Starting fall 2021, Audible listeners will have a front row seat to the stories and experiences behind the lives and work of Alice Cooper, Elvis Costello, Laura Jane Grace, Dave Matthews, Sharon Van Etten, and Eddie Vedder.
A new study in the UK reveals young listeners’ growing engagement with audio storytelling, which is boosting reading comprehension and fueling passion for stories in reluctant readers.
As the pandemic shut down schools, Audible and publishing partners worldwide mobilized to make family-friendly content available everywhere, for free. The effort’s impact exceeded anything we could have imagined. Hear the story behind Audible Stories.
The deal with Deepak Chopra kicks off on September 16 with an Audible Original exclusive podcast, “Deepak Chopra’s Mind Body Zone: Living Outside the Box” featuring Oprah Winfrey, Jon Batiste, X González, Jenny Odell and other influential leaders.
James McAvoy leads the star-studded ensemble of “The Sandman: Act II”, including Kat Dennings, Andy Serkis, Michael Sheen, Regé-Jean Page, Jeffrey Wright, Brian Cox, John Lithgow, David Tennant, Kristen Schaal, and more. Coming to Audible on September 22.
Audible Senior Director of UX Design David Siren Eisner shares his perspective on innovating at a company with the agility and spirit of a startup and the resources to build great things.
Flavor Unit, the production company founded by Queen Latifah and Shakim Compere, will create a slate of audio-only original projects starting with “Streets, Rhymes & Sugar: A Hip-Hop Memoir” from entrepreneur and screenwriter Michael Elliot.
This multi-project development and first look deal with Jaywalker Pictures, a production company formed by partners Laura Dern and Jayme Lemons, will bring a diverse slate of content from extraordinary female storytellers to Audible listeners.
This June, Audible celebrated Pride month with events for employees and new releases by LGBTQIA+ creators that debuted as part of New York City’s Pride programming at Tribeca Festival and 92Y.
Award-winning creator Kenya Barris and his production company, Khalabo Ink Society, will produce projects across a range of genres including Audible Original scripted multi-cast fiction, unscripted nonfiction, audio-documentary, and journalistic audio.
When Akanksha Gupta first experienced Audible’s culture as a paid college tech intern, it sealed her decision to build out her career here. Now as a software development manager and mentor to others, she’s an important contributor to our culture.
Commencing this fall with the unveiling of 12 commissions at Audible’s Newark headquarters and the surrounding downtown neighborhood, the Newark Artist Collaboration aims to amplify local arts and support artistic innovation.