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I don't know if these two count but,

Red Pen

Bes D. Marx

The first that comes to mind is Fredda. However if your looking for general pop history sorta stuff I'm afraid I'm unaware of any.

• Luna Oi!
• NonCompete
• Second Thought

https://podur.org/ has a great podcast starting in the late 1400s and they are working their way through the time between the world wars.

The host, Justin Podur is a comrade through and through and his co-host is a bit of a lib but not insufferably so.

Its not sensationalized, there's no music but its also not too dry. They do cover stuff in a bit of detail so there's a lot of hours of listening.

https://www.youtube.com/@TastingHistory

I rate this guy highly.

also -

https://www.youtube.com/@ScotlandHistoryTours

https://www.youtube.com/@ModernKnight

granted I just watch this stuff as a hobby, probably not as in depth as some might want.

Matt Easton/Scholagladiatoria is great imo for an unbiased overview of various weapons across history. He also distanced himself from more right-wing history channels such as Shadiversity (Sargon's and Metatron's buddy) a long time ago.

I was given recommendations to Klim Zhukov before, so I will also recommend him here. He is a fellow communist, though you might need to use subtitles if you don't speak Russian.

Malcolm P.L. has a bunch of interesting history videos beyond the usual scope of Medieval Europe or Feudal Japan. This one for example discusses the socio-economics of Iroquoian armor, and the pinned comment even explains how specialization in production produces class divisions

The Historian's Craft is fun and mostly talks about antiquity and prehistory, so idk if he's a lib or not

Fredda

Rosencreutz (History in gaming)

Uncivilized (Besides their one cringe Tiawan video)

Jackson Crawford (Unsure of his politics, might be a liberal, but his videos are apolitical)

Ancient Americas

History with Cy