Courtney Reimer
Courtney is a word-obsessed Audible Editor whose work has appeared in the New York Times and Columbia Journalism Review. She lives in South Orange, NJ with her husband and two feisty daughters.
Articles & Interviews
Painting an Audio Portrait of 'Fauci'
Journalist Michael Specter discusses crafting an immersive biography of Dr. Anthony Fauci exclusively for the audio format.
Matthew McConaughey (and that voice!) on the "Greenlights" and bumper stickers that made him
Award-winning actor Matthew McConaughey talks to us about writing and recording his new memoir, 'Greenlights.'
'Compete to Create' Your Best Self
NFL coach Pete Carroll and Dr. Michael Gervais, a high performance psychologist, team up to help you find your guiding philosophy to reach your fullest potential.
Dipping My Toe Into the Body Positivity Waters
Audible Editor Courtney asks: Is body positivity a realistic goal right now? Some low-pressure self-development listens are helping her find her way.
9 Listens That Will Make You Appreciate the Power of Appreciation
“Gratitude journaling” is one of those things you hear a lot about, but may think is A) not worth the time, B) oversold, or C) both. I’m here to tell you that it’s times like these, when so much is uncertain and unstable, that establishing a gratitude practice (inside or outside of a journal) can change your perspective on everything. But don’t take my word for it—here are 9 listens that will make you appreciate the power of appreciation.
Deepak Chopra gets meta with "MetaHuman: Unleashing your Infinite Potential"
Courtney Reimer interviews Deepak Chopra
Gabby Bernstein Says The Secret To Being A 'Super Attractor' Is All About Ownership
Bestselling author Gabrielle Bernstein’s new Audible title, Super Attractor, pushes her higher consciousness message to the next level.
Journalist Jon Ronson's Look Into The Last Days of Porn Star August Ames Is Not What You Think
The creator of Audible Original 'The Butterfly Effect' and 'So You've Been Publicly Shamed' explains how a tragedy that seemed like a clear intersection of the porn industry and social media pile-ons became something else entirely.
Are We Born to Run? Audio Veteran Peter Sagal Says It's Not Just Physical
Peter Sagal, host of NPR's 'Wait, Wait... Don't Tell Me', has poured his years as a runner into his new book, ‘The Incomplete Book About Running,’ and what stands are insightful stories and a powerful message as he goes both funny and deep.
'Different is Better Than Better': Neil Pasricha's Surprising Advice on 'How to Get Back Up'
The author and motivational speaker shares his unique approach to self-help.
How Not To F*ck Up Your Kids Too Bad (and Why You Should Relax About Parenting)
Author and journalist Stephen Marche explores the challenges of modern childrearing.