Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and Audible founder and Executive Chairman Don Katz celebrated Lunch Out Wednesday’s 30,000th visit to a local restaurant by eating lunch at Fresh Coast. The program subsidizes employees to eat at local restaurants.
The New York Times best-selling comic book series “The Sandman,” written by Neil Gaiman, is set for release on audio for the first-time ever. The Audible Original, adapted and directed by Dirk Maggs, will be available summer 2020.
Led by employees Abby West and Yvonne Durant, Audible’s Black Employee Network (BEN) elevates Black voices internally and externally through creative programming and by broadening Audible’s catalog and original offerings.
Malcolm X’s unabridged life story, told in his own words, to be recorded for the first time ever in audio.
As part of Audible’s ongoing efforts to hire local and to grow the innovation economy in Newark, Audible employees helped train aspiring tech talent at Per Scholas on Agile, an approach to software development.
Congratulations to Christopher Farley! His novel “Around Harvard Square” won Outstanding Literary Work – Youth/Teens at this year’s NAACP Image Awards. We asked him all about the award and how he balances writing with his work for Audible.
The Hogwarts Library book "The Tales of Beedle the Bard," written by J.K. Rowling and starring Jude Law, Jason Isaacs, Evanna Lynch, and more, will be available for the first time exclusively on Audible. It will be free for Audible members this year.
From storytelling and STEM workshops to preserving a historic community landmark, over 1,000 Audible employees sparked positive change in the communities in which we operate around the globe.
Located in central Berlin, our new studio will help Germany’s top talent create innovative spoken-word entertainment, including new Audible Originals. Creative partners will also be able to use the studio for lectures and workshops.
Renowned activist and athlete launches Kaepernick Publishing and strikes multi-project deal with Audible.
Audible announced two new limited engagement events of “In Love and Struggle” and “The Peculiar Patriot” this February and March at the Minetta Lane Theatre, Audible’s creative home for live performances in New York.
The Audible Speakeasy at Sundance featured events and panel discussions, championing emerging artists and the development of innovative storytelling opportunities.