Does anyone know of a podcast that can help me learn Javascript while I drive around?

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I'm working my way through the Javascript track in The Odin Project and I'm absolutely loving it, but as part of my current job, I spend a lot of time behind the wheel. I'm hoping there's a way I can supplement my learning when I'm driving around. Obviously this wouldn't be the best way to learn--there's no substitute for sitting down and just practicing--but I spend a lot of time in the car, and I'm wondering if there's a way I can use that time wisely and to my advantage. So, does anyone know of any podcasts (or have any other ideas!) that would help me learn while I'm driving around? I'm all ears. Thank you!

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ozkvr@reddit

As far as learning javascript through audio I’m not sure but there are some senior Netflix and twitch developers who created an awesome podcast called Front End Happy Hour. I learned more passive skills through listening to these episodes and gained a lot of insight on the industry. Definitely check them out.

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