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A listening list for America’s 250th

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By Kat Johnson, Katie O'Connor
| Audible Blog
Scorching heat wave and Reflecting Pool drama aside, the US is approaching a milestone anniversary. This week marks 250 years since July 4, 1776, when the Second Continental Congress officially adopted the Declaration of Independence and birthed the modern United States of America. To celebrate the semiquincentennial, editors Katie and Kat revisit some of their favorite American history listens in a special episode of This Is Audible. From Octavia E.
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Nonfiction’s moment in the sun

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By Kat Johnson, Maggie Murphy
| Audible Blog
Whether your summer plans involve a sandy beach, a pristine pool, or the AC on blast, summer is all about the fundamentals. And that includes a great beach read or listen, which usually means something frothy, fast, and fictional. Instead, this year, listeners are switching things up as nonfiction is the genre of choice for summer 2026.
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What would you do if you thought your death was only minutes away?

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By Kat Johnson
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Vincent Yu’s provocative first novel, “Seek Immediate Shelter,” explores a life-or-death situation through a community lens. I still remember hearing about the false missile alert that was issued in Hawaii in 2018. Imagining the residents’ varying and unpredictable reactions—ranging from disbelief and uncertainty to pure terror and even heroism—and speculating on what my own might be was wild to contemplate.
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