Don hosted noted Chef Marcus Samuelsson for a discussion at the Montclair Film Festival. The event coincided with the launch of Samuelsson’s eight-part Audible Original “Seat at the Table,” exploring the stories behind eight seminal locations in American restaurant history. [1 hour, 20 min.

At the 2023 Aspen Ideas festival, Don discussed the power of storytelling with bestselling author Amor Towles, who also has created an Audible Original, The Didomenico Fragment, narrated by actor John Lithgow. [1 hour, 9 min.]

In February 2023, TIME Magazine published an article about Don, who reflected on the last two-and-a-half decades. [6 min.]

On September 18, 2023, Audible celebrated the fifth anniversary of Audible Theater’s first live production. [4 min.]

Brian Greene, a theoretical physicist at Columbia University, sits down with Audible Founder Don Katz during the 2023 Aspen Ideas Festival to talk about building Audible from the ground up, surviving the dot-com bubble and how Audible leads with visions of the possible every day. [46 min.]

On March 9th, 2023, Don, Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka, the City of Newark, Queen Latifah, and Audible joined together to unveil Newark’s new monument honoring Harriet Tubman and her legacy, as well as Newark’s role in the Underground Railroad and the Black liberation movement. [1 hour, 24 min.]

Don was named one of Living Cities 25 Disruptive Leaders, recognized for his and Audible’s efforts to “shake up the status quo” in Newark and advance the city’s economic revitalization. [1 min.]

At the 2022 PEN America Literary Gala, Don was celebrated as this year’s Business Visionary Honoree for his vision and leadership at Audible. [20 min.]

Carol Massar and Tim Stevonec of Bloomberg Businessweek interviewed Don and Sam Caucci, the CEO and founder of 1Huddle, about Audible’s $1 million deal with the company. [14 min.]

PEN America announced Don will be the Business Visionary Honoree at its 2022 literary gala for his “transformative contributions to the world of literature and audio storytelling.” [1 min.]

Investor’s Business Daily writes about how Don’s 20-year writing career informed his founding of Audible. [4 min.]

Don discusses Audible’s early days — the founding vision, the near-death experiences of being “too early.” [1 hour, 17 min.]

“The King of the Ferret Leggers and Other True Stories,” Don’s collection of shorter works of true storytelling from his 20-year career as a writer, has been released on Audible with a special updated introduction from Don. [12 min.]

Don’s 1987 Outside Magazine piece on motion sickness has been republished as part of the Outside Classics series “highlighting the best stories we’ve ever published.” [26 min.]

In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Tony Award-winning actor Billy Crudup of Harry Clarke, available exclusively on Audible, talked about meeting Don. [12 min.]

Don and Marcus Samuelsson co-wrote an opinion piece in Fortune urging large companies to take action to support local restaurants in dire need of financial support during the COVID-19 crisis. [4 min.]

Andy Kessler of the Wall Street Journal profiles Don and delves into Audible’s pursuit of “scalable models that are good for business and good for society,” highlighting Audible’s local hiring and paid internships for Newark students, Newark Venture Partners and Newark Working Kitchens. [6 min.]

In an email to Audible employees around the globe the day after the Jan. 6 siege of the U.S. Capitol, Don condemned the undermining of democracy and the “complicity of many elected leaders” that led to the deadly siege on the Capitol. [1 min.]

Don spoke about Audible’s mission, history and purpose in Newark and Ralph Ellison’s influence on him in a profile in The Record (NorthJersey.com). [2 min.]

Don shared a statement on behalf of Audible’s Black Employee Network with employees around the world in late June presenting Audible’s action plan on content, Newark and other areas. [2 min.]