#strippin streamers

[katiethezombie]

Over 10 years of being subscribed to AH/LP/RT and a few of their other youtube channels, today I unfollowed them all after all the shit thats been going on.

So I'm gonna do a post on a lot of other YouTube channels that I follow and watch more frequently. I can't and won't say that these are all good people with spotless records, but the content they put out right now is great and I enjoy it (something that I haven't felt toward RT content in the last few years). Some of these channels ahve not updated in some time but I feel that the content they have is still worth a look.

Info under the cut:

Primarily gaming channels:

AlzaboHD and The SocialStreamers mostly CK3 and EU4 content.

AnarchyHD , DayZ server mod who posts content of gameplay and banning cheaters. TheRunningManZ also palys DayZ.

CandyEvie, FlygonHG, Mah-Dry-Bread, Moxie2D , SmallAnt all post pokemon content (usually nuzlockes and other pokemon challenges), along with some other game content (especially MDB and SmallAnt).

Dagnel, Etce, Rinqueen, Therm , Traves post Animal Crossing and Stardew Valley videos along with other games. Etce also plays Splatoon frequently.

ItsJabo, Nerbit, NGPlus, Mitten Squad do many video game challenges (old games from NGPlus and a lot of Fallout and Elder Scrolls from Jabo, MS, and Nerbit)

BedBananas, Criken2, Charborg/CHRBRG, Tomato Gaming/Tomato's Trash I call them the RP gang. Usually they all stream and do RP together in game with a lot of recurring streamers (BrettUltimus, Joefudge, Kiwo, Strippin, Gmart, Lwalman and others).

I recommend the Sub Rosa/SCP/Edwad Emberpants/ videos on Criken's channel, the Hitman videos from Bed, Barotrauma/SCP/ The Long Drive videos from Charborg, and the Dread Hunger streams from Tomato's Trash. They also post solo game content and past streams.

iSyzen and Syntac for ARK Survival gameplay.

tomatoanus covers speedruns and the mechanics behind them.

Skoldire, started following them for their modded Fallout 4 videos. They have a lot of other content as well.

Let's Game It Out, DougDoug, RTGame, CallMeKevin, The Spiffing Brit kind of just sum their gaming style up as chaos.

Nuzzgard , Phasmophobia and other spooky games.

UpIsNotJump , game reviews and some other funny content, and his second channel has old livestreams.

The Horizon, posts videos on minecraft builds meant to crash p2w servers.

Welyn and Willjum, Rust gameplay. Welyn also plays Tarkov and Sea of Theives.

I also follow Dooley Noted and Bruce Green on YT because I follow them on twitch and catch their VODS on these channels, although I haven't watched them in several months. They're some of the few former or current RT employees that I watch along with Matt Bragg and like... Criken/Bed/Tomato.

Primarily Movie, TV/ Pop Culture, or Internet stuff:

Amanda the Jedi (movie reviews)

BREADSWORD (cathartic film critique and analysis)

Bright Sun Films (explores abandoned places and the history behind it)

brutualmoose (Food review, film review, plays old PC games, a good variety channel)

Danny Gonzalez and Drew Gooden (film reviews, general Internet commentary, both former Viners, not the same person)

Dominic Noble (compares book to tv/film adaptations)

Izzzyzzz (Internet Lore videos)

Nick DiRamio (film and tv commentary)

PushingUpRoses (old tv shows summaries and reviews especially for Goosebumps and Murder She Wrote, and talks about old video games)

Sarah Z (breaks down a lot of info on Tumblr topics of old)

Schaffrillas Productions (film commentary especially with animated movies)

Seamus Gorman (Disney film commentary and other animated films as well)

Sideways (Critique on film and film score, very interesting info on how music makes a movie),

Yhara zayd (Film analysis especially around race and gender)

Red Bard (anime and such commentary)

Let's Make Stuff and Learn Stuff! (Travel, Food and Crafting, History and Science Channels)

Dollightful (OOAK Doll maker)

Hanabira工房 (miniatures)

How to Cook That (Ann Reardon debunks dangerous youtube videos and also shows you how to bake)

How To Drink (History of alcoholic drinks along with recipes, quite a few are pop culture based.)

I did a thing (Australian lad making questionably safe gadgets)

MariaLazar (OOAL Doll maker)

Micarah Tewers (sews really cool stuff usually out of curtains)

Ordinary Sausage (Makes sausages with weird ingredients)

Pecos Hank (Professional storm chaser, teaches you about meteorology and also plays some good music)

Peter Brown (lots of cool resin projects and experiments, makes me feel like I'm watching an old PBS show)

Solo Travel Japan (Travels on various Japanese transport, I find it relaxing)

Sugar Bean 슈가빈 (really cute macaron baker)

Survivorman - Les Stroud (Old episodes of Survivorman along with commentary by Les. Gives good tips and practical tips about survival)

You Suck At Cooking (easy recipes to make)

NendoZaiker-SNAIL (cool polymer clay sculpter)

[bginther]

Kerrygold

[american-duchess]

Jeez, I guess today's my lucky day?

[shit-gamers-say]

I don't do vitamins in real life; do you think I'm going to do them in a game?! I eat pizza, dawg!

Gmart

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[xraventhegreatx]

[Criken] SCP Secret Laboratory : It's SCP Night Boys

This entire video is gold.

[fallenradioblog]

PressHeartToContinue | Speed Drawing

Here I present PressHeartToContinue one of my favorite streamers and YouTubers. A little while ago I decided to draw her to the best of my abilities while taking inspiration from the internet. So please watch, watch again and enjoy.

[shera-dnd]

Do you mind my asking who your favorite streamers are?

Loading Ready Run is currently my favorite channel (specifically because of “Now Kiss” and “Talking Simulator”)

Right now I’m watching Strippin fail miserably at DMC3

I also started watching Team Four Star (the guys responsible for DBZA)

and I haven’t watched her streams in ages, but I used to watch Dodger a lot and I was even introduced to some of my favorite games through her channel

[kentixen]

SECRET STREAMER COMPOUND (FEAT. STRIPPIN) • CCTV #28

[akaispirit]

You know if you had given me a list of all the youtubers and twitch streamers then said to pick out which ones I thought were scumbags who preyed on their underage fans, Cryaotic would not have ever crossed my mind. It shocked me completely when I watched his video. I was so looking forward to his Last of Us 2 playthrough but I guess I’ll watch Strippin’s now.

[megadavestewart]

WFS 096 - Streamers with Gunnar Brammer - Smallmouth Bass, Pike Fly Fishing, Predators, Kelly Galloup, St. Louis River

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/gb

Hosted Trips: https://wetflyswing.com/destination

  Gunnar Brammer shares his best tips on pike fly fishing, tying streamers, his connection with Kelly Galloup and a boat load more of great tips.  We hear about the Sculp Daddy, Kill Whitey and other huge flies that are ultra effective and based on the forage base.

Find out how to fish the St. Louis River, how to set hooks with streams for smallmouth, trout and pike.  Tons of great videos, books and resources to help you get your streamer game going.

Show Sponsors

https://www.delifreshdesign.com/

https://www.thegreydrake.com/

Show Notes with Gunnar Brammer

Updated Time Stamps: https://wetflyswing.com/gb

Kelly Galloup was on the podcast and went deep into streamers and the history.

Here is the Dirty Water Strippin Video where Gunnar shows us how to pick up browns next to the bank while stripping big flies.

Modern Streamers for Trophy Trout was one book that got Gunnar started in the streamer game.

John McClure's Kill Whitey was noted here.  We talk about how bass will take a huge pike fly and a diverse array of flies.

The Triple Sculp Daddy is based on the forage base in his home river.

Kelly Galloup's Streamers on Steroids video helped to make it all click for Gunnar.  Here is the trailer for that video.

Brian Wise is on youtube and can be found at Fly Fishing the Ozarks.  He was another big mentor for Gunnar.

Here's how to stack hair without a tool from Gunnar.   There are a bunch of other great tips in this video.

Bob Popovics was another huge mentor for Gunnar and his book Fly Design was another big influence.  Here's a link to Popovics book.

Fish of the Great Lakes Region is a resource that will help you tie and fish the right flies for the forage.

The Keeled Jerk is the most popular video on Gunnar's youtube channel.

The Tie Like a Pro Fly Tying series can be found here on youtube.

Niklaus Bauer is a huge pike influencer in europe.  This is where the jerk series by Gunnar first was inspired.

The Meat Market Flies episode and a discussion on niching down in the fly fishing space.

Bob Popovics Hollow Fleye can be viewed via Franken Fly here.

Pat Cohen's DVD was another great resources noted and can help you tie with deer hair among other topics.

I noted the Gary Borger episode and how it's similar to Gunnar fishing streamers.

We talk about the RIO Outbound Short Fly line.

Three reasons to downsize for Musky.  Take you back to the basics when getting into it.

The Dan Johnston episode where he broke out some tips on single hand casting.

The Hareline App allows you to fish out your order and send it directly to your local fly shop.

You can find Gunnar at StreamersByGunnar.com.

Videos Noted in the Show

Dirty Water Strippin with Gunnar

How to Stack Hair without a Tool

Conclusion with Gunnar Brammer

Gunnar goes deep into a bunch of resources for tying and fishing streams including a new product he might have ready this year.  Find out about the Jerk series of flies, how a 14 inch fly works effectively and what you can do to get started hitting fish off the bank.

Hosted Trips: https://wetflyswing.com/destination

Check out this episode!

[stringnarratives]

First String 2017: The Uncategory

It’s officially December, which means two things here at String Narratives: First, that this crazy, upside-down, story-rich year of 2017 is coming quickly to a close and, second, that it’s time for an announcement!

In addition to normal programming here on String this month, I’ll also be celebrating the end of the year with a special series called “First String 2017.” In “First String,” I’ll be sharing my top five narratives of 2017 in four categories, including my favorite recent book, show, film and game. Each weekend, we’ll tackle a new title, giving their teams credit where credit is due and performing mini-analyses of some of their most interesting storytelling methods. 

It will be neither an exhaustive list nor a subjective one. As I mentioned above, it’s been a year rich in stories, and your solo blogger can only go so far as to share ones that: a) I was able to personally read/play/watch/hear and b) stood out to me as artful and interesting. (i.e. If a narrative isn’t shared, it’s not because it isn’t powerful/well-made/good, and it certainly doesn’t mean that I didn’t like it. These are just some of my very favorites!) The only technical requirement for these stories is that they were released in the United States (or into the void that is the world wide web) sometime between January 1, 2017 and January 1, 2018.

Consequently, String’s posting schedule will look a little different this month.  The Monday-Thursday alternation will continue as usual, with new title- and topic-based posts each week. (I’ve got some really good ones coming your way!) As mentioned last weekend, the next installment of “The Yarn” will be postponed until the first Saturday of January, at which time it’ll resume its original post schedule (which it abandoned sometime earlier this fall [oops]). In its place, these “First String 2017″ posts will arrive on Saturday or Sunday of each week through the end of the year, and will be collected here. They will be available via the index as well, for quick reference even after the month is finished.

But before we get into the categorical favorites for December, I wanted to give some recognition to the other-medium narratives out there. These are the stories that exist in their own realm. Most of them are told in non-traditional ways, or ways that I don’t normally consume. They’re the top of their classes for the year, even if those classes are very small in comparison to books, movies, television and gaming. They are the Uncategory, and they are listed here in no particular order.

S-Town

Release Date: March 28, 2017 Media Type: Podcast Created by: Brian Reed and Julie Snyder Although this wasn’t the biggest year for podcasting, “S-Town” has managed to blow millions of listeners away since March with its wrenching tale about John B. McLemore and the small Alabama town in which he lives. Although it’s only seven episodes (and I’ve heard nothing about a follow-up or a sequel), the show manages to encapsulate a series of strange and dramatic events that are at once emotionally affecting and vividly unsettling-- like peeking through a window at someone’s private life. It is, like it’s predecessor “Serial” a phenomenon that is helping to critically expand audio as a mainstream form of storytelling experiencing a modern renaissance. 

history of the entire world, i guess

Release Date:  May 10, 2017 Media Type: Youtube Video Created by: Bill Wurtz

Ever sat through a world history class week after week and wondered why you couldn’t experience the whole thing in a single 20-minute session set to various musical tones? No? Not really? Too specific a question? Well, Bill Wurtz seems to at least give everybody an option with the Youtube video “history of the entire world, i guess”-- a quick-paced summary of the world up from “quarks and stuff” to somewhere not far into the future. While even a chock-full 20 minutes can’t quite capture everything and the narrative isn’t necessarily a new one, Wurtz’s synth-backed commentary manages to make solid connections between complicated historical and scientific ideas using day-to-day jargon. To quote Wurtz: “So that’s pretty nifty, I would say.”

RollPlay: Nebula Jazz

Start Date: Jan. 15, 2017 Media Type: Twitch RPG Series Created by/Starring: itmeJP, Adam Koebel, Dodger, Strippin, Jesse Cox, Pokket Roleplaying games came far in regaining traction online this year, and, while I paid very little attention to the trend until later this year, I did fortunately stumble upon space adventure “RollPlay: Nebula Jazz” this summer. The group of Twitch streamers who make up the rag-tag group of space travelers bring tremendous life to their characters, while spacemaster Adam Koebel brings an almost cinematic quality to the many arcs they embark upon, setting the stage for an entertaining jaunt that recently began its second season on Twitch and Youtube. 

Garden Party

Release Date: Jan. 28, 2017 Media Type: Short Film Created by: Illogic For me, “Garden Party” counts as a masterclass in building a lot of suspense in a very short amount of time. What starts out as a film about a bunch of cute, character-rich frogs wrecking havoc in the aftermath of a lavish party-- tromping around in the icing of various treats, playing in the plush fabrics of expensive-looking furniture-- gradually turns to something way creepier. Its gorgeous CGI and ridiculously skillful change of tone made it a gem that made the rounds earlier this year. It has been taken down from the team’s channel since then (though the trailer’s caption says “Coming back soon!”) and is not available to buy currently, but I’m hoping it will resurface as awards season approaches. 

The Story of/The Story of Of

Release Date: July 18, 2017 Media Type: Short Stories Created by: Samantha Hunt

Housed in Samantha Hunt’s short story anthology “The Dark Dark,” two short stories-- “The Story of” and “The Story of Of”-- form a kind of liquid continuity through the beginning and end of the book. They are posed as drafts of one another-- repeating a narrative that spirals down and down like the despair of its protagonist. Together, they both reflect the strange discomfort that accompanies the rest of Hunt’s stories, while also maintaining their own individual dynamic as what can really only vaguely be described as emotional-science fiction.

[shit-gamers-say]

It's not easy being a big boy... but someone's got to do it.

Dave5005

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