I can't speak to text, but you don't necessarily have to watch them. InfoQ offers MP3 downloads of talks, so you could listen to them on your commute, on a walk

I can't speak to text, but you don't necessarily have to watch them. InfoQ offers MP3 downloads of talks, so you could listen to them on your commute, on a walk/bike ride/jog, etc. You'll still get 80% - 95% of the value. I second fogus' comment about the Joy of Clojure, as well. I started with Simple Made Easy and the Value of Values before I even jumped into Clojure, and the Joy of Clojure dovetails quite nicely with all of the above.