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A new slate of titles includes works from entertainment icons, cultural change agents, and dynamic new voices including Queen Latifah, Tessa Thompson, Brit Bennett, and the culinary collective Ghetto Gastro.

The Words + Music series expands with new originals from Grammy Award-winning artists Jazmine Sullivan, D’Angelo, and Wilco frontman, Jeff Tweedy. These installments will debut in 2023 with previously announced titles from Mariah Carey and Aimee Mann.

Plan B Entertainment’s multi-project deal marks their first foray into audio entertainment. The inaugural project, “A Summer Love Thing,” is already in development and will take advantage of the audio format to evoke a lush Southern soundscape.

The multi-project development deal with Daniel Dae Kim’s 3AD will lead with an adaptation of the play “Yellow Face.” The actor, producer, and director says he’s excited about this “unique and innovative” opportunity to bring the play to a new audience.

Throughout more than 30 years of working in entertainment law, Audible’s General Counsel Lori Landew has forged a unique career journey by following her passions. She shares what she’s learned about the importance of determining your own path.

This year we continued to reimagine the future of audio entertainment and storytelling, of workplace culture, and of the role companies can have in driving positive impact. Here are some of our top moments.

The Audible Theater library continues to deliver theater experiences to listeners around the globe with four new productions. These can’t miss listens feature award-winning performers like Kelli O’Hara, Brian Stokes Mitchell, and Alan Ruck.

As Head of Global Corporate Affairs, Matthew Thornton works to ensure that Audible’s brand story reflects our passion for the artful telling of distinctive stories and our mission to make a positive impact on the cities we call home.

Coming in 2023 from Audible and Double Elvis, “History Listen: Rock” hosted by Grammy-winning artist St. Vincent, will take fans through key moments in rock history wherever they took place—recording studios, jail cells, or backstage at the Fillmore.