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.

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. Visit stories.audible.com to explore our free, streaming listens for the whole family.

Our editors share their favorite listens about love—the good, the bad, and the highly toxic. Plus: a spotlight on Black History Month. To see the full list of Black History Month listens, go to Audible.com/BlackHistory.

Listen in as the editors share their resolutions and recommendations for a year of inspired and inspiring listening. To participate in the Audible Challenge, go to Audible.com/Challenge. To see the full list of titles that inspired this episode, go to Audible.com/NewYearNewYou.

Our editors take you through Audible’s Best of the Year, including the Top Ten, category winners, trends, and more.To see the full Best of the Year list, go to Audible.com/Bestof2019.

Families are a fertile topic for storytelling across many genres. Here, the Editors discuss their favorites in memoirs, fiction, romance, and fantasy. Find the literary family you’d like to spend some time listening to this season—and beyond. To see the audiobooks mentioned in this episode, visit Audible.com/Audicted.

We love works that give us that rush of terror – from horror to suspense to the creepy clowns, in this episode, the Audible Editors talk about what types of listens bring them to the edge of their seats. Plus: a special excerpt of our interview with R.L. Stine, author of Camp Red Moon. To see the audiobooks mentioned in this episode, visit Audible.com/Audicted.

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. To see the audiobooks mentioned in this episode, visit Audible.com/Audicted.

Just the word Classics can be loaded: with anxiety, obligation, and bewilderment. Here, our Editors demystify what makes a classic (particularly for the listening experience), and what can make it feel like fun instead of homework. To see the audiobooks mentioned in this episode, visit Audible.com/Audicted.

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. To download Our Harlem now, go to Audible.com/OurHarlem.