Title: I work as a developer (Java full stack if it makes any difference) and live quite far from my workplace: it usually takes me one hour and a half to and from work by car. Moving closer to my workplace is not an option nor is it using other means to go back and forth (eg train&#x2F;bus).
I feel like my time spent on the road is mostly wasted: I&#x27;d like to find something IT-related to do (both listen to and reason about) that can help me learn new stuff. 
Since I&#x27;m passionate about Linux, I usually have a few Linux (or BSD) podcasts to listen to while driving but I found that to be not really instructive, just more enjoyable than listening to the radio or some music playlist. 
I&#x27;m looking for any kind of suggestion from fellow developers who are in the same spot and have found any interesting way or resources to &#x27;spend wisely&#x27; their travel time. 
What resources would you suggest (if any exists) to learn something while driving (much like you would do with a foreign language audio course)? Is it even possible? Has anyone tried or can share an experience of &#x27;audio learning&#x27; IT related?
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