Our new creative celebrates the transformative power of listening through a campaign spanning film, advertising, social, audio and activations across 12 marketplaces and 11 languages.
During our inaugural Global Impact Week, Audible employees from Newark to London to Tokyo found meaning and connection through days of events and volunteering that highlighted our decades-long commitment to making an impact in our communities.
Audible for Business gives organizations, authors and publishers a simple way to distribute audiobooks in bulk, with over one million titles for learning, engagement, gifting and events.
Christina Ricci, David Oyelowo, and David Denman Star in James Patterson’s “Harker,” releasing August 13. Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Michael Cudlitz, and Laurence Fishburne helm Michael Connelly’s “The Eternal Realm: A Safe Man Story,” coming September 24.
Having spent 25 years in the field, Regina Ware offers her perspective on how to have a successful career in an ever-transforming technological landscape, as well as the importance of working for a company that aligns with your values.
In English, “Dracula” will star Jonathan Bailey, Ella Purnell, Louis Partridge, Aimee Lou Wood, David Jonsson, Lesley Manville and Maggie Gyllenhaal. Omar Sy, Riccardo Scamarcio, Matthias Schweighöfer and more will lead international adaptations.
Audible's 2025 Social Impact Report reveals a year of global investment in emerging creators and youth. Through 27 programs, we supported 660 creators, empowered 1,000+ youth, and invested $3.3 million to increase access and opportunity around the world.
Installment six in the Bobiverse, “The Infinite Extent,” launches on September 10. Its release marks a decade of the beloved Audible Original series, which has been recently optioned for film by the producers of “Project Hail Mary.”
This summer, Keke Palmer’s “Southern Belle Insults” series expands with three Audible Originals also featuring Sheryl Lee Ralph, Audra McDonald, Danielle Brooks, Jenifer Lewis, Jackée Harry, Raven-Symoné, Michelle Buteau, Yvette Nicole Brown, and more.
Go behind the scenes of the making of Audible Story House, an innovative four-week pop-up in New York City that brought together local businesses, the public, creators, and publishers to transform listening to Audible into a physical, communal experience.
Marshall Lewy, Head of Audible Content, North America, champions innovative audio storytelling, from exclusive podcasts to Audible Originals, with the goal of creating content so good, listeners can't help but say, "You have to listen to this."
In July, Michael Cruz Kayne will return to Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre for two new performances of “What Else What Else,” with special guests including Rosebud Baker and Patti Harrison. Later, Maria Bamford will debut “Soundly Unstable.”