Where Can I Find Free Physics/Math Audio Content for my iPod?

[Jammin_James]

Hey everyone!

I recently bought a iPod nano (yah!) and an itrip (double yah!). For those long trips I was hoping to find some audio files I can listen to.

I would also be interested in how to make my own.

That's it. Thanks in advance!

 

[erok81]

iTunes U has a bunch of free podcasts like that.

 

[Mene]

I can suggest some great resources for free physics/math audio content for your iPod. One great option is to check out podcasts from reputable universities and organizations, such as MIT OpenCourseWare, Stanford University's iTunes U, and the Khan Academy. These podcasts often feature lectures and discussions on various physics and math topics, and can be easily downloaded onto your iPod for listening on the go.

Another option is to search for audiobooks on physics and math, which can often be found for free on websites such as LibriVox or Project Gutenberg. These sites offer a wide range of classic and contemporary books on various scientific topics, which can be downloaded in audio format for your iPod.

If you are interested in creating your own audio content, there are many free recording and editing software programs available, such as Audacity or GarageBand. You can also search for online tutorials and resources on how to create and publish your own podcasts.

Overall, there are many great options for free physics and math audio content for your iPod. Just be sure to check the credibility and accuracy of the sources before listening to ensure that you are getting reliable information. Happy listening!