given topic sets him apart from other YouTube history channels. He attempts to create a narrative that is supported by numerous independent sources while proving why contradictory information is not correct. All historians should carry out this task, right?

The Operations Room

For those who are more interested in tactics and strategy, we also highly recommend The Operations Room. It is comparable to The Armchair Historian in that it concentrates on the events of great battles, including the precise movements of the forces, the information that each party had, how they responded to enemy moves, and the reasoning behind their actions. Knowing what Isoroku Yamamoto (Japanese Marshal Admiral of the Imperial Japanese Navy) knew at the time of the Battle of Midway, what would you have done? Would you have made the same decision?

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Nick Johnson is an American YouTuber and editor of homesnacks.com. He is known for his rankings about cities, counties, and states of the United States.

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He joined YouTube on February 28, 2007, and uploaded his first video on December 16, 2015, which is over 8 years after the creation of the channel.