“Joseph didn’t just narrate the book. He inhabited it. He understood when a line needed space, when humor should undercut sentiment, and when silence carried more truth than emphasis. He asked questions. He pushed back. He helped me hear the story not as its author, but as its listener. The collaboration worked because it was grounded in something simple: shared sensibility, shared honesty, and a refusal to make this story sound better than it really was. The truth—sometimes messy—was what it needed. That shared sensibility is why the audiobook feels less like a performance—and more like a conversation.”
~ Richard Newman, Author of “Don’t Be Such a Big Shot”