Good content creators

[Rbvasques]

Hey guys, i have a long drive to work daily, and i often just tune in someone talking about, Diet, Training, PEDs, Peptides, etc.

Can you guys share some of your most informative (no sales pitch guys) channels you guys follow?
Preferably somewhat long videos instead of tiktok shorts.

I often listen to:
J3U (John Jewett)
Anabolic Bodybuilding (Big Paul)
More plates more dates

And some of the main stream ones more for entertainment:
Vigorous steve
Dr todd lee
RxMuscle
Think BIG

 

[explodingHeart]

Strongly hate them all (aside from Jewett maybe). There's no reason to get your info via influencers giving you third party rehashed garbage.

 

[AlexDavis43]

Hey guys, i have a long drive to work daily, and i often just tune in someone talking about, Diet, Training, PEDs, Peptides, etc.

Can you guys share some of your most informative (no sales pitch guys) channels you guys follow?
Preferably somewhat long videos instead of tiktok shorts.

I often listen to:
J3U (John Jewett)
Anabolic Bodybuilding (Big Paul)
More plates more dates

And some of the main stream ones more for entertainment:
Vigorous steve
Dr todd lee
RxMuscle
Think BIG

This was discussed earlier, copy & paste my response:

Depends what you want. For talk about bodybuilders & current events (kinda): Marx Max Muscle, Nick's Strength and Power, Supersetman, Project Bodybuilding, Fazi Fitness, Ivan Bodybuilding, and a few others.

For entertainment where they casually talk about bodybuilding and drugs: Scott McNally has a few shows, Think Big Bodybuilding, Palumbo has a few shows (regular guests include Lee Priest and Gregg Valentino), Dennis James, Fouad Abiad, and some others.

Can you guys share some of your most informative (no sales pitch guys) channels you guys follow?

One tip is to consider all these entertainment, not education, because that's what they are.

Some pretend to be educators because that's their schtick, but at the end of the day they get paid to make content and spicy topics get more clicks.

Ie, don't do anything they say without vetting it first, and specifically look for opposing opinions. Whether they know it or not, there is a lot of cherry picking.

 

[bossetti]

Cicciogamer89

 

[jdubzzz44]

For long form content I like fouad abiad podcast which a lot is off topic and can be pretty funny and nyle nayga podcast he has a different guest on each time. Also dave tate table talk

 

[Rbvasques]

im a simple man, PED wise currently im just running
300 test, 200 npp, 200 primo with some GH, i dont take advice from influencers there but i like to hear their experiences for entertainment.

Training wise, split and exercises i do try some new stuff here and there, specially from John Jewett.

 

[Rakusa]

For entertainment I like the think BIG bodybuilding episodes with Dave (Crossland?). he's a really fun, big and knowledgeable guy.

 

[BabaJagga]

i like to listen to big paul when im cookin/cleaning/doin stuff at home.

 

[verylargeshoes]

He’s natty and so not exactly aiming at this audience, but Geoffrey Verity Schofield is pretty legit. He hasn’t yet adopted all the bullshit clickbait social media money making techniques that most content creators have. Which makes his content less exciting of course. There’s not a lot of big dopamine hits in being told you need to make a well-informed plan, work hard to/near failure, adopt a clean diet, and be consistent year in, year out. WHERE IS THE ONE WEIRD TRICK?!?

Anyway, he does a good job of explaining the reasoning behind exercise choices in a way that’s intuitive to me.

 

[BigDadd7]

I'm waiting for the @Ghoul channel

 

[verylargeshoes]

Strongly hate them all (aside from Jewett maybe). There's no reason to get your info via influencers giving you third party rehashed garbage.

So…you get all your info from your own original research, or what?

Take them all with a big helping of salt, for sure, but there’s a lot of good info being put out by content creators. You’ve got to develop some critical listening skills and all that, but until god himself publishes the One Big Beautiful Book of Absolute Bodybuilding Truth, that’s as good as it’s gonna get.

 

[pewex]

Leo and longevity and the podcasts he did with Bostin

 

[Rbvasques]

He’s natty and so not exactly aiming at this audience, but Geoffrey Verity Schofield is pretty legit. He hasn’t yet adopted all the bullshit clickbait social media money making techniques that most content creators have. Which makes his content less exciting of course. There’s not a lot of big dopamine hits in being told you need to make a well-informed plan, work hard to/near failure, adopt a clean diet, and be consistent year in, year out. WHERE IS THE ONE WEIRD TRICK?!?

Anyway, he does a good job of explaining the reasoning behind exercise choices in a way that’s intuitive to me.

Just watched a bit of one of his videos, he is great, will definitely add to my learning/entertainment list

 

[Lionmask]

Dr. James
and Mark plummer [just to learn from his mistakes ]

 

[verylargeshoes]

Dr. James
and Mark plummer [just to learn from his mistakes ]

“Dr James” certainly has … production values. I’m pretty sure every video of his I’ve watched has left me dumber, though.

 

[Kralteramon]

I'm waiting for the @Ghoul channel

No seriously

 

[BigDadd7]

No seriously

Q&A format. People send in questions, and then he addresses them in depth. Maybe with other knowledgeable people on the panel to share their thoughts.

 

[newguy2]

For entertainment I like the think BIG bodybuilding episodes with Dave (Crossland?). he's a really fun, big and knowledgeable guy.

I enjoy these myself. The one with Dave is "Drugs n' Stuff"

 

[NightBeast666]

Hey guys, i have a long drive to work daily, and i often just tune in someone talking about, Diet, Training, PEDs, Peptides, etc.

Can you guys share some of your most informative (no sales pitch guys) channels you guys follow?
Preferably somewhat long videos instead of tiktok shorts.

I often listen to:
J3U (John Jewett)
Anabolic Bodybuilding (Big Paul)
More plates more dates

And some of the main stream ones more for entertainment:
Vigorous steve
Dr todd lee
RxMuscle
Think BIG

Chase Irons. Guy's been honest with what he takes since the beginning of his channel. No "less is more" bs. No "I am of better genetics" bs.

Though his current content is about his massive PED use, his older vids can be quite informative.

Yeah, he does sell his membership, but that's not too much in your face.

 

[ChemBB]

I can't tolerate most of the creators out there, so much of it is pseudo-science/brotalk that makes me cringe.

There are a few exceptions I've found:

- Jon Heck. Not PED's/bodybuilding exclusive, but has knowledgeable guests on and good discussion

Jon Heck

My name is Jon Heck. I am a nutritionist, strength coach, business owner and a podcast host. I spent 9 years working in NFL and Division 1 college football strength and conditioning and then launched my coaching business Hammer and Chisel Performance full time. I walk the walk of what I preach...

www.youtube.com

- Scott Stevenson. He doesn't have his own podcast, but he's one of the few people I'd consider genuinely knowledgeable about AAS and bodybuilding.

His discussions on Insulin and GH I particularly enjoyed:


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjgrzNijBIY


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1w6OYe3xbQ


- Brains and Gains. Dentist with a dayjob that makes content for the love of it. Disputes a lot of the bro-science and keeps things evidence-based


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsEYlCdH85c


Would love to hear of anyone else that's similar.