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As real life feels increasingly like a sci-fi novel, it seemed like the perfect time to launch a sister version of our Audicted podcast dedicated to this otherworldly genre. We’ll help you find your next listen by talking about the ones that feel most relevant to us right now, and why.  

In light of the recent unrest and widening protests in the face of high-profile killings of Black Americans, we wanted to take a moment to appreciate and illuminate some of our favorite Black writers and narrators.

We’re practicing social distancing, and working from home, but wanted to make sure to connect with you on how, why, and what we’ve been listening to in these strange times. We hope you’ll find something to relate to—and something to listen to at the same time.

 The Editors talk about the listens that have stood out most for them at the midpoint of 2020. For the full list of all of our favorites this year, go to Audible.com/Bestoftheyear. 

Fall is prime time for some of the best releases of the year. In this episode, our Editors talk about the 10 listens they’re most excited about for the rest of 2019.

Listen in as the editors share their resolutions and recommendations for a year of inspired and inspiring listening.

Our Audible Editors (including two guest editors!) dive deep into the popular self-development genre (a.k.a. “self help”), and make a solid case to our resident Self-Dev skeptic, editor Emily, that the genre itself is more far-reaching than you may think. 

Our editors share their favorite listens about love—the good, the bad, and the highly toxic. Plus: a spotlight on Black History Month, and an excerpt from our exclusive interview with Dave Hollis about his forthcoming book Get Out of Your Own Way.

Now that you’ve seen our Best of the Year picks, hear what went into making the list. The Audicted Editors discuss the audiobooks that were sweated and argued over, listened and re-listened to, and talked endlessly about to finally determine the best. Plus: a special guest appearance by Amazon Book Review editor, Adrian Liang, to talk about how her team of editors came up with their “best” choices. 

The start of each new year brings new plans, new goals, new hopes, and new dreams. In this episode of Audicted, our editors share what resolutions they are making for their listening lives for 2019.

We at Audible love how our work can enhance and entertain the growing minds of young readers, but the Kids genre is not just for our little ones. Hear author Chris Grabenstein (Riley Mack and Other Known Troublemakers, Mr. Lemoncello’s Library) talk with the Audible editors about the works that inspired them as children – and continue to delight them even as adults. 

There’s more to listening than just fiction, nonfiction, and the traditional genres we hear about every day. Some of our most popular listens fall into the categories of spirituality and religion – and the Audible editors are here to talk about their favorites. 

Love it or hate it, this time of year is dominated by romantic gestures and stories. But for our Romance Editors, it’s always all about love. In this episode of Audicted, we talk through the sub-genres, tropes, and fantasy creatures that make Romance one of the top genres for listeners.

In our first-ever recording before a live audience, the Audible editors share what got them hooked on listening, the audiobooks they recommend for others to get hooked, and their responses to listener comments. Our apologies to Trevor Noah’s dog, who we mis-referred to as “Foo Foo.” R.I.P., Fufi! 

Many of the most talked-about shows and film started out as written texts. Our editors weigh in on whether you should listen before seeing the movie, theater, or TV adaptation, as well what they’d like to see jump from their library to the stage and screen. 

Get in the know about the best audiobooks coming to TV screens and movie theaters. Plus, a special segment on the true crime listens keeping our special guest glued to her headphones. 

The Audicted Editors sit down with celebrity chef and restaurateur Marcus Samuelsson, to discuss the intersection of food, culture, and his new Audible Original Our Harlem. Plus: hear what we’re listening to and loving right now. 

Trying out a new genre can, at times, be a daunting task. In this episode, our Editors make the case for trying new genres with some surefire picks in horror, comedy, literary fiction, and memoir. Plus, Editor Aaron stops by to chat about his Hispanic Heritage Month list and what diversity and inclusion in literature means to him. 

The Audicted Editors talk with the popular motivational speaker and #1 New York Times best-selling author of Girl, Stop Apologizing about how women can take control of their lives to achieve their goals. 

The Fall 2018 publishing season is jam packed with listening gems, hear from our Editors on what they think you should be looking out for. Can’t get enough Audicted? Hear more from The Audible Editors at Audible.com/Audicted.