Thursday, October 15, 2026

Alex Jones on Audible

This article contains affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, DTNZ may earn a commission, which helps to support our work.

For listeners interested in understanding one of the most polarising figures in modern alternative media, Audible hosts two audiobooks by Alex Jones that lay out his core arguments and beliefs in long-form detail.

These titles are not neutral political analysis; they present Jones’s personal interpretation of global politics, power structures, and cultural change. As such, they are best approached as primary-source material for understanding his perspective, rather than as verified accounts of world events.

The Great Reset: And the War for the World

In this audiobook, Jones expands on his claim that powerful global institutions, financial elites, and multinational corporations are coordinating what he calls a “Great Reset.” According to the book, these actors are seeking to reshape global governance, economics, and even human biology through technology and centralized control. The narrative frames current events such as digital currencies, corporate consolidation, and surveillance technologies as components of a broader plan for global domination. The audiobook is delivered in Jones’s trademark urgent, confrontational style, blending political commentary with warnings about the future of personal freedom.

The Great Awakening: Defeating the Globalists and Launching the Next Great Renaissance

This follow-up title positions itself as both an exposé and a call to action. Jones argues that censorship, population control, and the erosion of national sovereignty are deliberate tools used by what he describes as “globalists” to weaken societies. In contrast, he promotes the idea of a coming Great Awakening, in which individuals reject elite control and usher in a cultural and political renaissance. The audiobook focuses heavily on resistance, free speech, and what Jones frames as a fight for human autonomy.

Latest

Fifth round of French student protests erupts into clashes

Officers fired tear gas as protesters hurled cobblestones during nationwide demonstrations demanding better learning conditions. Clashes between protesters and police continued in Paris on Tuesday...

Peters challenges parties to deliver a plan for economic growth

NZ First leader Winston Peters says New Zealand needs annual economic growth of 3.5% to 4% to lift wages, improve living standards and restore...

ACT plans super age rise as Henry calls National’s ‘two ticks’ push ‘illogical’

ACT would begin raising the superannuation age in 2027 and make KiwiSaver returns tax-free, as part of a fiscal plan targeting a $13.6 billion...

Minor parties draw battle lines on tax and living costs

Four minor-party leaders clashed over coalition choices, living costs, tax and race relations during the 1News Multi-Party Debate last night. NZ First Leader Winston Peters...

Clark blames ‘anti-vax vote’ as NZ abstains on UN pandemic declaration

New Zealand has declined to back a UN declaration welcoming the WHO Pandemic Agreement and the 2024 amendments to the International Health Regulations, after...

English football clubs face financial crisis as regulator warns of widespread insolvency

English football is facing a mounting financial crisis, with 94% of clubs across the top five divisions recording losses during the 2025-26 season, according...

Farage vows to shut down UK ‘asylum scam’

The Reform UK leader has called immigration a “national security emergency,” saying Britain is in a “terrible mess” after losing control of its borders. Reform...

Hackers corrupt supermarket fridges across France

More than 500 stores were reportedly hit, with millions of euros potentially lost in spoiled products. Hackers remotely overheated refrigerators at hundreds of supermarkets across...