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2025/02/25
Latest episode
2026/10/20
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Professionally narrated articles from The Atlantic—just for subscribers. For more audio articles, visit theatlantic.com/audio or download The Atlantic app.
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The Journalist and the Manipulator
2026/10/20
Janet Malcolm policed the literary ruses of others, but wasn’t afraid to deploy them herself. By Thomas Mallon
From the November 2026 issue.
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Confessions of a Bad Texter
2026/10/20
We are truly sorry for our delayed response. By Julie Beck
From the November 2026 issue.
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Our Father's Affairs
2026/10/19
I thought my father was unique. Then I started meeting other people just like me. By Tom Junod
From the November 2026 issue.
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Ghosts of the Pale
2026/10/19
In the Pale of Settlement, the writer S. An-Sky made an ecstatic, obsessive attempt to wrap his arms around an entire people just as it was disappearing.
By Gal Beckerman
From the November 2026 issue.
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These Books of Smut and Wonder
2026/10/16
How Sarah J. Maas became the queen of romantasy
By Honor Jones
From the November 2026 issue.
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Zombie Originalism
2026/10/15
Samuel Alito’s efforts to revamp the conservative legal philosophy reveal that a new movement is ascendant. By Jack Goldsmith
From the November 2026 issue.
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Choose Your Overlord
2026/10/14
Musk vs. Bezos
By Josh Tyrangiel
From the November 2026 issue.
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The Greatest Monument Builders of All Time
2026/10/11
How the ancient pharaohs attempted to preserve their legacies for eternity
By Susan Tallman
From the November 2026 issue.
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Durkee’s Is Dead
2026/10/08
When Durkee Famous Sauce disappeared from grocery-store shelves, I mourned a piece of my childhood. By Wright Thompson
From the November 2026 issue.
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Going Under
2026/10/08
A teenage boy went into surgery for a broken arm and emerged with brain damage. His mother was determined to figure out what had happened.
By Sarah Zhang
From the November 2026 issue.
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The Fish Are Getting Bigger
2026/10/08
Fishermen have always exaggerated the size of their catches. But AI has taken the practice to a different level. By Tyler Austin Harper
From the November 2026 issue.
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The Next Front
2026/10/07
Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia are readying themselves to fend off a Russian attack—with the help of the United States, or without it. By Isaac Stanley-Becker
From the November 2026 issue.
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The Great Data-Center Rebellion
2026/10/06
Could a new populist movement help save American democracy? By George Packer
From the November 2026 issue.
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The Babies Left Behind in America
2026/10/05
The United States is deporting parents without their children, creating a whole new family-separation crisis. By Caitlin Dickerson
From the November 2026 issue.
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In My Dreams
2026/10/05
To make sense of my deepest experiences, I needed a new way of talking about the soul. By Ayad Akhtar
From the November 2026 issue.
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Cat9er 2026/01/09
Quote End Quote
Love the podcast but begging you to stop “quote end quote.”. We can figure out what someone says, and it is frustratingly distracting. Sometimes I ha...
Kefteji 2025/11/17
Fix the narration
I was glad to see most of the other reviewers agreed that the narration is totally subpar compared to the content. My kids were convinced it was AI be...
wilhelmina a. 2025/10/12
No access with subscription
I have entered my username (email) and password numerous times—the same one I use to access the magazine online snd in the app—and the sign in button ...
alston28 2025/10/04
Maybe
Most boring narrations ever. Maybe hire Leslie Manville to read the articles.
Ckpnut 2025/08/27
Quote Unquote
That’s all I remember about this podcast. Like the Atlantic so content is there but the narrators are not for me. Few small changes would keep me subs...
ruthblue 2025/08/09
Mrs. Dalloway
I wish I could write that I enjoyed this. But in fact, I thought it was off-putting, in every possible way: the problems begin with the choice of the ...
App Does Not Work on iPhone 6 2025/08/06
Recent trend I hope changes
I love the content, but recently in an attempt to sound as animated as possible, one narrator is emphasizing odd words in the sentences, or just too m...
Sahslc 2025/07/20
Enough with the “quote unquote”
I’m a long-time listener of this podcast, and it’s been a great way to take in Atlantic articles. However, recently, it seems all the narrators have b...
almennur 2025/06/15
A great way to go through an issue
One suggestion is to take notes from the Apple Articles Narrated podcast: strive for more nuanced delivery (in this case, among others, you don’t have...
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