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90 Seconds of Dave
"Welcome to my ongoing experiment in micro media," writes Dave Huth. "I’m translating ideas, moments, and bits of my life into 90-second chunks of video." They’re worth watching.

It’s Jerry Time!
Something like American Splendor sprung to life, Massachusetts resident Jerry Zucker’s deadpan voiceovers, set to music and animated in cut-out style by his brother Orrin, are true stories from the life of a schlimazel. There are only two monthly episodes so far — one about an inhospitable restaurant, one about a very bad landlord — but we can’t wait for January.

Living with the Fallas
"Hi, welcome to the vlog version of our life." Juan and Ximena Falla moved from Colombia to LA, and this charming bilingual video blog is their way of documenting the differences in their new country — and showing the folks back home life (and love) American-style.

Rocketboom
"Hello, and good Monday! I’m Amanda Congdon and this is Rocketboom." Who needs a morning paper when you can start with a three-minute burst of news, culture, arts, and technology delivered right to your screen? Andrew Baron’s low-cost show is justifiably one of the Web’s most popular, with more RSS subscribers than any other video blog.

Ryanne’s Video Blog
"I’ve been videoblogging for one year today," wrote Ryanne Hodson on November 29, introducing a moving and stroboscopic clip looking back on a year’s worth of posts. "This medium has changed my life. If one year ago you told me all the things I would accomplish, all the people that I would meet and collaborate with, I would not have believed you. I can’t wait to see what the next year brings. More vloggers, more Nodes, more communication, more love!"

Tiki Bar TV
When Steve Jobs launched the video iPod, he showed a clip from this randy and bibulous tribute to lounge culture. Before long, it was the top video podcast on iTunes.