Led by employees Abby West and Yvonne Durant, Audible’s Black Employee Network (BEN) elevates Black voices internally and externally through creative programming and by broadening Audible’s catalog and original offerings.
Congratulations to Christopher Farley! His novel “Around Harvard Square” won Outstanding Literary Work – Youth/Teens at this year’s NAACP Image Awards. We asked him all about the award and how he balances writing with his work for Audible.
Sometimes to understand a company’s culture you just need to read the writing on the wall. At Audible, that’s literally true. Check out the environmental graphics that adorn the walls at our company’s headquarters in downtown Newark.
Audible returned to The Grace Hopper Celebration, the world's largest gathering of women technologists. From awe-inspiring keynotes to workshops to an iconic party in Orlando’s Icon Park, the four inspiring days made an impact on all who attended.
Heather works to develop kids' original content for Audible, which involves collaborating on scripts and concepts with authors, figuring out the perfect sound effects, working with cover illustrators and more.
Senior Recruiter Jeremy Bradshaw travels the country in search of the best tech talent to participate in Audible’s College Internship Program. He shares what we look for in candidates and why Audible is great place for interns to work and gain experience.
Kristin Lang and her team work to acquire the rights to turn books, articles, stories and even viral videos into audiobooks. Deals happen fast, making her day to day anything but simple.
Two greats who helped shape Audible passed away this week – Rick Lewis, the voice behind “This is Audible,” and James Atlas, biographer, literary critic, publisher and teacher. Audible founder and CEO Don Katz pays tribute to their legacy.
Rick Lewis’ voice introduces every one of our Audible listening journeys. The ten words he narrated back in 1996 have become deeply meaningful for all us, and we honor him here in customers’ own words as we mourn our collective loss.
For Raphael Cedeno, Senior Global Program Manager for Customer Care and expert at-home cook, each day at Audible is fresh and dynamic as he helps develop innovative experiences for Audible’s customers.
Our Audible Pride has been on full display this month. We teamed up with the Queer Newark Oral History Project, hosted movie screenings, speakers, and happy hours, and curated a diverse list of important LGBTQIA+ listens.
Edna Agyemang, one of Audible’s Newark high school interns, shares how “being at the center of modernized listening” has given her the confidence to write and to leave her “footprint on the world.”