Are there any mathematics audio books or other audio sources for learning mathematics, like for example math podcasts which really go into detail. I ask this because I make about 1 hour from my house to the school and staring at a screen on the car makes me dizzy. I know about podcasts and stuff but those don't really teach you math, they talk about math news and mathematicians.
I ask this because many topics can be understood just by giving it a lot of thought and don't necessarily require pen and paper.
Regards.
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$\begingroup$I can't really point to a source, but I find the question quite relevant, as audiobooks of mathematic subject can be important also for blind people.
Learnoutloud has a repository of audiobooks and podcast about math and statistics, and related novels as well. Nevertheless it seems to offer no advanced math repository.
PapersOutLoud may be a good project.
$\endgroup$ 3 $\begingroup$My suggestion would be to narrow down topics you would like to learn and find YouTube videos of them, then download those YouTube videos listen to them during your commute. I have a daily two hour bus commute and use youtube video's audio to reinforce topics i'm learning at school.
For example: Lets say you want to review calculus, listen to this video on repeat for an hour (its 20 minutes long so you could get through it 3 times!)
$\endgroup$ 1 $\begingroup$Try the Lectures Audio Mathematics channel in YouTube. I come across it with the video The Interaction Between Category Theory and Set Theory.
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