The Feynman Lectures on Physics: Volume 20, The Very Best Lectures

Obviously this would be better as video, and I could also be critical that the lectures cover what most people who find this will already have heard in university (he doesn't go deeply into his own ground-breaking research). But that is all nitpickery. These lectures are like pure gold. No, more like a golden egg laying goose because you can listen again, and pass on your learning to others. We need more Mr Feynmans in this world...

And indeed he was "always in the shop," in the lab, doing what he did so well. A man of talents innumerable, he was at his best as a teacher - - making you a smarter you by sitting in his presence and listening, while he explained why objects move about each other in elliptical orbits, and not in nice perfect circles as some might have wished. He was a New Yorker, he loved baseball and music and making people laugh and learn. This was no distant genius. He was easy to understand, easy to admire. If you have even a passing interest in the subject of physics, there can be no better introduction than class with Professor Feynman. Here are some magnificent classes.

absolutely, they are a good source for learning and having fun at the same time

the way Feynman explains about the subject

the chapter about gravitation is very funny and informative

not in this kind of book

if anyone have the slightest interest in physics or science in general, I would absolutely recommend this audiobook, then you are hooked!

Feynman does a great job explaining physics. I wish I had him as my physics professor in college.