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About a decade ago, via my public library, I listened to Graham and Dodd's Securities Analysis and subjectively it seemed like it was about 2 hours long (on cassette tapes?) because they didn't bother narrating the equations and diagrams and graphs.

I would imagine a physics lecture audio experience would be similar.

They were publish in audio CD format some time ago. They are available at the Santa Clara public library[1].

A subset of the collection is available on CDs from Amazon. [2]

I have found listening to them very interesting. I am just trying to grasp the concepts, so not being able to see the equations isn't that important to me.

[1] http://s831.us/1duD3P0 [2] http://www.amazon.com/The-Very-Best-Feynman-Lectures/dp/0465...

Thanks for this, I finally succumbed to the 20th Century and bought the CD off of Amazon.co.uk. Just need to dig out a cd player to rip it.

I remain surprised there isn't anyone offering these as paid for MP3 downloads. Seems like the right audience for that.

how do you hear the equations in mp3?