If you have Curiosity Stream, do you like it?

[El...]

We have really liked the History Channel before, and we get their old documentaries on dvd from the library regularly. We have no other cable or streaming subscriptions because we're cheap. 😁  I'm thinking of buying a subscription as a birthday treat. Do you think we'd like Curiosity Stream? 

[gck21]

We really enjoyed it for a year. We hadn't been a family that regularly scheduled movie nights, but during our pandemic year, we watched a documentary every week. Curiosity Stream was perfect for us because it was a separate platform. There were no distracting cartoons being advertised while we were picking out what documentary we wanted to watch. 🙂 That was a real plus for us.  Around the time it renewed (of course), we kinda ran out of things that my kids wanted to watch (but they are 2-7, there was plenty more).

I got our subscription on a sale that made it something like $12 for the year. It looks like they may be doing the same sale now.

[Kezia]

My kid is always picking interesting educational videos from curiosity stream. My husband is doing an in depth study of WW2. 

[kiwik]

It is pretty cheap.  We are watching about 20 to 30 minutes of a history documentary a day at the moment.  We are also watching one episode of crash course history of science on you tube.

[madteaparty]

Listening in. I have a goal of one documentary a week but actually finding them across the various platforms has been challenging for me. For example, I was trying to find the NOVA one about peregrine falcons and it took more doing than I thought possible. I did in the end but i was surprised how hard it was, maybe it’s just me. Even now i can’t find all NOVA episodes listed and available in one platform