Then once you go to class you can put in some headphones and listen to the podcast.

Maybe get some noise-canceling headphones?

I find myself driving a couple hours a day, and even when I'm not driving, I'll plug headphones in and listen to another one or two episodes.

There is always a level of risk, but the size of that is risk is managed by the knowledge a person has of the market and their personal skills.I am not sure how familiar you are with the specific area that Luke is looking at, but there are young people riding bicycles to tech jobs, young women rollerskating through the neighborhood with Beats headphones on, and trendy little hipster bars and restaurants popping up nearby. 

I own a small business, and the dedication required to start and grow my company has limited my bandwidth for other investments, but the work I do allows me to wear headphones for 8-10 hours per day.

The one good thing i have started is having my headphones with me to listen to podcasts through the days when I can. 

I worked as a heavy equipment operator so for 10 hours a day, 6 days a week I would have headphones in listening to this and taking away little chunks of gold from every episode, and I honestly learned way more from that than my real estate course. 

I've been a single note investor since 2013 and usually work out of Starbucks with my headphones on. 

Every day at work now--almost instinctively--I find myself having these forums up on one of my screens, or one headphone in my ear listening to Scott Trench's "Set For Life."

That then started the madness of me sitting at work (Logistics coordinator)   with a headphone in one ear absorbing as much as possible about something (I thought)  I knew everything about.