By Listen In Audio Inc.
Audm presents the world's best long-form journalism, read aloud word-for-word by celebrated audiobook narrators. Listen to many hours' worth of new stories every week, from publications including: * The New York Times * The New Yorker * The Atlantic * WIRED * Rolling Stone * The New Republic * New York Magazine * BuzzFeed News * Vanity Fair * The New Republic * The Daily Beast * The New York Review of Books * Outside Magazine * ProPublica * London Review of Books * The Atavist * Texas Monthly * Epic Magazine * The Texas Observer * The Times Literary Supplement * The Bitter Southerner * First Things * The Marshall Project * Places Journal Add stories to your playlist to download them, then listen on the go -- even with no Internet connection. Within a story, jump to any paragraph by tapping on it. Choose the narration speed you like best. After your free trial you will be charged. Payment will be handled through your iTunes account. The first charge will occur when your trial ends. Your subscription will automatically renew 24 hours before the end of each subscription period. You may cancel your subscription by going to iOS Settings > iTunes & App Stores > Apple ID > View Apple ID > Subscriptions > Manage. If you cancel in the middle of a subscription period, your cancelation will become effective at the end of that period. Terms of Service: https://www.audm.com/terms-of-service Privacy Policy: https://www.audm.com/privacy-policy
Folks, this is a great program, as long as it’s working. Yes, you can listen to marvelous articles as you do mundane things around your house, read by professional readers who sound as good as famous actors do, but then something will go awry! Well if that happens, forget about contacting “customer service”. It basically doesn’t exist. First time I wrote, no one answered. Next time I wrote, some guy answered me in 10 days. 10 days! I could’ve been dead. Anyway, you get the picture, so just know what you’re getting involved in for your five dollars a month.
I just stumbled on the app. The narrator of my first episode re German rearmament reads with a dull flat voice that reminds me of educational films we watched in elementary school or perhaps junior high school.tough subject to make exciting but still….a little life in the narrator or an occasional pause to mark paragraphs would help.
Nice content but the entire internet’s worst interface and worst functionality. A case study in bad app design. I am so sorry I paid!!!
The vocal fry of the Times readers is killing me. There’s a reason why people are professional writers and others professional speakers. There used to be a greater assortment of publications on the site, now just mostly Times. There’s no way both to save stories and listen to one at a time — if you have saved stories in a queue, it runs through them, which makes the app hard for relaxation.
Great app, needs an iOS widget
The search function often doesn’t return results for articles that are powered by Audm on the digital publication.
App works well on the phone. But AUDM for CarPlay is glitchy, does not carry over updated queue and generally should be improved.
Can’t you fix the bug?!
A considerable number of articles are ready by the journalists who penned them. It sounds like Book Report Day in 8th grade. The advertised audiobook narrators, or just someone skilled in that craft, should be the norm across the platform.
Perhaps not nearly as many fresh foods would be happily prepared in this kitchen without the remarkable voices and stories of Audm to keep this cook engaged. Thank you for making the nightly chopping an enlightening time.