How many of you like to listen to audio books or podcasts?
@prasuns (1288)
New Delhi, India
December 27, 2021 12:36pm CST
I have started listening to two audiobooks "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and "Ikagai".
If you are into the real estates business or planning to buy a property then 1st book can be very beneficial for you.
Ikagai is more about living a long and healthy life. It is influenced by some Japanese communities.
Both the books are good as I have heard their summary.
Ikagai I have listened once but was skipping in between.
Now I will listen to both the books properly.
Anyone here who loves listening to audiobooks or heard about these books?
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@kaylachan (84959)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
27 Dec 21
Autobooks are my only real option, if we're talking reading in general. However, I don't read enough to make it worth it.
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@averygirl72 (38848)
• Philippines
28 Dec 21
No I'm not familiar. I think I like listening to audiobooks about something motivational
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@Chellezhere (6421)
• United States
27 Dec 21
Before the Internet, I hated talk radio, and still do. So I rarely listen to podcasts. But once in a while, if the subject is enticing enough, I might tune in for an episode or two.
And, I am not a fan of audiobooks either. I majored in English language and literature and have yet to meet another English language and literature major who likes the (audiobook) format.
Yet, I am legally blind now and rarely watch the TV when I have it on. But there is a difference between listening to a program on TV and listening to an audiobook.
To me, listening to a drama or sitcom on TV is akin to listening to a pre-TV radio show. But for some reason, my brain does not process the presentation of audiobooks the same way.
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@LindaOHio (223055)
• United States
28 Dec 21
I like to read books in print. I've never listened to an audiobook.
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