Lifestyle and Living

The character Audrey from the lesbian dating series Seeking Simone has become so popular that she's got her own show. As it's name suggests, Ask Audrey sees Simone's gal pal playing agony aunt to lovestruck lesbians around the world. Audrey deals with real-life relationship problems with a sense of humor and compassion.

ClickFitness is a health and fitness channel which brings together a collection of original online content. With the three webseries Sarah's Fit Show, Empower Your Body, and Tara Stiles Yoga, the channel looks to motivate its largely female viewers to improve their mental and physical health through exercise and nutrition.

Since its inception in 2004, Rocketboom has grown to become one of the fastest growing video start-ups online. The secret to its success is a combination of regular videos, posted every weekday, and a diverse range of topics delivered in a lighthearted, approachable way. This one stop shop has a great selection of news, arts and culture, travel, and technology programs.

Documentary series RADAR aims to switch us on to the exciting projects going on in the world around us. Each episode looks at an innovative arts initiative or event in a personal and revealing way. The diversity of the stories and the intimate nature of their delivery have seen RADAR last well into its third season.

I've seen many technology based webseries, but few which actually flex their tech might like Play It 4-Ward. The show’s presentation pushes the webseries envelope, with voting and information features built right into the player window and a greater ability to control playback than we typically see. Season two has just kicked off, but the channel also allows us to view season one eps as well.

I once heard that mothers could never be cool, but after watching Daphne Brogdon in action I’m willing to reconsider. In her lighthearted parenting series Cool Mom, Brogdon sounds off about those little everyday dramas all parents face, such as dealing with hair brushing tantrums and planning for the 4th of July. The advertisements can get a bit annoying, but they're clearly labeled so easy to skip.

I'm hopelessly addicted to food blogs, but far too often I become stuck when attempting to recreate their printed recipes. Good Bite looks to fill the void with its simple cooking demonstrations hosted by the cream of food bloggers. New episodes are added every few days, so there's plenty to keep you inspired.

If you've got a parenting question, chances are that the team from web series Parents Ask has answered it. This comprehensive parenting video channel sees experts, authors, and other parenting gurus sounding off about everything from immunization to breastfeeding. The presentation is informative but light enough to still be entertaining.

Today's mothers are a far cry from their technophobe parents. Instead their switched on, tech-savvy individuals creating blogs and joining communities to sound off about parenting issues. In response to this modern trend comes Momversation, a video series which sees popular mommy bloggers speaking up on a range of contemporary parenting concerns. The mix of opinionated personalities makes this series great fun for moms and dads too.

The Men's Room bills itself as an empowering educational channel for men looking for love. But there's something just a little bit sleazy about the site that speaks to pick-up artists and self-proclaimed dating experts about ways to impress women. There's something just a little too slick and rehearsed about it all, which makes the site appear to be more about finding sex than real relationships as it claims.