Arts & Culture

We sat down with the beloved stage, screen, and audio performer to talk about how he created hundreds of character voices to bring Harry Potter to life for U.S. and Canadian audiences.

Audible Editor Courtney asks: Is body positivity a realistic goal right now? Some low-pressure self-development listens are helping her find her way.

Audible editor Michael Collina speaks to the Queer Newark Oral History Project about the power and importance of preserving queer voices.

In honor of what would have been Anne Frank's 91st birthday, editor Alanna McAuliffe revisits The Diary of a Young Girl and reflects on how hope is not an unrealistic ideal of youth, but a necessity for enduring life's darkest moments.

The author and record-breaking athlete shares stories of grit, history, and bravery on her personal Pride playlist.

YA fiction is rife with powerful stories from contemporary #ownvoices authors, who have have created some of the most enduring and popular fiction of the last several years.

While the stark facts can be brutal, these listens about economic and racial injustice often combine passionate storytelling with stellar performances.

When Nikki Levy finally owned her sexuality, she noticed other things about herself that she had kept hidden for fear of seeming awkward or weird. Sharing her secrets helped set her free.

Two Audible employees, Edwin De La Cruz and Ruth Neely — one from the Dominican Republic and the other from Haiti, share how two recent audiobook listens evoked their beautifully complicated memories of their Caribbean homelands.

How one very resonant novel sparked an editor’s return to her native Caribbean land after a 26-year absence.

Leave reality behind with this full-cast ticket to laughs.

We're adding a little closeness to our social-distancing reality with Hear for Each Other, new virtual listening clubs where we can all listen to the same stories and talk about them along with Audible editors.