I do appreciate Mr. Casler and Mr. Heath. Both channels offer a great deal of information from old grey beards, both may get a little off on a tangent, but both have content you can learn from. Neither are absolutely perfect in presentation, but then again most people aren't. Mr. Casler's series on the amateur tests are a definite recommendation to anyone learning radio and preparing for the tests.
Many channels are like so many Youtube channels, people just making content for money, fame, boredom, ect. A dime a dozen, offering basic information that can be found anywhere. I'm not going to hate on them, or attack them, but you quit clicking on their content pretty quickly.
As for HRCC itself, I think it is a necessary thing. He's popular with the kids, he's got a big Discord server going with a community, like it or not he is a powerful little channel that is helping to create interest and draw in the youth. Maybe he isn't the greatest old fashioned Elmer to walk the Youtube, but he is doing a service to the service by being a friendly ambassador to young people interested in radio. You don't have to like his style, but part of that way he does things is somewhat necessary to have the affect on this younger generation that is needed.
His style and manner, his Discord and community, are successful because they work. You can dislike him, or his way of doing things, whatever. he didn't drunkenly trip over a tree branch and fall into success. He has a presentation and style that people like and an attitude that draws in people.
I rather like Mr. Nass. And I won't hold anything against his success, especially considering the role he is really serving for Ham radio.
I don't think Mr. Heil has to worry. His legacy and place are secure. I don't think Mr. Nass will be asked to present at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, or have any great sound equipment designs named after him.
