The objective of this paper is to investigate whether audit quality affects the contents and disclosures in earnings conference calls. We use a sample of 10,438 firm-year observations from US-listed firms between 2010 and 2019 to specifically investigate whether audit quality is associated with the information content and readability of earnings call transcripts. We find a negative association between audit quality and forward-looking statements (and the proportion of risk-related statements). However, consistent with our anticipation, we find a positive association between audit quality and the informative numbers (and the readability of the statements). The observed associations are more pronounced for high-complexity and dividend-paying firms. Our findings are robust to alternative proxies for earnings call contents and audit quality. The results suggest that audit quality affects content and disclosures in earnings conference calls.