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Subscribers 271K

Videos 1.3K

Views 44.7M

Channels Like Rebecca Watson (Skepchick)

Rebecca Watson (Skepchick) covers science skepticism, feminism, and related social issues through a mix of commentary and investigative-style videos. The channel emphasizes debunking pseudoscience, discussing science and religion, and activism, with content that appears to span reviews, discussions, and analyses in a roughly steady publishing cadence; the channel has 271K subscribers, about 44.7M total views across 1,300 videos, and an average of around 60.5K views per video.

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We found 40 YouTube channels similar to Rebecca Watson (Skepchick)

#1

TEDx Talks view on YouTube

80% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 49

SERP 100%

Similarity 67%

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Both engage in science communication and skepticism topics (science skepticism, science communication ethics) to a broad audience, with TEDx Talks showing high search overlap (100%) but only moderate content similarity (67%), indicating shared audience interest despite varying presentation styles.

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WIRED view on YouTube

55% relevance

Subscribers 12.8M

Videos 4.1K

Views 4.8B

Appearances 10

SERP 28%

Similarity 72%

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WIRED debunks pseudoscience and critiques conspiracy theories to counter online misinformation, aligning with Rebecca Watson’s skeptical framing, though search overlap is high due to general interest in debunking while content style differs (72% content match) indicating distinct formatting and audience targeting.

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#3

Healthcare Triage

52% relevance

Subscribers 449K

Videos 805

Views 46.4M

Appearances 3

SERP 12%

Similarity 79%

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Both address public health misinformation and debunk dangerous health myths, yielding strong content alignment (79%) but limited shared search queries (12%), suggesting audiences converge on misinformation topics while delivery differs.

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TED-Ed view on YouTube

52% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 10

SERP 22%

Similarity 72%

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TED-Ed covers conspiracy theory critique, internet misinformation, and folklore/science intersections similar to Skepchick’s themes, producing notable search overlap (22%) and high content alignment (72%), indicating similar topics delivered in a more educational animation format.

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CrashCourse view on YouTube

48% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M

Videos 1.6K

Views 2.2B

Appearances 9

SERP 19%

Similarity 68%

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CrashCourse explores feminism and science, folklore/witchcraft science, and media literacy, mirroring Skepchick’s interdisciplinary approach with substantial content similarity (68%), though search overlap is modest (19%), reflecting overlapping topics but different audience engagement styles.

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Michelle Platti view on YouTube

47% relevance

Subscribers 324K

Videos 721

Views 56.3M

Appearances 3

SERP 5%

Similarity 76%

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Michelle Platti focuses on conspiracy theory critique, aligning with Skepchick’s skepticism angle; search overlap is low (5%) but content similarity is high (76%), indicating complementary topics with a distinct creator voice.

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Discovered competitors include TEDx Talks (80% match) with 44.2M subscribers and TED-Ed (52% match) with 22.4M subscribers as top contenders, both aligning on science skepticism, conspiracy theory critique, and internet misinformation. WIRED (55% match) with 12.8M subscribers and CrashCourse (48% match) with 16.9M subscribers also share overlapping queries such as pseudoscience debunking, feminism and science, and media literacy science. Healthcare Triage (52% match) with 449K subscribers focuses on public health misinformation and debunking dangerous health misinformation. Rebecca Watson sits behind these larger channels (271K subscribers) but competes for similar search topics as listed, particularly around science skepticism, public health misinformation, and feminism in science.

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Rank	Relevance	Channel	Similarity	Subscribers	SERP	Appearances
#7	47%	Union of Concerned Scientists	75%	13.1K	5%	1
#8	47%	CBS News	74%	7.0M	7%	6
#9	47%	Dark Science	74%	933K	7%	2
#10	47%	Big Think	73%	8.6M	8%	8
#11	47%	CNBC Television	72%	3.3M	9%	3
#12	47%	NBC News	74%	11.8M	7%	1
#13	46%	Global Health with Greg Martin	68%	203K	12%	2
#14	45%	David Pakman Show	72%	3.5M	5%	6
#15	45%	Unsolicited advice	71%	882K	6%	3
#16	45%	Jared Henderson	71%	733K	5%	1
#17	45%	WGN News	64%	686K	16%	4
#18	44%	PBS NewsHour	69%	5.2M	7%	3
#19	44%	MythBusters	67%	710K	9%	5
#20	44%	Cole Hastings	69%	847K	7%	1
#21	44%	TED	68%	27.2M	7%	4
#22	44%	DW News	68%	6.2M	7%	3
#23	43%	CUNY SPH	68%	1.7K	5%	1
#24	43%	National Geographic	68%	25.9M	5%	3
#25	43%	American Psychological Association	68%	106K	5%	2
#26	43%	YaleCourses	62%	1.7M	14%	3
#27	42%	Up To Speed	67%	77.8K	5%	1
#28	42%	UNESCO	67%	533K	5%	2
#29	42%	Edutopia	63%	268K	11%	6
#30	42%	Bozeman Science	66%	1.4M	6%	2
#31	41%	Wireless Philosophy	64%	364K	7%	4
#32	41%	Bite-sized Philosophy	64%	531K	8%	2
#33	41%	PBS LearningMedia™	64%	15.5K	7%	1
#34	41%	UCLACourses	65%	60.5K	5%	2
#35	40%	Chinmaya Panda	64%	804K	5%	1
#36	40%	stay curious radio	62%	1.5K	7%	1
#37	40%	CareerFoundry	62%	306K	6%	2
#38	39%	3M Canada	61%	34.5K	5%	3
#39	39%	Keele University	61%	11.9K	5%	1
#40	38%	OnSide Learning	60%	1.8K	7%	1

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Rebecca Watson (Skepchick)?

Rebecca Watson (Skepchick)'s biggest competitors on YouTube are TEDx Talks (80% match, 44.2M subscribers), WIRED (55% match, 12.8M subscribers), and Healthcare Triage (52% match, 449K subscribers). All three channels produce science, skepticism, and informational content that overlaps with topics like science, skepticism, and public interest issues.

What type of content does Rebecca Watson (Skepchick) make?

Rebecca Watson (Skepchick) publishes content focused on atheism, skepticism, science, religion, pseudoscience, feminism, sexism, gender, activism, social justice, and related topics. Video titles indicate discussions and critiques of current events, science topics, and societal issues. The channel averages about 60.5K views per video, with an unspecified upload frequency described as roughly around a weekly cadence.

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