A new podcast, produced by the History Channel, President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground, Malcolm Gladwell’s Pushkin Industries, and Audible will shed light on a critical time in America’s past and examine integral lessons for our future.
This has been a year defined by breathtaking imagination, exciting production deals and thrilling innovation. In ten images, we share some of our biggest moments of impact from 2023.
Fans came out in droves to see Neil Gaiman at an NJPAC event in Newark. While reading from his work and answering audience questions, Gaiman shared his long-standing love for working with Audible. Gaiman was introduced by Audible Founder Don Katz.
This Audible Original series is the first to be produced and released simultaneously in Hindi and in English and was created specifically to resonate with both Indian and Australian audiences, with a story that connects both settings and cultures.
iOS customers in the US can now buy titles either using an Audible credit or cash, with price parity across the Audible app and website. Members will continue to enjoy discounts, and non-members can buy titles without subscriptions, enhancing flexibility.
The Audible app on Wear OS gives Google smartwatch users the ability to listen to titles directly from their watch without syncing to a phone.
The first-of-its-kind Audible Original series, hosted by Daveed Diggs, premiered this summer and follows five talented hopefuls as they’re mentored and judged in weekly challenges by Kelly Rowland and Sara Bareilles—who never see them until the end.
Another exciting development for hands-free listening! Now iOS users can easily begin, resume, and control playback of their Audible titles by giving Siri voice commands.
The first season of “Marvel’s Wastelanders” follows Peter Quill and Rocket through an alternate future ruled by villains. Releasing internationally in June, the cinematic audio experience will be produced in French, German, Hindi, Italian, and Japanese.
A new Audible Stories skill for Alexa offers listeners inspiration and entertainment with free, original short stories created across multiple genres, for different ages and moods.
This year we continued to reimagine the future of audio entertainment and storytelling, of workplace culture, and of the role companies can have in driving positive impact. Here are some of our top moments.
The Gotham Film & Media Institute honored Audible Founder and Executive Chairman Don Katz with the Innovator Tribute for his inspiring work “as an author, a visionary entrepreneur and a storytelling innovator.”