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September 13, 2026
AudiobookRush ALL ABOUT THE VOICES IN YOUR HEAD
In the Booth

Art Brown

50+ audiobooks Compiled by AR Team · 2 min read · July 14, 2026

What was the first audiobook you performed?

Savage Brooklyn by Andy Rausch.

What title or series are you best known for?

That’s What Friends Are For by Wade Rouse.

If a listener wanted to get to know your work, which of your audiobooks would you point them to?

That’s What Friends Are For by Wade Rouse
Buck Baxter, Love Detective by Robin Knight
American Trash by Andy Rausch
The Village Narcissist by Glenis Kellet
A Cook’s Table by Jan Jorgensen

Where else have we heard your voice?

The Wizard of Oz — promotional spots for the Sphere in Vegas
Je M’appelle Agneta (2026, Netflix) — dubbed the lead male character
Cheers to Life (Viva a Vida, 2025, Netflix) — dubbed the lead male character
The 9th Charnel — video game
While We Wait Here — video game

What do you always have in the booth?

“Water, my NY Mets Teddy-Bear, Pomodoro Timer, Lucky Silver Dollar, Gretcher’s Lozenges, Courage and Fun.”

How did you come to performing audiobooks?

“I came to audiobooks by way of the stage. I was starring in Old Jews Telling Jokes in Los Angeles when COVID shut down live theatre overnight. As a longtime actor and voice artist, I turned my focus to audiobook narration and quickly discovered it was the perfect blend of acting, character work, and storytelling. Since then, I’ve narrated more than 75 titles across a wide range of genres and continue to love the challenge of bringing an author’s words, and characters, to life.”

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