http://agamaresearch.ddbc.edu.tw/teaching
While the focus here is comparative, there are plenty of interesting comments about the Pali suttas, such as the comments on jhana pointed out here by polarbear101:Readings in the Madhyama-āgama an e-learning course by Bhikkhu Anālayo
Numata Center for Buddhist Studies
University of Hamburg
2011 lectures series
Purification, Ethics and Karma in Early Buddhist Discourse
http://agamaresearch.ddbc.edu.tw/wp-con ... 2011-2.htm
2012 lectures series
The Arahant and the Four Truths in Early Buddhist Discourse
http://agamaresearch.ddbc.edu.tw/wp-con ... es2012.htm
2013 lectures series
Tranquility and Insight
http://agamaresearch.ddbc.edu.tw/wp-con ... es2013.htm
http://www.dhammawheel.com/viewtopic.ph ... 29#p375629
I like Ven Analyo's lectures. They are the same sort of calm, careful, detailed, analyses and Q&A as the lectures by Bhikkhu Bodhi (who was one of his mentors):
http://bodhimonastery.org/a-systematic- ... ikaya.html
http://www.noblepath.org/audio.html
Mike
Mike