These Newark jobseekers were driven, and great with people, but their resumes weren’t getting results. Then they found Audible’s Cornerstone paid job-training program, and now they’re building careers with us and delighting our customers.
Around the world, Audible employees and creators championed the role of storytelling, community, and workplace culture in challenging assumptions, all inspired by the “Break the Bias” theme of International Women’s Day 2022.
In a limited run, multi-talented Broadway performer Amber Iman will take audiences on a journey of love, loss, and joy through songs and storytelling. The audio production of “An Evening with Amber Iman” will also be made available exclusively on Audible.
As a program manager, Sibylle Schwarz is the crucial link between teams, offices, and marketplaces. Based in Berlin, she helps develop and roll out new products and features for listeners while also supporting Audible’s impact initiatives in the EU.
Our Chief Technology Officer shares his thoughts on Audible’s customer obsession, what prospective employees should know before applying, and his future-focused philosophy.
Not only is “Punk in Translation: Latinx Origins” the first collaboration between Fresh Produce Media and Audible, this podcast on the Latinx roots of punk rock is Audible’s first production simultaneously published in English and Spanish.
Our employee-led impact groups that support women ensure representation while creating a positive experience for our customers and community.
This lineup of new titles, including “Approval Junkie,” “And So We Walked,” “The Fever,” “Daddies,” “The Podcaster,” and “Bernarda’s Daughters,” underscores Audible’s commitment to delivering the theater experience to a wider audience, through audio.
This year, Black History Month was filled with events for employees and listeners celebrating the full range of Black life. New releases from luminaries like Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka emphasized the power of voices and stories.
After a career in journalism, Abby West now focuses on storytelling for Audible. As Director of Multicultural Programming and co-founder of our Black Employee Network (BEN) impact group, she’s working at the intersection of content and culture.
During their paid internships with Audible, Newark high school students learned how to write, record, and edit their own podcasts, and in the process learned the power of their voices and stories.
“An Evening with Ali Stroker” and “How to Release Anxiety” with Gabby Bernstein are coming to a live audience at the Minetta Lane Theatre this March. These live shows will also be recorded as Audible Originals and released globally.