Audiobooks Read By Kyle Tait

Kyle Tait is a professionally trained voice actor and sports broadcaster based in Atlanta, Georgia. He’s done voice work for TV and radio ads around the world, corporate training videos, whiteboard and explainer videos, documentaries, audiobooks, and more. He’s narrated more than twenty titles on Audible and iTunes, across genres spanning from sports history to crime thrillers to self-help.

In addition to his voice work, Tait is an established sports broadcaster, calling baseball, basketball, and football on ESPN3, as well as serving as a studio host on multiple national college networks with IMG College.

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Extended Sample The Radio Right by Paul Matzko
Extended Sample Active Investing in the Age of Disruption by Evan L. Jones
Extended Sample The Last Great Game by Gene Wojciechowski
Extended Sample Powering Prosperity by Indranil Ghosh
Extended Sample Dream Makers by Jim Morris
Extended Sample Sports Betting For Dummies by Swain Scheps
Extended Sample Lou Gehrig by Alan D. Gaff
Extended Sample Reborn by Clayton King
Extended Sample Golf's Holy War by Brett Cyrgalis
Extended Sample Paper Tiger by Tom Coyne
Extended Sample American Prophets by Jack Jenkins
Extended Sample Biography of Resistance by Muhammad H. Zaman
Extended Sample A Course Called Ireland by Tom Coyne
Extended Sample Investment Banking by Joshua Rosenbaum
Extended Sample Broken and Beloved by Sammy Rhodes
Extended Sample The Sacred Chase by Heath Adamson
Extended Sample Cryptocurrency Mining for Dummies by Peter Kent
Extended Sample Seven Days in Augusta by Mark Cannizzaro
Extended Sample High Drama by Josh Burgman
Extended Sample Discerning Ethics by Hak Joon Lee
Extended Sample Marriage on Madison Avenue by Lauren Layne
Extended Sample War at Sea by James P. Delgado
Extended Sample No Summit out of Sight by Jordan Romero
Extended Sample Wherever You Go by Daniel Houghton
Extended Sample Roaring Back by Curt Sampson
Extended Sample The Doomsday Calculation by William Poundstone
Extended Sample An Introduction to Information Theory by John R. Pierce
Extended Sample Ask the Family Doctor by Robert Alexander
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