Voices of Audible: Racial Justice Listening
Audible staff around the world share the listens that are helping us process and reflect on the state of racial and social justice.
Audible staff around the world share the listens that are helping us process and reflect on the state of racial and social justice.
We're adding a little closeness to our social-distancing reality with Hear for Each Other, new virtual listening clubs where we can all listen to the same stories and talk about them along with Audible editors.
Audible "superfans" are total listening fiends, the kinds of people you want to ask for recommendations—so we did just that.
At an outdoor gear warehouse in Vermont, an early morning sock-slinging team builds a community, one podcast at a time.
Editor Katie O'Connor shares some of the easiest ways to get into the iconic series that's now in audio.
Queer stories go far beyond the often expected coming-out or trauma tales. Audible editor Michael Collina shares a few that have resonated with him on his journey.
Solve the annual shopping puzzle with these crowd-pleasing listens.
Audible editor Katie O'Connor ponders the impact of Father's Day for those whose dads are gone, and pays tribute to her late father, whose love of reading left a lasting impact.
Randy and Jason Sklar, the twin-brother hosts of Audible's new docu-comedy 'Sklars and Stripes,' share what they've learned about some surprisingly funny cities.
You can trust New York Times Book Review editor Pamela Paul for a great book recommendation. Her new book 'My Life with Bob' chronicles her years of book devotion, and she couldn't wait to share with us some audiobooks that simply must be heard.
To celebrate the launch of Audible Canada, we're delving into the unique perspective that our Northern neighbors bring to genres like sci-fi, mystery, thriller, and romance.
Transport yourself to dreamy places like Paris, Jamaica, or the Italian coast — no cramped airplane seats, and no passport required.