Audible’s new multi-project deal with Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and bestselling author Ronan Farrow will kick off with investigative podcast "Not a Very Good Murderer," releasing on March 20, 2025.
Created by John Mankiewicz, “The Big Fix: A Jack Bergin Mystery” will see the return of Jon Hamm, Ana De La Reguera, and John Slattery. Newcomers Alia Shawkat, Omar Epps, and Erin Moriarty are also set to join the audio drama’s all-star cast.
Featuring Grammy Award-winning Chris Thile and Punch Brothers, season two of “The Energy Curfew Music Hour” will begin in January 2025 at Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre. It will also be recorded live and later released globally as an Audible Original.
Sue Bird, Ursula Burns, David Chang, Ava DuVernay, Jimmy Kimmel, and Wes Moore will join Kenya Barris and Malcolm Gladwell for interview series “The Unusual Suspects,” premiering January 30, exclusively from Audible.
Troye Sivan, Kali Uchis, Dominic Fike, and Victoria Monét have joined Audible’s “Origins” series, with four new installments revealing their creative roots.
“Self-Conscious with Chrissy Teigen” will feature conversations with bestselling authors including Adam Grant, Glennon Doyle, Peter Attia, Mel Robbins and Gabby Bernstein. This wellness interview series will release weekly, starting in January.
The collaboration includes exclusive creative learning activities paired with Audible Original children’s titles. Audible will also award mobile listening stations to 10 U.S. schools as part of their sponsorship of Crayola’s Creativity Week.
Starring Heléne Yorke and Michael Zegen, Miriam Battye’s “Strategic Love Play” will make its New York City debut at Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre in November. Following its theatrical run, the show will be recorded and released as an Audible Original.
“The True Story of The Coward Brothers,” a scripted musical-comedy written by Elvis Costello and co-starring T Bone Burnett, premieres on Audible November 21. On the same day, Burnett and Costello’s album “The Coward Brothers” will also debut.
A moving exploration of contracting Covid-19 in its first wave, “Beat the Devil” is written and performed by award-winning writer David Hare and executive produced by Audible founder Don Katz.
Our inaugural slate of Audible Originals for Brazilian listeners includes exclusive content created with and performed by prominent local talent and producers like B9 and Rádio Novelo.
Written by and starring Emmy winner Samantha Bee, “How To Survive Menopause” will be performed for three nights only at Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre. It will also be recorded live and released globally as an Audible Original.