Rogan Shannon

Meet Rogan Shannon, describing himself as a "queer deaf guy with many interests." He talks about regular sign language and ASL including lessons, queer-related signs, book reviews, movie reviews, deaf experiences, and lots more.

labels full captioning, youtuber, deaf

https://www.youtube.com/user/FlameMaverice

Sophie Mattes

Coming from the United Kingdom/England is Sophie Mattes. She's deaf, she's joined by friends, she goes places, talks about her medical issues, and talks about things in general. Her pet, a Westie named Maxi, also joins her in her videos.

https://www.youtube.com/user/Thedramaqueensoph

Life & Deaf

Meet Mhairi from Britain. She creates videos related to deaf issues and deaf awareness and other subjects thrown in, including bisexuality.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgFJl45w-6HRD9flrbbI17A

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Made in Dhafer

Coming from France, a deaf YouTuber. Dhafer explains about deafness and issues related to deafness including humor.

Generally sign language is not used (except when trying to make a point), and Dhafer becomes different characters.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI6fhwxdrX4vCDfGFwLOSOQ

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Jessica Flores

As a deaf person, Jessica Flores helps hearing people understand deaf people, one video at a time. She vlogs about everything from some history to sign language to captions, to name a few.

While her videos are captioned, she doesn't use sign that much.

https://www.youtube.com/user/cuppycakenbake

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Abby Sams

Meet Abby. She talks of not only her hearing loss and being hard of hearing, but also about being chronically ill as well as being a college student. And interestingly enough, she likes sharks.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKuDqpq75UlXtSW8qR7L8dw

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ASL Stew

Coming from Rochester, NY, is ASL Stew, with Jenna and Jill. Everything related to deafness, including history, and more, is covered. Nothing is left out. See also their companion channel, ASL Stew Life, where they vlog about raising their son.

https://www.youtube.com/user/jstewardson2signs (ASL Stew)
https://www.youtube.com/user/jstewardson2 (ASL Stew Life)

Amanda McDonough

Amanda's a deaf actress in Hollywood. She shows us some of her TV, film, and webseries work, as well as other issues and questions related to deafness.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBERhpWcbrcDEsM0A0D36rg

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Sign Duo

Coming from beautiful southern California in the USA are Ryan and his hearing sweetheart Ellen. He has been teaching her sign ever since high school. Join them in learning sign including makeup as well as attending social events.

Note: While not all videos are captioned, we hope to see them caption the rest.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCET0ZgnCFLi1369c3ZWfSFA/videos

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Jazzy

Join Jazzy, a deaf YouTuber, in the United Kingdom/Britain as she takes us on a tour of parts of her home country with her deaf friend Benny, demos makeup, teaches BSL (British Sign Language), and other personal experiences.

Note: About the first 10-12 videos use hardcoded subtitles, but the rest have normal captioning.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfaz727ukS3eFYNLysA9rRw/videos

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James Cameron-Morris

James Cameron-Morris is a deaf vlogger from England/United Kingdom. His vlogs talk about deafness issues, being with his friends, being with his family, and other subjects.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY1RhnsNziA1xa9F4LI-zYw/videos

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Cheyenna Clearbrook

Cheyenna is joined by her friend Alyssa, who is also deaf, in vlogging about various issues of deaf culture as well as other things including makeup and signed songs.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL4ZEsnRRng4iKT4va2JN2g

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Jonna Delvert

Coming from Sweden is Jonna Delvert, using Swedish Sign Language and English captioning. She talks about deaf issues, makeup. and other things. In 3-4 videos, deals with the question of "what do I do? you're deaf!"

https://www.youtube.com/user/Drakeplopp

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Rikki Poynter

Rikki primarily vlogs about having a hearing loss, and the need for closed captions on youtube videos.

http://www.youtube.com/user/rikkipoynter

Rikki even got the attention of the Huffington Post:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/06/rikki-poynter-deaf-hoh-beauty-vlogger_n_5941160.html