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I exclusively listen to The Great Courses courses on Audible. They're usually 20+ hours long, expensive but can be redeemed with a credit, and high quality. Th
by sotojuan 8y ago
I exclusively listen to The Great Courses courses on Audible. They're usually 20+ hours long, expensive but can be redeemed with a credit, and high quality.
They have everything - music (Greenberg's How to Listen to and Understand Music is a classic), history, literature, and even self help or improvement.
The Great Courses has its own subscription service which includes their video courses (many good ones on art history!), but it's a very amateur execution. The website and app are very poorly written, presented, and optimized.
- atulatul 8y agoThanks. Had a look at collection. Many books/courses are not rated yet it seems. But Neil deGrasse Tyson courses, some on music, religion, courses on books like Joyce's Ulysses seem interesting.