Can the new nano iPod run podcasts and audiobooks

I would like to buy the new iPod Nano if I can also listen to podcasts and audiobooks. Can it do that?

Just a quick note in addition to toyo8696's--when I sync mine, there is a Books tab that has all of my audiobooks listed so I can pick what I'd like, just as with an iPod Touch or iPhone. So I think you should be able to listen to any audiobook you'd like.
It's a pretty neat little device!! You can also listen to the radio, which is awesome.

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