Here are some people who make videos about these topics: scientists, scholars of religion, and people who talk about leaving religion. Each button opens a YouTube search, so you always get the latest videos.
To keep links from breaking, this page links to YouTube searches rather than single videos. When you find a video you want right on a page, it can be embedded with one line of code (see the bottom of this page).
Creators
Matt Dillahunty
Longtime host of The Atheist Experience (2005–2022), now on his YouTube channel The Line, focused on religious debate.1
The Deconstruction Zone (Justin)
Conversations about questioning and leaving religion.
Religion for Breakfast
Dr. Andrew Mark Henry explains the history of religions with an academic, non-partisan approach.2
Bart Ehrman
New Testament scholar whose work on the gospels, Paul and manuscripts is cited throughout this site.3
Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell
Animated science explainers, great for younger viewers.
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Astrophysicist and science communicator; author of "The Perimeter of Ignorance."
A video search for every topic
Adding a specific video to any page
For whoever maintains the site: find the video on YouTube, copy the ID (the part after v= in the address), and add this line where you want it:
<div data-yt="VIDEO_ID" data-title="What the video is about"></div>The site turns that into a privacy-friendly embedded player automatically. Watch a video before you add it, and make sure it says what the page says it does.
Sources
- Wikipedia, Matt Dillahunty.
- Boston University, "Religion for Breakfast on YouTube" (2018); Wikipedia, Andrew Mark Henry.
- Bart Ehrman, bartehrman.com.