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Audiobooks for the Autumnal Equinox based on Your Astrological Sign Submitted by Erin Murphy on September 20, 2019

Technically speaking, September 23rd should be the most balanced day of 2019—the Autumnal Equinox makes it so that day and night will each be precisely 12 hours long. You spent Summer getting in touch with yourself and those who surround you, and Fall is where you’ll start to see the fruits of your labor.

Read on to find out what Autumn holds for you, and discover the perfect listen within the plentiful audiobook bounty. Happy harvesting. Read more

Tagged: Arthur Morrey, Brittany Pressley, Cathleen McCarron, Chances Are..., Chloe Benjamin, Edison, Edmund Morris, Edoardo Ballerini, Elissa Altman, Elizabeth L. Cline, Everything Is Figureoutable, Fred Sanders, Jen DeLuca, Kathleen Jamie, Lara Prescott, Marie Forleo, Marie NDiaye, Motherland, patti smith, richard russo, Surfacing, The Anatomy of Dreams, The Cheffe, The Conscious Closet, The Secrets We Kept, The Year of the Monkey, This Could Be Our Future, Well Met, Yancey Strickler

Q&A with Fred Sanders, narrator of Chances Are… Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on August 2, 2019

From stage to screen, actor Fred Sanders has brought countless characters to life. His work, however, isn’t just on a stage or in front of a camera; his voice has also brought a multitude of nuanced characters and stories to life via audiobook narration. And, that’s just what he does with his latest project. Read more

Tagged: bookclub, Chances Are..., Fred Sanders, Q&A, richard russo

What We’re Listening To: May 2019 Picks Submitted by Taraneh DJangi on May 16, 2019

May is such a great month. There’s a lot of sunshine and weather that begs you to be outside as much as possible after months of being cooped up. I love getting off the subway a few stops early to leisurely walk home after work, or spending my weekends walking around new neighborhoods and parks. Read more

Tagged: Amie Kaufman, Aurora Rising, Candice Moll, Donnabella Mortel, Erin Spencer, Fred Sanders, Jay Kristoff, Johnathan McClain, Jonathan Todd Ross, Kim Mai Guest, Lincoln Hoppe, Rob Walker, Steve West, The Art of Noticing, what we're listening to

Lifelong Learning: Audiobooks For Recent Graduates Submitted by Erin Murphy on May 13, 2019

Just because the diploma is in hand doesn’t mean the learning needs to stop. Read more

Tagged: 1000+ Little Things Happy Successful People Do Differently, angel chernoff, Fred Sanders, heather havrilesky, how to be a person in the world, katie couric, lean in for graduates, marc chernoff, Margaux Bergen, navigating life, Rob Walker, sheryl sandberg, The Art of Noticing, the best advice i ever got

Current Events: American History on Audio Submitted by Erin Murphy on December 6, 2018

Last month’s midterm elections saw a number of new leaders appointed to political office. As our country continues to evolve, it’s also important to take note of where we came from. Read more

Tagged: American Dialogue, Arthur Morey, Dan Woren, Eric Martin, Fred Sanders, H.W. Brands, Heirs of the Founders, Jon Meacham, Joseph J. Ellis, Kaleo Griffith, Nick Bunker, Richard Hofstadter, The American Political Tradition, The Soul of America, Young Benjamin Franklin

Listen Up! AudioFile’s Best Audiobooks of 2018 Submitted by Erin Murphy on November 28, 2018

‘Tis the season for celebrating another great year of audiobook listening! Read more

Tagged: Anne Tyler, Arthur Morey, Becoming, bookclub, Clock Dance, Dion Graham, Educated, Elena Favilli, Esi Edugyan, Francesca Cavallo, Fred Sanders, gayle forman, good night stories for rebel girls, Harbor Me, hope nation, i have lost my way, jacqueline woodson, Jon Meacham, Julia Whelan, Kimberly Farr, Lisa Flanagan, Machiko Kakutani, Michael Crouch, Michael Ondaatje, Michelle Obama, Naomi Novik, Nicole Lewis, Reporter, rose brock, Seymour Hersh, Spinning Silver, Steve West, Sunil Malhotra, Tara Westover, Tavia Gilbert, the death of truth, The Soul of America, Warlight, Washington Black

Stories to Listen to on World Humanitarian Day Submitted by Erin Murphy on August 18, 2018

August 19th is World Humanitarian Day. We’re honoring those who work tirelessly to promote human welfare. Take a listen to their stories, and prepare to be inspired by their dedication, intelligence, and love for other people.

Tagged: #NeverAgain, David Hogg, Fred Sanders, I Should Have Honor, Ilyana Kadushin, John Brant, Khalida Brohi, Lauren Hogg, Nadia Murad, Sarah McBride, Scott Harrison, The Boy Who Runs, The Last Girl, Thirst, Tomorrow Will be Different