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.
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.
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.
The collaboration leads with two exclusive Audible Originals: “My Body, My Podcast,” a long-form, conversational podcast about the female experience which is set to release in July 29, and “Fugly,” a scripted ensemble comedy.
As the Festival’s exclusive audio sponsor, we’re bringing an exciting audio storytelling lineup, including an immersive preview of the queer action/comedy podcast "Hot White Heist," a panel celebrating Black audio creators with Tariq Trotter, and more.
The public-private initiative that supports local restaurants and small businesses hits a major milestone 14 months after launch in April 2020, sustaining 30 restaurants and 200+ jobs, while feeding more than 10,000 city residents.
Premiering June 24 on Audible, this six-part series will feature conversations with the world’s most iconic duos on how they succeed and fail together, including Kris Jenner & Kim Kardashian West and Ben & Jerry.
In this LinkedIn Live talk, Audible employees Alexandra Klimenko and Trevor Adcock describe the processes, tools, and culture that enable them to innovate on behalf of our customers—and have fun while doing it.
When the pandemic hit, employees with children and aging parents struggled to balance caregiving with working from home. Our employees share how they found help through the supports Audible offers—supports that are expanding to meet our evolving needs.
Celebrating over twenty years at Audible, Software Developer Oren Levin shares memorable moments, career advice, and how his listening tastes have changed over the last two decades.
This year, we celebrated our Asian-American and Pacific Islander colleagues, customers, and creators with events to build allyship, offer support and guidance, and share the invaluable contributions of AAPI storytellers.
In Fortune, Audible’s founder and Executive Chairman Don Katz and chef Marcus Samuelsson explain why the private sector should replicate the Newark Working Kitchens model to help communities and small businesses recover from the pandemic.