“Narrative of the Life of Rev. Noah Davis, A Colored Man” as an audiobook
Narrative of the Life of Rev. Noah Davis, A Colored Man is an 1859 autobiography written to free his last two enslaved children. Hear why it still cuts deep today.
“Eighty Years and More; Reminiscences 1815-1897” and the voice that built a movement
Eighty Years and More; Reminiscences 1815-1897 by Elizabeth Cady Stanton is a candid 1898 memoir in audiobook form, tracing the fight for women’s rights and a 50, year friendship.
War of the Worlds (version 2): hearing Wells’ invasion anew
War of the Worlds (version 2) by H. G. Wells turns the 1898 alien invasion classic into a tense, first‑person listening experience across 27 chapters. Hear why it still hits.
Why the 9/11 Commission Report still demands to be heard
9/11 Commission Report is the official 2004 account of the September 11 attacks. Hear the non-fiction landmark as a stark, absorbing audiobook you cannot ignore.
Short Science Fiction Collection 002: Nine Trips Through Mid‑Century Futures
Short Science Fiction Collection 002 gathers nine English‑language sci‑fi stories from 1941-1963 into one audiobook, perfect for sampling the genre’s classic era.
Amendments to the United States Constitution (version 2): listening to the law that shaped a nation
Amendments to the United States Constitution (version 2) preserves all 27 amendments in a compact LibriVox audiobook. Hear the Bill of Rights and beyond in one sitting.
Beyond Decapitation: How DL Mabey Maps the IRGC's Shadow State, and a Blueprint to Rebuild Iran
Beyond Decapitation traces the IRGC's rhizomatic economic empire and lays out a people-first plan for a transparent, job-creating Renewal State. Here's what the book argues, why it lands now, and how to listen free on Spinn Radio.
Round the Moon: Jules Verne’s Quietly Daring Space Voyage
Jules Verne’s 1870 science‑fiction novel Round the Moon continues a lunar voyage in 24 chapters, blending orbital peril, wit and wonder in audiobook form.