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You can finally watch plain old YouTube on your Peloton machine. Credit: Lindsey Ellefson Big news for Peloton fans: As of this week, you can watch plain old YouTube on your Bike, Bike+, Tread, or Row. Now, you may be saying, "YouTube TV was already an option in my Peloton's Entertainment tab. What's the big deal?" The big deal, my friend, is that YouTube TV is a subscription television service and YouTube is, well, YouTube. This new integration allows you to watch standard videos on the platform, the same as you would on your phone or computer. How to access YouTube on the Peloton You access YouTube the same way you access other non-class features, like scenic rides or my beloved Lanebreak game: through a special tab in the menu on the bottom of your screen. Specifically, it's in the Entertainment tab. (If you hit that tab and don't see it, don't worry. Sometimes, Peloton's software updates roll out in waves. You'll have it eventually.) Just tap YouTube and you'll be taken to a landing page that initially shows you Peloton's channel on the video-sharing platform. You can log into your YouTube profile by signing in with your Google Account

I like the expression “Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day; teach a man to fish, and he will eat for a lifetime.” I’ve been wanting to learn more about preparedness – why not leverage the wisdom of people who do this for a hobby (and sometimes a living!)? YouTube videos have been a surprisingly useful resource for my own prepping research for several reasons: 1) They have dates (unlike some websites) so I can usually find recent information 2) I can see items or techniques they’re recommending in detail and 3) The videos can make sometimes dry topics personal, practical and often fun. Please note that I don’t agree with all the tips discussed (I don’t think you should use candles for lighting or cooking, for safety reasons).  In this column, I grouped YouTubers by their main specialty or topic. The YouTube channels are listed by their YouTube handle (preceded by @). Using this item in YouTube’s search bar means you’ll get to the right channel!  General Prepping @TheUrbanPrepper: A dapper Seattle resident who focuses on city preparedness and has tons of tool/gadget recommendations, Cliff has been uploading preparedness content for 14 years! Videos

Adlan Jackson is a writer, editor and worker-owner at Hell Gate, a New York City news publication founded as a journalist-run cooperative. Here at Mozilla, we are the first to admit the internet isn’t perfect, but we know the internet is pretty darn magical. The internet opens up doors and opportunities, allows for human connection, and lets everyone find where they belong — their corners of the internet. We all have an internet story worth sharing. In My Corner Of The Internet , we talk with people about the online spaces they can’t get enough of, the sites and forums that shaped them, and how they would design their own corner of the web. We caught up with Adlan Jackson, the culture reporter and editor at Hell Gate , a reader-supported New York City news site owned and run by journalists. He talks about YouTube’s cultural influence, lurking in online gambling forums and joining his first online forum at age 11 (with parental permission). What is your favorite corner of the internet?  I’m a millennial, so I still think YouTube is maybe the most important and underrated social network. I feel like so much culture runs downstream from YouTube.  I’ve

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From the Sidemen’s undeniable triumph to unlocking social ROI: we hear from YouTube’s Erica Probst to uncover how its thriving creator community and cutting-edge solutions equip social marketers to supercharge their buying strategies. Social has become a non-negotiable part of the modern marketing mix. This shift reflects how audiences are changing and evolving. With the IAB’s 2025 Outlook predicting double digit growth for social (+11.9%), the time to diversify spend is now. So, how can advertisers get the most out of YouTube to leverage its reach and connection, and ultimately see a return on their investment? Let’s take a look at the Sidemen, a group whose success reveals the platform’s potential for social marketers. Beyond simple views, they’ve fostered deep, lasting connections with their audience, leading to trust and engagement that translates into significant results. Influence: Trust is earned The Sidemen have given us a masterclass in capitalizing on YouTube’s reach and cultural influence to drive connection with their viewers. Throughout their years on YouTube, they’ve have cultivated a deeply engaged community that actively turns up, donates, and shares. The 2025 Charity Football Match garnered 18 million views on YouTube, raised over £4.7m for charity, and drew in a crowd

Online Duncombe Dreams An old British house brings me comfort like no other in these terrible times. Photo illustration by Slate. Photo by Getty Images Plus.  Sign up for the Slatest to get the most insightful analysis, criticism, and advice out there, delivered to your inbox daily. Like a lot of people these days, I open my eyes each morning to a quandary: check my notifications and be drenched in a deluge of bad news about the crumbling state of the American experiment, or make my coffee wondering what new constitutional crisis awaits. Either way, though, I’ve finally found the place where I can soothe my impotent distress after I learn of the latest wanton havoc: a former Victorian estate manager’s house in the Staffordshire countryside. In the words of owner Jack—who with his partner, Jazzy, is faithfully restoring this Neo-Georgian-style four-bedroom known as Duncombe House—the place is “a captivating little money pit.” It is also a complete and utter slice of heaven. Every month, Jack posts a new video to the YouTube channel Duncombe House Diaries, in which, to a soundtrack that recalls Jane Austen movie adaptations, he chronicles the pair’s latest efforts to make that 200-year-old money pit habitable. When they bought

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