> Can any English speaker remember the name of the interpreter of their favourite audiobook? I can, but that's probably because I partially rely on audiobooks

> Can any English speaker remember the name of the interpreter of their favourite audiobook? I can, but that's probably because I partially rely on audiobooks (in addition to eBooks with text-to-speech) because of blindness. > There were once radio plays, but with the demise of radio, audio plays barely exist nowadays in English Agreed that unfortunately, the amount of radio plays being produced has dramatically decreased (excuse the pun). But I mostly notice this in English speaking nations other than the United Kingdom like Canada and the US. In the UK, radio drama is still very much alive, with the BBC and third parties like Big Finish producing a ton of great content.