Science & Technology

Journalist Nell McShane Wulfhart, author of the Audible Original 'Off Menu,' shares little-known facts about food and dining that can improve your meal.

Law professor Dov Fox thought the hardest case of his career was about the problems with predicting how a child’s life might unfold. The real questions went much deeper.

Find out why people are turning to sound baths to relax and help them find a state of peace.

How ASMR may help you sleep, and how to find out if it’ll give you the tingles.

Author and journalist Stephen Marche explores the challenges of modern childrearing.

A deep dive into how literature can open our eyes—and our hearts—to the emotional world of animals

We know people cringe when hearing themselves on recordings, so how do narrators, podcast hosts, and other voice-centric professionals deal with it?

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?

Today's English is the result of hundreds of years of evolution, so why would we not expect it to keep changing? Here's what it might become by the 22nd century.

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.