Well, YouTube is not all bad. Check out Patrick Boyle, he's an ex hedge-fund manager and economics professor who does analysis on popular events, supporting it with data and often supplying a different narrative than those of journalists (supporting it with data). He also has shared some of his recorded uni lessons and sometimes he invites people involved in the financial industry to speak, I mean, people with actual experience (you might agree with them or not, but they're interesting to listen too in any case). Another point to make is his weird, but often compelling sense of humour, his sarcasm is part of his trademark (particularly evident in the case of the first of the videos explaining FTX's bankruptcy).

Edit: you know he's not making money off shilling you narratives because he has these annoying sponsor ads in every video, at least in the recent ones. Totally acceptable, though, because he provides high quality content.