Own your menopause with these essential, empowering listens on women’s health
From groundbreaking well-being to fiction that gets real about "the change," these listens are unabashedly starting the conversation.
Dylan Mulvaney’s “Paper Doll” is the three-dimensional story of a woman in transition
The trans icon talks about resolving her quarter-life crisis, exploring an edgier version of herself, what she learned from Beergate, and what she’s excited to do next.
Marie Benedict shares a few of her obsessions
The bestselling author and voracious listener shares 5 faves that kept her in the driver's seat for hours.
“Brooke Shields Is Not Allowed to Get Old.” Says who?
The icon discusses her new book, her new business, her new outlook on life—and how being a work in progress is far more fun than thinking you’ve got it all figured out.
Mel Robbins wants you to listen to the only voice that matters: your own
The bestselling inspirational author explains how to break free of external validation.
The rage-filled fever dream of "Iron Widow" continues in "Heavenly Tyrant"
Author Xiran Jay Zhao proves yet again that her brand of science fiction is worth tuning in to.
Refusal, joy, and other acts of radical resistance
With We Refuse, historian and podcaster Kellie Carter Jackson shines a light on the breadth of Black resistance, resilience, and joy, from historical fights against racism to empowering new paths toward liberation.
"An Unfinished Love Story" is Doris Kearns Goodwin’s most personal history yet
Part memoir of the 1960s, part biography of her husband, the Pulitzer winner’s latest is a self-narrated audio treasure including archival recordings and guest starring Bryan Cranston.
The best women narrators you have to hear
These incredible voices elevate every story they touch. This Women's History Month, check out some of our favorite audiobooks performed by women.
Kristin Hannah’s "The Women" spotlights our complicated memory of the Vietnam War
The author of "The Nightingale" and "The Four Winds" shares why now was the time to tell the story that’s been simmering in her imagination for decades.
The roots, iterations, and remarkable staying power of "The Color Purple"
To celebrate the release of the movie musical, revisit Alice Walker's iconic novel and follow its journey across four decades of adaptations.
Ariel Lawhon spins a mystery from the journals of an 18th-century midwife
“The Frozen River” shines a light on an extraordinary woman almost lost to history, imagining a long, deadly winter in her New England town.