Feynman Lectures Audio - Find Where to Listen

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The audio version of the "Feynman Lectures" can be found in mp3 format on audible.com and other sellers. The collection consists of twenty volumes, each containing typically six lectures. While the lectures are not organized in a specific order, resources are available online to help users identify which lectures are included in each volume. The mp3s are derived from earlier audio CD and cassette formats.
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Hi,

Does anyone know where I can find the audio version of the "Feynman Lectures"?? I know not all of them are taped, but most are, I can't seem to find them anywhere. Help!

Thanks.
 
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They are available in mp3 from audible.com via download and probably other sellers as well. Twenty volumes of typically 6 lectures. They're not in order but you can google for a map that shows which lectures are in which volume. The mp3s are based on the earlier audio CD and cassette formats.
 

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