The default nowadays is Discord, especially for online-based communities.

Just because you can break some laws of physics, doesn't mean you break all laws of physics.

What I think are underrated channels, alreayd listed channels removed. Some have irregular schedules but still worth checking out.

Animals

• Cal Falcons: live stream of a falcon nest on a rooftop
• Deep Look: small world biology (PBS)
• Journey to Microcosmos: smaller world biology (Hank Green)
• Saveafox: domestic fox rescue

Science/Tech

• Captain Dissilusion: video editing vs disinformation
• Cody's Lab: currently building a "Mars" habitat
• The Friday Checkout: weekly tech highlights

Music

• CSGuitars: electric guitar science
• First of October (Andrew Huang, Rob Scallon): very constrained songwriting
• Rhythm in Africa: sub-Saharan instruments
• Wataru Kousaka: Japanese instruments

Pop culture

• Game Changer: improv comedy as a game show (CollegeHumor)
• Overanalyzing Avatar: "This man is dead. Appa killed a man"
• Solid jj: voiced superhero comic parodies

History

• Jay Foreman: British culture and/or maps
• Lateral with Tom Scott: lateral thinking puzzle as a podcast
• Objectivity: very interesting objects (Brady Haran)
• Sam O'Nella Academy: badly researched and animated trivia satire

Hydrox could be a detergent, medicine, plumbing brand, pet supplument, video game boss, maybe even a sports drink but NOT a freaking cookie.

These are bad but God forgive the massgrave of uncreativity that is Yotube comments

Gosh I hate award speech edits

We should have a base 12 metric system but the French already established the 10

I refuse to call it "X", just call it Twitter.

Transmission into submission?

Can't have a favorite song but probably my favorite metal album still is Trivium's The Sin and the Sentence. It's got nice mix of influences from various metal substyles. Probably my first "real" metal album as well since I listened more to fusions genres.

I don't have a list but the one I use RedReader have expressed a possibility. It won't be surprising if other capable devs would also do it and I'm surprised it's not as common as Twitter+Mastodon apps in the mid-2010s

Good thing is some Reddit apps announced plans of supporting Lemmy or other Fediverse accounts and I wish they follow through.