>>11351691ViaScience (exceptionally based: top-tier mixture of mathematical derivation, animations and graphics for intuition, and real examples with at-home demonstrations whenever possible)
David Butler (primarily astronomy with some general physics content, relaxing to watch but also emphasizes how things have come to be known)
Fermilab (good special relativity and particle physics content, and two videos on light refraction that everybody should watch)
Eugene Khutoryansky (idiosyncratic animations that can be extremely helpful when a physics/circuitry/applied math concept just isn't clicking for you)
Science Asylum (presentation style can border on cringe for me, but clarifies many misconceptions in physics)