Anyone ever subscribed to CuriosityStream?

[Roland99]

https://cordcutting.com/services/curiositystream/reviews/

Seems to get good reviews

The streaming landscape is changing fast. We're entering a new era of streaming start-ups, with an increasing number of services focusing on single-genre catalogs. Some of these, like NBC Universal's comedy streaming app Seeso, are backed by major companies. Others are stand-along enterprises trying to break into a market that's dominated by major players.

One such newcomer is CuriosityStream, the documentary-only streaming service started by the same businessman that founded the Discovery Channel. Is CuriosityStream destined for greatness? Here's our full review.

[pbmus]

1. Just recently subscribed to CuriosityStream, Blinkist, and GreatCourses

I think I have overdone it...

[Zorro]

2. I have

They were offering an outstanding deal last summer (something like $14.95 for an entire year). They have some interesting programming, a lot of which seems to be from foreign sources.

Now I'm waiting for a deal on the Smithsonian Channel. There's a lot of fascinating content on that streaming service.

And regular Youtube also has a tremendous amount of scientific, historic, and archeological content that can keep me occupied. It now also features full-length Zatoichi movies, which are a hoot to watch.

[Xolodno]

3. I subscribed when it first came out....

...probably a mistake. Wasn't very impressed.

I might give it a shot again once I'm bored with Disney+