AstonJ
Learn CSS Grid and Flexbox - the easy way
I can’t remember who was asking about CSS tuts now… but these just showed up on my YouTube feed and look pretty good/up to date 
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LadislavSzolik
I love interactive examples,
Luna from Google created a glitch which demos few commonly used flex/grid techniques, I have it as a bookmark 
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chaptuck
Kevin Powell has a great channel. His videos have been great helping me improve the design and usability of the apps I build.
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AstonJ
Any favourites in particular Tucker? Feel free to add them here 
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