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July 2025 – I think officially this is my busiest year ever for audiobooks — and the year is only halfway done! To date, I have recorded somewhere around my annual record of audiobooks, and I still have more in my audiobook queue. In fact, I don’t know when I’ve ever had such a long queue of audiobooks to date.
As for June, I produced the audiobooks for The Transhumanist Temptation: How Technology and Ideology Are Reshaping Humanity—And How to Resist by Grayson Quay, Twelve Step Integration Made Simple: A Quick Guide for Addiction Counselors by Dr. Melissa Milliken, and A Man in the Field by Regina Wixon. In fact, for Regina Wixon, I was also doing final production work for the audiobook for her book The Murder’s Application to finish July 1, after which I start production for another audiobook for her for her book A Haunted Madness. In addition to all this, I also produced selected chapters of the audiobook for Knock, Knock by Samara Cove.
Looking ahead, in addition to A Haunted Madness, I have the audiobooks for Stephen Thompson’s memoir titled Miracle on the Mountainside co-authored by his widow Kym Coco, and possibly this month or else August the audiobook for The God of Endurance: A Practical Guide for Incorporating Exercise and Nutrition into your Spiritual Journey by Dan Burke and Chase Crouse. At that, I am narrating a short story for Patriot Dreams app.
So, aside from these, here are the audiobooks I’ve produced so far in 2025:
- God’s Presence in the Eucharist and in the World: Meditations for Union with God by Gerhard Cardinal Müller and translated from the German by Susan Johnson
- Rainbow Bill: A Cautionary Tale for Rascals by Adam and Rebecca Pecoraro
- The 1950s, 60s, and Beyond in Salt Lake City: A Catholic Boy Growing Up in the World Headquarters of the Mormon Religion (Book 1 in a Trilogy) by Mick Miller
- Embracing the Winds of Change: A New Wife, a New Faith, a New Life(Book 2 in a Trilogy) by Mick Miller
- Deathless, Unlimited and Forever: These are the Values of Akal Security (Book 3 in a Trilogy) by Mick Miller
- Believe in Yourself: A Self-Confidence Workbook to Overcome Self-Doubt, Heal Low Self-Esteem, and Build Inner Strength by David H. Carter
- Kohana: The Name He Earned by Rhiannon Martin
- Near-Death Experiences by Scott L. Smith, Jr.
- Believe in Yourself: A Self-Confidence Workbook to Overcome Self-Doubt, Heal Low Self-Esteem, and Build Inner Strength by David H. Carter
- Kohana: The Name He Earned by Rhiannon Martin
- From Clicks To Cash: 100 Ways To Build Wealth Online by Sophia Taylor
- Raise Children After Divorce: A Step-by-Step Guide to Create Stability and Strengthen Finances for a Healthy Co-Parent Relationship
- How to Make Your Neighbors Disappear (selected chapters) by Samara Cove
- by Daniel McMahon
- Daddy’s Strawberry Farts by Daniel McMahon and Indyana Cole
- Decluttering: The Transition into a Teenager by Daniel McMahon
With all that recording work, I still did not complete work on the audiobook for my 2012 book Long-Form Improv, which has been a side project on which I have put no time pressure to complete. I suppose I can start calling its audiobook “long-awaited”!
The list of all my audiobooks narrated to date is compiled here on my voiceover website, Voiceoverpro.co. That business is my related to my other voiceover businesses with my wife: Voiced By Us and PoliticalVoiceovers.com.
My work as a stand-in on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver has continued with Season 12. I am very much enjoying work on this new season on the show, which is my 11th season aside from a few episodes in the first season.
As for exercise, I started to get back to running. Given some June recovery and a heavy recording workload, it was hard to do anything until the end of June. But I’ve started to get out, even daring myself to get out for runs with heat indices above 100. In addition, I’ve logged some 10-milers. Slow and long is more my strategy right now, but also my strategy is: just find time to run!
-Ben