There's an audiobook version of "The Design of Everyday Things" by Don Norman. The book per se doesn't have much to do with programming per se (at least direct

There's an audiobook version of "The Design of Everyday Things" by Don Norman. The book per se doesn't have much to do with programming per se (at least directly), but Norman describes a couple of mechanisms how humans interact with tools and describes some simple formalisms around them. I personally believe that it's a very useful book to have read (or listened to) if you're going to write any software that humans interact with -- be it UI driven or APIs.