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Subscribers 1.0M

Videos 413

Views 92.5M

Channels Like Let's Talk Religion

Let's Talk Religion covers religion from an academic perspective, exploring major world religions, historical figures, and religious works through in-depth videos and documentaries. The channel, active since Feb 12, 2018, posts a variety of content including overviews, historical reviews, and topic-focused explorations, with an average of about 202.5K views per video and 413 videos published to date.

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79% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M

Videos 1.6K

Views 2.2B

Appearances 16

SERP 100%

Similarity 66%

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Shares a strong religion education focus and covers broad topics like Islam overview, aligning with the high search overlap (100%) while their format is more rapid, college-style education, leading to lower content overlap (66%).

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ReligionForBreakfast view on YouTube ▶

64% relevance

Subscribers 1.2M

Videos 341

Views 148.7M

Appearances 13

SERP 39%

Similarity 80%

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Competes on comparative religion and religion history with overlapping searches, but their content emphasizes otnering personal style and channel branding (high content similarity at 80%) matching the shared audience for religious history topics.

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58% relevance

Subscribers 1.1M

Videos 469

Views 63.8M

Appearances 6

SERP 36%

Similarity 72%

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Targets history of religion and alchemy history, mirroring Let's Talk Religion’s interest in ancient rituals and monotheism; high content overlap (72%) but moderate search overlap (36%) suggests a shared niche with slightly different keyword emphasis.

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57% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 10

SERP 40%

Similarity 68%

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Centers on religion education and world religions overview, aligning with the same queries; strong search overlap (40%) and solid content overlap (68%), indicating similar topics delivered through animated, educational storytelling.

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The School of Life view on YouTube ▶

56% relevance

Subscribers 9.6M

Videos 1.1K

Views 980.9M

Appearances 7

SERP 37%

Similarity 69%

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Addresses religion education and world religious history with broad thematic content; moderate search overlap (37%) and high content overlap (69%), reflecting shared educational approach but broader cultural focus.

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Redeemed Zoomer view on YouTube ▶

56% relevance

Subscribers 678K

Videos 538

Views 105.7M

Appearances 8

SERP 33%

Similarity 71%

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Appeals to religion education and world religions overview with a focus on religious heresies, matching many queries; content overlap is high (71%), but search overlap is modest (33%), signaling a similar audience with niche emphasis.

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Discovered competitors include CrashCourse (79% match) and TED-Ed (57% match) as the top matches. Both overlap with Let's Talk Religion on queries like religion education, Islam overview, and alchemy history, placing them as direct competitors in education-focused religion content. ReligionForBreakfast (64% match) and The School of Life (56% match) also compete on religion education and history-related queries, while ESOTERICA (58% match) shares alchemy history and ancient rituals. In terms of size, Let's Talk Religion has 1M subscribers; CrashCourse leads with 16.9M, TED-Ed with 22.4M, The School of Life with 9.6M, and ReligionForBreakfast with 1.2M, indicating a broad spectrum of audience scales among competitors.

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#7	55%	Yaqeen Institute	79%	2.4M	19%	4
#8	54%	TenOnReligion	79%	2.5K	18%	2
#9	53%	Open Reason	74%	13.3K	23%	5
#10	53%	TEDx Talks ▶	69%	44.2M	30%	8
#11	53%	CG DAHLIN	76%	27K	17%	2
#12	52%	Pantheon Mythology	68%	221K	28%	5
#13	52%	Business Insider ▶	65%	10.4M	31%	4
#14	51%	The Faith Explainer	76%	4.6K	13%	1
#15	51%	DLM Christian Perspective	72%	1.2M	18%	3
#16	51%	Professor Dave Explains ▶	72%	4.2M	19%	3
#17	50%	EverythingProfessor ▶	69%	350K	21%	3
#18	50%	Seasoned Apologist	72%	15.4K	16%	1
#19	49%	Bible Illustrated	72%	70.9K	16%	1
#20	49%	Sensor Academy School of Tuitions	59%	61K	34%	3
#21	49%	Jonathan Miller	74%	2.4K	11%	2
#22	49%	Medieval Mindset	69%	151K	19%	4
#23	49%	Gnostic Informant TV	74%	56.1K	11%	3
#24	49%	LlewellynVaughanLee	70%	15.5K	16%	1
#25	48%	Snowy Fictions	69%	1.2K	18%	2
#26	48%	The Thomistic Institute	70%	181K	15%	2
#27	48%	Cogito ▶	64%	778K	24%	2
#28	48%	British Library ▶	66%	92.6K	20%	5
#29	47%	Balance of Power	70%	31.5K	13%	1
#30	47%	UsefulCharts ▶	70%	2.0M	14%	3
#31	47%	Philosophy Overdose	69%	217K	14%	2
#32	47%	Brofessor Stein	69%	290K	14%	3
#33	47%	Layers Of History	67%	3.6K	17%	5
#34	47%	Twinkl Teaching Resources - United States	65%	105K	19%	4
#35	47%	Soppy Frog Productions	67%	40.1K	16%	5
#36	46%	Interior Mythos Journeys	69%	82.5K	13%	1
#37	46%	Plain & Paint	68%	43.2K	13%	4
#38	45%	OrthodoxSermons	66%	39.3K	14%	4
#39	45%	Jaydone History ▶	68%	193K	11%	3
#40	45%	PowerfulJRE ▶	67%	20.8M	13%	1
#41	45%	The Right Questions	64%	11K	16%	1
#42	45%	A Little Bit of Philosophy	66%	22.2K	13%	1
#43	44%	Brut America	65%	570K	13%	1
#44	44%	WION ▶	62%	10.4M	16%	1
#45	42%	Boston University	62%	192K	13%	1
#46	41%	ABC News ▶	60%	19.4M	13%	1

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Let's Talk Religion?

CrashCourse (79% match, 16.9M subscribers), ReligionForBreakfast (64% match, 1.2M subscribers), ESOTERICA (58% match, 1.1M subscribers). All three channels cover religious topics and history in an educational format, aligning with Let's Talk Religion's focus on religious topics and explanations.

What type of content does Let's Talk Religion make?

Let's Talk Religion creates educational content about religion, as seen in titles like The Sufi School of Love, Ibadism - The Forgotten Branch of Islam, and Zurvanism - The Zoroastrian Heresy?. The channel trailer and other videos suggest a mix of introductory and in-depth explorations. Upload frequency is indicated by multiple recent videos, with an average around 202.5K views per video.

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