Get Access to the New York Times Audio through the IU Southeast Library's NYT Subscription

Introducing New York Times Audio, a new app featuring audio journalism and storytelling on everything from world events, to what to cook, to the day’s top headlines.

Currently available exclusively for New York Times News subscribers, the app includes a daily playlist, exclusive shows and more.

• DISCOVER, SEARCH, AND PERSONALIZE

Use tabs like “My Audio,” “Discover,” and “Today” to find, organize, and delight in the audio content that best fits your life and needs.

• GET CLOSER TO THE JOURNALISM

Go deeper into the top stories with The New York Times’s flagship podcast “The Daily,” “Reporter Reads” of narrated articles, read by the journalists who reported them, and inspiration on what to cook, watch, read and more.

• FIND EXCLUSIVE CONTENT—AND BEYOND

Stay informed and entertained with diverse content, ranging from a new app-exclusive podcast called “The Headlines,” to new episodes of the iconic “This American Life” and hit podcast “Serial,” to long-form journalism from top publishers beyond The Times, read by professional narrators.

(Users must activate their New York Times New Access before downloading and logging into NYT Audio. NYT Audio is currently available for all iOS devices through the App Store.)

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