I do too. He really explains things very well. I've learned a lot from him.

I started watching Steve Johnson - Down to Earth Woodworks when I was looking to make an outfeed table for my SawStop.  I like that he takes the time to explain things, is well spoken, humble, and he has a lot of various series I've found value in.

Interesting fact, after contacting him with some questions, I discovered he lived only a mile away from me!!  He's given helpful suggestions in building my basement wood shop and is the one who introduced me to Festool.

Just found these guys :

Peter Millard , very good lots of jigs etc for the MFT

and this guy hes pretty good as well.

Gosforth handyman , He's pretty good with track saws and other things.

Here my list. You made me realized that I watch too many videos 

Wow...Your list suggests that I'm still living in the 90s. NYW and Tage Frid (DVD) are still my favorites.

Been under the weather so I spent some time cruising you tube.

I found jennieanddavis  ( jennie and davis)

I really liked them. They are not on the how to build stuff but more along running a wood working business lots of info on pricing , build quality, batching, getting finding and holding on customers etc.

they just moved to Tx its a entirely new area to them as they are from ND. So it will be interesting seeing how they are starting from scratch.

Oh a young cute couple to I might add.