The brilliant Sean Carroll has used the lockdown to create this series of brilliant informal lectures explaining physics, so far to undergrad level, but he's going to go further. It's the real deal with an electronic blackboard and greek letters and everything, but very light on the maths while pulling no punches on the conceptual content.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrxfgDEc2NxZJcWcrxH3jyjUUrJlnoyzX
The way he teaches it is absolutely brilliant, really honing in on the "big ideas", and coming at them from odd angles -this isn't how physics is traditionally taught, it's a million times better than what I got at university 20 years ago.
I'm not sure it'd suit someone without any science background, but if you fancy learning some mind-bending stuff about the nature of reality in a laid-back style where you don't have to do any algebra yourself, I highly recommend it. And it may make you feel wholesome and virtuous if otherwise you'd be watching stuff on Dave you've seen twice before.
Would be brilliant for anyone at about A-level wondering whether to study physics at degree level. Enjoy (or avoid like the virus, as any normal person would)!
