My daily job forces me to commute almost daily 1~1.5 hours in each direction.
While English is not my native tongue I have been reading many sci-fi books in English and I still prefer to do it when I have the time (which I dont have ).
While I drive I listen to mostly technical podcasts , obviously security now is one of them, another thing I listen to are audio books on Audible which has to do something with computing like Cyber ( The Lazarus heist , Ghosts in the wire , The ransomware hunting team.... ) and computer history related (Your friendly orange glow , The Cuckoo's egg, Where wizards stay up late.......).
But recently I have discovered that audible also has tonnes of free of what is called "audio drama" (i dont think the name does right with it) , which is a voice acting but unlike an audio book it involves several people voice acting.
from what I have seen it is between a short story to a short book and there are many really good sci-fi stories there.
I have recently finished listening to a very nice one called Temporal , it involves time travel , Human colony on mars , AI , referring to as historical events like 1971 D.B Cooper jumping from an air plane, colliding timelines and many other goodies and it is all very nicely arranged into a very surprising end (or should I say ends).
I would really recommend anyone to give this a try there are lot's of very nice sci-fi stories there and the production qulity is very high.
While English is not my native tongue I have been reading many sci-fi books in English and I still prefer to do it when I have the time (which I dont have ).
While I drive I listen to mostly technical podcasts , obviously security now is one of them, another thing I listen to are audio books on Audible which has to do something with computing like Cyber ( The Lazarus heist , Ghosts in the wire , The ransomware hunting team.... ) and computer history related (Your friendly orange glow , The Cuckoo's egg, Where wizards stay up late.......).
But recently I have discovered that audible also has tonnes of free of what is called "audio drama" (i dont think the name does right with it) , which is a voice acting but unlike an audio book it involves several people voice acting.
from what I have seen it is between a short story to a short book and there are many really good sci-fi stories there.
I have recently finished listening to a very nice one called Temporal , it involves time travel , Human colony on mars , AI , referring to as historical events like 1971 D.B Cooper jumping from an air plane, colliding timelines and many other goodies and it is all very nicely arranged into a very surprising end (or should I say ends).
I would really recommend anyone to give this a try there are lot's of very nice sci-fi stories there and the production qulity is very high.
