Petal Palmer

Subscribers 318K

Videos 51

Views 19.1M

Channels Like Petal Palmer

Petal Palmer tells true medical case stories, crime, and history mysteries, combining healthcare worker and patient perspectives with educational, narrative storytelling. The channel features long-form, documentary-style videos (averaging around 79 minutes) with themes of medical ethics, rare diseases, and historic medical cases, and uploads content roughly 0.2 times per week, achieving an average of about 193.3K views per video.

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We found 43 YouTube channels similar to Petal Palmer

#1

TEDx Talks view on YouTube ▶

84% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 20

SERP 100%

Similarity 73%

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They share an audience interested in medical ethics, rare disease stories, and patient experiences, matching the same search queries and a high search score (100% for queries) though their content differs in style (73% content match) from Petal Palmer.

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Doctor Mike view on YouTube ▶

77% relevance

Subscribers 14.7M

Videos 1.1K

Views 5.1B

Appearances 12

SERP 80%

Similarity 75%

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Similar audience drawn to hospital malpractice cases, rare disease cases, and historic medical cases, reflected in strong search overlap (80%) with Petal Palmer's queries, while their content style diverges moderately (75% content match).

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#3

The Patient Story view on YouTube ▶

77% relevance

Subscribers 276K

Videos 2.5K

Views 138.9M

Appearances 22

SERP 78%

Similarity 77%

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Both channels focus on patient experiences and cancer survivor journeys, aligning on key queries and a high content alignment, yielding an 78%–77% match in search/content metrics that indicates similar storytelling about patient paths.

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#4

Global Health with Greg Martin view on YouTube ▶

76% relevance

Subscribers 203K

Videos 415

Views 15.2M

Appearances 15

SERP 88%

Similarity 68%

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Shares interest in epidemiology case studies and global health ethics, evidenced by an 88% search alignment, though content style is less aligned (68% content match) with Petal Palmer.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) view on YouTube ▶

70% relevance

Subscribers 706K

Videos 6.3K

Views 586.1M

Appearances 10

SERP 68%

Similarity 71%

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Appeals to audiences seeking epidemiology cases and tuberculosis survival stories; strong search overlap (68%) but less consistent content style (71% content match) compared to Petal Palmer.

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#6

FFF True Crime | Full Free Detective Shows & Films

66% relevance

Subscribers 33.8K

Videos 170

Views 9.2M

Appearances 6

SERP 53%

Similarity 74%

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Targets true medical mysteries, matching Petal Palmer on niche medical intrigue reflected in a 53% search overlap but higher content similarity (74% content match) indicating a shared topic interest with a different production approach.

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Content Landscape

Discovered competitors include TEDx Talks (84% match) and Doctor Mike (77% match) as top contenders. They share overlapping queries such as medical ethics stories, rare disease cases, and patient experiences. TEDx Talks has 44.2M subscribers, Doctor Mike has 14.7M subscribers, while Petal Palmer has 318K subscribers, indicating a large gap in audience size but similar topic alignment. The Patient Story (77% match) and Global Health with Greg Martin (76% match) also compete on patient experiences, cancer patient journeys, and epidemiology topics, with smaller subscriber bases (276K and 203K respectively). The CDC (70% match) also overlaps on epidemiology and tuberculosis survival stories, though it is significantly larger in reach (706K subscribers).

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Rank	Relevance	Channel	Similarity	Subscribers	SERP	Appearances
#7	65%	HMS Center for Bioethics	67%	2.9K	62%	13
#8	64%	steveioe	75%	3.3M	47%	5
#9	64%	NBC News ▶	65%	11.8M	61%	7
#10	60%	Mayo Clinic ▶	75%	1.2M	38%	4
#11	60%	Joe Scott ▶	77%	2.5M	34%	2
#12	57%	Banijay Documentaries	70%	1.4M	38%	7
#13	57%	Future Doc	66%	34.5K	43%	3
#14	55%	Sketchy Learning ▶	68%	250K	37%	2
#15	55%	Extreme Docs	75%	139K	24%	4
#16	54%	Miller & Zois, Attorneys at Law	70%	11.8K	32%	6
#17	54%	Law&Crime Trials	75%	860K	22%	3
#18	53%	Sharp HealthCare	76%	122K	20%	1
#19	53%	SAGES - Minimally Invasive Surgery Videos	72%	108K	24%	2
#20	52%	Epilepsy Action	73%	43.2K	21%	3
#21	52%	NEJM Group	74%	202K	18%	4
#22	51%	Epilepsy Foundation	72%	23.2K	20%	1
#23	51%	NHS Health Careers	67%	23.2K	27%	3
#24	51%	Johns Hopkins University	74%	66.7K	16%	1
#25	50%	MedBros	71%	83K	19%	2
#26	50%	The New Detectives ▶	72%	349K	17%	2
#27	50%	Allen Institute	67%	25.3K	24%	2
#28	50%	UCSF Department of Medicine	72%	19.1K	16%	2
#29	50%	Let's Learn Public Health ▶	67%	160K	23%	3
#30	50%	The Eerie Edits	72%	13.2K	15%	3
#31	49%	MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics	71%	1.9K	17%	3
#32	49%	CNA	68%	3.1M	21%	2
#33	49%	CBS Evening News	65%	2.4M	24%	2
#34	48%	ATP	68%	147K	19%	2
#35	48%	American Heart Association	70%	247K	15%	3
#36	47%	WIRED ▶	69%	12.8M	16%	2
#37	46%	University of Oregon	65%	39.5K	16%	1
#38	45%	The University of Chicago	64%	258K	17%	2
#39	45%	Philips Healthcare ▶	64%	113K	16%	1
#40	45%	CNN ▶	62%	19.3M	19%	4
#41	45%	CTV News ▶	64%	2.3M	16%	1
#42	43%	Fox News ▶	61%	15M	16%	1
#43	42%	CBS News ▶	61%	7.0M	14%	3

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Petal Palmer?

Petal Palmer's biggest competitors are TEDx Talks (44.2M subscribers, 84% match), Doctor Mike (14.7M subscribers, 77% match), and The Patient Story (276K subscribers, 77% match). All three channels produce educational, health- or story-focused content with a emphasis on real-life cases or public interest topics.

What type of content does Petal Palmer make?

Petal Palmer creates documentary-style or informational videos about individual health stories and awareness campaigns, evidenced by titles like epilepsy awareness, drunk driving victim, CPS fraud, self-harm to blindness, breast cancer in Antarctica. The channel uploads infrequently, with an average of about 0.2 uploads per week, and videos average around 193.3K views.

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We analyze Petal Palmer's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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