Download Brave New World for Free: Read by Aldous Huxley

in Audio Books, Literature, Radio, Theatre | May 6th, 2010 7 Comments

The CBS Radio Workshop was an “experimental dramatic radio anthology series” that aired between 1956 and 1957. And it premiered with a two-part adaptation of Aldous Huxley’s now classic 1932 novel, Brave New World. Huxley himself introduced and narrated the program, and now this classic radio drama has resurfaced online. You can listen to Part 1 here and Part 2 here, or find the mp3s housed in our collection of Free Audio Books.

Note: Looking for an easy way to download Brave New World, or any other audio book, for free? Just head over to Audible.com and register for a 14-day free trial. You can download any audiobook for free. Then, when the trial is over, you can continue your Audible subscription (as I did), or cancel it, and still keep the audio book. The choice is entirely yours.


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  1. Adrienne says . . . | July 26, 2010 / 3:42 am

    where might I be able to hear the rest of the book?

  2. A.O. says . . . | January 31, 2011 / 7:49 am

    how to download it?

  3. Robinson Decroix says . . . | June 1, 2011 / 7:04 pm

    Obviamente supongo que se encuentra en idioma ingles… si alguien sabe si se encuentra en español que lo comparta por favor

  4. Robinson Decroix says . . . | June 1, 2011 / 7:05 pm

    Obviamente supongo que se encuentra en idioma ingles… si alguien sabe si se encuentra en español que lo comparta por favor -
    Obviously I guess language is English … if anyone knows if it is in Spanish to share itplease

  5. Naqeeb says . . . | October 9, 2011 / 2:45 am

    Thanhs

  6. Naqeeb says . . . | October 9, 2011 / 2:57 am

    how can i download the MP3 file

  7. rayne says . . . | October 25, 2011 / 2:19 am

    to download open the links provided (part one and two) right click on the play button and click “save video as…” then it will save the mp3

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