I like to listen to audiobooks and the ideal time for this is when I am on long car journeys which I often do for work.
Now my family generally do not like audiobooks in the car. DH says he does not like jumping into the middle of the story. Fair enough. So I’ve got some short stories like Saki. DH now says listening to the stories makes him feel carsick. 
Teenage dd objects to everything on principle. I will put on some of the short terry Pratchett teen stories or Harry Potter which she liked.
On some journeys we will listen to music. We each choose a song in turn so we will have something 80s, something 90s then some Ed Sheeran. Rinse and repeat. That’s fine.
This is my AIBU:
On some journeys dd will say he doesn’t want to listen to an audiobook, dd will then say she doesn’t want any music either. I then say ‘fine, I will listen to a book I’ve got on the go’ and they say no.
So then we sit in silence for most of three hours. We do have a sit down dinner most days of the week and screens are banned at the table, so we do talk as a family.
So who is being unreasonable. Me for wanting to listen to audiobooks. Them for refusing to listen to curated choices. Them rather sitting in silence.
If it makes a difference I’m the one driving.