I love education YouTube channels and Wikipedia. Been a fan of most of them for a decade now.

One of my favorite newcomers (1-year-olds) is Wendover Productions and Real engineering.

The now duo has a podcast called Showmakers on iTunes. Where they interview some of the established Big players in this space. Picking their brains to obtain

Source my iTunes account.

As a side note. I find disturbing that I listened to an episode in my iTunes. Paused midway and then after a couple hours in my pc opened the episode in YouTube and there it was. At the same point, I had paused it in my iPhone!
Superweird
Also I have an android phone. Just iPhone is convenient for some things. MANLY MAN has Android.

Well, they some times borrow inspiration from an interesting place. Wikipedia. Not any place in Wikipedia. The Wikipedia list of weird articles. 1

TRIGGER WARNING. PUNS AHEAD.

This one is of my favorites. "Vampire Numbers"

Integers with real bite.
They are numbers with an even number of digits, That have two parents like 27 and 81 and when multiplied give you 2187. The same digits just scrambled. 2
Here they are visualized, now you see them.

source

"Breast-shaped hill". Did nature go full sexist? More like our need for finding patterns, feeds our biases. 3

Life is more interesting than fiction, in there can only be compared to the Ig Nobel prizes.
In case you don't know they are awarded to discoveries in the sciences that first make us laugh then make us think.

Of course, their channels are full of actual. Content that is not to laugh. This is just some of the stuff they sometimes borrow from.

I do sincerely recommend them both to you. If you have some time to spare.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR1IuLEqb6UEA_zQ81kwXfg/videos
https://www.youtube.com/user/Wendoverproductions/videos

The Wikipedia list of Weird Stuff

This one is of my favorites. "Vampire Numbers"

Of course, their channels are full of actual. Content that is not to laugh. This is just some of the stuff they sometimes borrow from.