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The host is an Englishman who lives in Chicago (his wife is American).

Much of today’s satire is one-sided.

They routinely mocked rural and southern speech patterns.

YouTube just made a big change to their monetization rules that could affect future videos from Idaho YouTubers.

If recordings of my snoring made money you’d be listening to me sawing away.

Here's a special shout-out to the Southern Idaho Tourism folks for inspiring me. It's not often that I watch a video and then immediately want to get outside and do something.

I will tell you right now that this is a video that is worth your time even if you think you've seen Shoshone Falls too much. A guy starting a new video blog has captured Shoshone Falls from a place you're not supposed to see it from.

If you don't follow the Idaho Hillbilly on YouTube, your life is not complete. I love these guys and especially now that they've decided to do their own "This Is Us" episodes.

Have you taken a bike ride recently? What about a bike ride in the mountains? One guy recently completed a 31-mile bike trip in the Danskin Mountains of Idaho and captured some amazing footage.

"I saw it on the internet, so it has to be true."

We admit that in Southern Idaho we are not known for our incredible driving skills. Be aware that there is someone that has started documenting our sins behind the wheel on YouTube.

YouTube travel channel Adventure Arc decided they would travel from eastern Oregon through Idaho and document their journey. The discovered what we already know - that the Magic Valley is home to some spectacular views.

Some months ago I came across this story about YouTube in the pages of the Wall Street Journal.  No question YouTube is a phenomenon and democratized media.  On average I probably watch YouTube a dozen times a day.  I’ve also been hearing for the last few years the vid…

Are you afraid that a condom alone won't protect you from those pesky STDs? Good news, my friend! Let me introduce you to the Scroguard.

I think we are witnessing the beginning of a phenomenon. There is a musician who collects YouTube clips and makes amazing music. Seriously amazing.

Last year, it was 'Tan Mom' who took the title for Worst Song of the Year. This year, it looks like Buck 22 and Billy Ray Cyrus are the leaders in the clubhouse.

I think the cold weather has finally gotten to all of us, including this four-year-old, who has a special request -- for Jesus.

If there's one thing this video teaches us, it's to never mess with The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore while he's doing a live shot.

Hungry for some noodles?  These may look fine, but, as this video posted on YouTube by twinclouds1 shows, the California company that made them may have added a little something extra.

"Because I said I would" is hosting a YouTube video posted by Matthew Cordle, who says he drove drunk and killed a man over the summer.