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Hessan's County talks about different game systems and game mechanics, breaking them down for designers and indie game lovers to see what certain mechanics are for. Very informative!

A.A. Voigt (@monsterfactoryfanfic) has some really in-depth video essays about games and the themes within them, linking them to other forms of media, such as books and anime. I love every single video I've seen so far.

Roll For Felicity is a Twitch Streamer who uploads her serialized one-shots to her youtube channel. Very cute games!

The Gaming Table posts weekly reviews of indie games, including highlights of each game and who she thinks might enjoy the game of the week. I love her enthusiasm around the hobby!

The Dungeon Newb's Guide has a number of videos talking about various alternatives to D&D, and has dedicated a series of videos to teaching interested folks how to play various systems, from PbtA, to FATE, to the Cypher system!

Dave Thaumvore provides RPG reviews for games that are gaining a lot of traction in the RPG space. I really liked his review of The Wildsea and Wilderfeast!

First up is JP Coovert. If you want incredibly accessible, system agnostic advice for creating adventures, maps or the like, this is the place to be.

Val of Corkboards and Curiosities leans towards D&D but a lot of the advice given there is more general, so I'll add her channel to my recommendations.

I also recently came across Innovation in RPGs through their game that turns a book into a character sheet, which I thought was neat. They've discussed a bunch of similar ideas over there, as well as a few videos I haven't got around to.