"Sacrilege" dares listeners to sit in discomfort
Writer and director Nyasha Hatendi discusses why audio is the perfect medium for horror.
Interviews
Marc Fennell uncorks a juicy scandal in the elite world of fine wine
The journalist’s latest Audible Original is an intoxicating story of ambition, obsession, and outrage in one of the most rarefied professions on earth.
"Better Luck Next Time" is a road trip through the what-ifs
A time-slip rom-com about bickering soul mates, alternate timelines, and unexpected clarity.
Rutger Bregman wants to help you pursue a life of “Moral Ambition”
The Dutch historian and journalist makes a plea for you to use your time and talents to make the world a better place—and he’s mapping out the best way to get there.
Comedian Zarna Garg says it’s never too late in life to follow your dreams
In her hilarious and heartfelt memoir, “This American Woman,” Garg recalls her journey from being a homeless teenager in Mumbai, to motherhood, to making it as a stand-up comic.
Sub-Antarctic noir meets a love letter to the natural world in "Wild Dark Shore"
Author Charlotte McConaghy has created an unforgettable setting and filled it with characters who love each other fiercely.
Dylan Mulvaney’s “Paper Doll” is the three-dimensional story of a woman in transition
The trans icon talks about resolving her quarter-life crisis, exploring an edgier version of herself, what she learned from Beergate, and what she’s excited to do next.
Chaos, comedy, murder, and romance all combine in “Scythe & Sparrow”
Author Brynne Weaver talks about concluding the Ruinous Love Trilogy, adaptation news, and how to think like a serial killer.
Dungeon Crawler Carl creator Matt Dinniman says LitRPG is just getting started
The author talks about what to expect from “This Inevitable Ruin,” his inspiration for Princess Donut, and why he writes for audio first.
Nora Roberts reaches another milestone, but she has no time to celebrate
The legendarily prolific author talks about reaching her 60th book of the In Death series, writing as J.D. Robb, what she loves about her character Eve Dallas—and, of course, what she’s already working on next.
“Brooke Shields Is Not Allowed to Get Old.” Says who?
The icon discusses her new book, her new business, her new outlook on life—and how being a work in progress is far more fun than thinking you’ve got it all figured out.
Mel Robbins wants you to listen to the only voice that matters: your own
The bestselling inspirational author explains how to break free of external validation.