Science

Writers of "Mars lit" have always used the red planet to mirror us — both what can be great about us and, well, maybe not so great.

For many listeners, 1x speed isn't fast enough — there's a world of movers and shakers getting through their books and podcasts in half the time. Here’s why (and how) they do it.

Learning all about our wonderful, fascinating world is a walk in the park — literally, if you take one of these listens outdoors with you.

British theologian John Hull recorded audio diaries to document his transition from "grief to grace." Now they've become an award-winning film designed for all levels of sightedness.

People are taking measures to record and preserve the voices that are most precious to them while they still can. Sometimes these voices are their own.

Audiobooks help cochlear implant patients navigate a new world of language.

Streaming, downloads, defense systems, driverless cars — global demand for the wireless spectrum is skyrocketing, but there's only so much to go around. What happens when we run out?

Audible staffers are all abuzz over the sci-fi thriller "Dark Matter," so we couldn't wait to talk to its bestselling author about it.

We spoke with the renowned expert and author about his poetic approach to naturalism, the mystery of consciousness, and understanding our place in the universe.

Hear some of the rare languages, pure natural soundscapes, and calls of species that are in danger of being silenced forever.

Studies have shown that comprehension improves when we listen and read simultaneously.

A community is rallying around the soothing sound phenomenon—but it's not the scientific one.