Not Just Bikes

Jason Slaughter, a Canadian-Dutch YouTuber, is the creator of Not Just Bikes, an educational web series about urban planning and city design in the Netherlands.
==Personal life==
Jason grew up in London, Ontario, Canadahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4kmDxcfR48. Since then, he has moved 29 times, living in many countries including the US, the UK, Belgium, and Taiwan. He chose to stay in Amsterdam, Netherlands, for reasons he has explained in his YouTube videos. He lives with his wifehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbOPErvUEmE&t and two children. Outside of YouTube, he has had an extensive career as a Product Management executive, primarily for tech companies and start-ups. 
==YouTube channel==
The pilot episode of the series, uploaded on 7 July 2019, was a POV demonstration of him using the Strawinskylaan bicycle parking garage in Amsterdam. His next video, What Makes a City Great?, was an introduction to his channel where he explained his backstory and the topic he would cover in his videos: why Dutch cities are so great. Over the next year, he uploaded 25 video essays on this topic. 
In his video One Year of Not Just Bikes, he explained he had completed his original goal for the channel, yet would continue to upload videos as he had many more topics he wanted to cover. Shortly after this, he began a new series of video essays about why American and Canadian cities are financially insolvent, collaborating with the organization Strong Towns.
Around February 2021, he began uploading more types of videos: no commentary (marked with blue thumbnails), YouTube Shorts (marked with green thumbnails), one guest video (with a yellow thumbnail), others about miscellaneous topics (marked with black thumbnails), and one music video. 
== NJB Live ==
On 11 October 2020, almost one year after his first video essay, Jason created a second channel, NJB Live, with the intention to livestream bicycle rides. Its first video was uploaded on 26 October, and his first live stream, a walking tour of Oud West in Amsterdam, was on 30 October. He has done 15 live streams (as of 7 April 2021). During his streams, Jason provides commentary and interacts with stream chat.
==References==
Category:Educational YouTubers
Category:Canadian YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2019
Category:Dutch YouTubers