Narrated Father Charlie Strobel’s first-person account in The Kingdom of the Poor, bringing humor, faith, and grounded humanity to his story of service to people experiencing poverty and homelessness.
Audiobook Narrator
ContactRick Wimberly
Cinematic Warmth. Storytelling Depth.
A Voice That Connects.
Grounded, lived-in storytelling with meaningful human stakes.
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About Rick
An actor’s discipline.
A storyteller’s ear.
Rick Wimberly is an actor and audiobook narrator whose work combines cinematic warmth, grounded authority, and a character actor’s range. His experience in voiceover, on-camera, and stage performance informs narration shaped by emotional restraint, close attention to the text, and responsiveness to direction.
His narration is especially suited to nonfiction, history, Americana, literary fiction, and character-driven storytelling. He brings preparation and adaptability throughout the project.
Performance Lanes
Hear your story in the voice you imagined.
- 01Narrative StewardshipStory-first narration that serves the text.
- 02Emotional RealismGrounded emotion without overstatement.
- 03Warm AuthorityCalm confidence grounded in experience.
- 04Reflective MentorEarned wisdom without sermonizing.
- 05Working-Class PhilosopherPractical insight with warmth and intelligence.
- 06AmericanaRegional texture without caricature.
Selected Experience
Distinct stories. Distinct narrative demands.
Narrated Everyday Justice, a 17-hour audiobook performed as a highly educated Southern attorney with an Ivy League background.
Studio
Broadcast-quality studio · EV RE20 · UA Apollo · Pro Tools · Live-directed sessions available