Whether it’s bedtime, playtime or car time, parents and caregivers can now engage their children’s imaginations whenever and wherever they choose, with the new Kids Profile feature in the Audible app.
“The Wonder of Stevie” covers Stevie Wonder’s iconic legacy and “classic period.” Hosted by Wesley Morris and featuring exclusive conversations with Wonder, guests include President Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson and more.
For Irfan Rathore and Akira Caruth, being an Audible high school intern helped prepare them for college and pursuing the careers of their dreams, thanks to the program’s valuable paid work experience, training modules and mentorship.
As Audible’s well-being programming lead, Anya Hoffman is passionate about our Sleep Collection and its ability to help listeners unwind as well as start their day with intention. She shares her tips on discovering the best titles for a listener’s needs.
As country manager for Audible’s Brazil service, Adriana Alcântara helps bring our catalog of entertaining and educational listens to the region’s customers. She also authors and narrates her own inspiring books that share stories of women in leadership.
Coming soon to Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre, multihyphenate Todd Almond will present his new show, “I’m Almost There.” Following its New York run, the production will also be recorded and released as an Audible Original for listeners around the globe.
The next Audible Original scripted comedies from Broadway Video will star Glen Powell and Nicholas Braun in “The Best Man’s Ghostwriter” and Taraji P. Henson and Tracee Ellis Ross in “Stranded” alongside ensemble casts of A-list talent.
Maven, now in beta for select US customers, will use the power of AI to instantly search our unparalleled catalog to find the perfect listen.
Saori Horikawa, Audible’s Head of Legal, APAC, shares her philosophy of leading across cultures and talks about bringing the power of audio storytelling to listeners in the Asia-Pacific region.
Meet a playwright, an author, and a podcasting duo. With support from Audible programs for emerging creators, they’re educating and entertaining with stories that center queer, Indigenous, Black and Brown voices.
As part of Audible’s commitment to being the best possible home for creators, we’ve rolled out a new royalty model designed to help authors and publishers connect with new audiences.
Go behind the scenes of the year-long, world-spanning endeavor to bring Audible’s first global brand campaign to life, sharing the transformative power of imagination.