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Scott Brick

Scott Brick

American actor and writerWikipedia

Search complete. 16 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Scott Brick".

Oct 12, 2026

speaker_4HOST
11:41
Which brings us to the specific recommendation in the source text.
speaker_4HOST
11:44
They recommend the audiobook version read by Scott Brick.
speaker_3HOST
11:48
Okay.
speaker_3HOST
11:48
What makes him different?
speaker_4HOST
11:53
They try to vanish completely, so the author's voice remains pure.
speaker_4HOST
11:57
But if you read Wells completely dispassionately, it literally just sounds like a textbook.
speaker_4HOST
12:01
Scott Brick, however, understands the psychological mechanism at play here.
speaker_3HOST
12:06
So he adds something to it.
Scott BrickNARRATOR
0:20
Issue four.
Scott BrickNARRATOR
0:22
Narrated by Scott Brick.
Scott BrickNARRATOR
0:25
Fortunes are made by entrepreneurs and investors when revolutionary technologies enable waves of innovative, investable companies.
Scott BrickNARRATOR
0:35
Think of the railroad, the Bessemer process, electric power, the internal combustion engine, or the microprocessor, each of which, like a stray spark in a fireworks factory, set off decades of follow-on innovations, permeated every part of society, and catapulted a new set of inventors and investors into power, influence, and wealth.
Graham DunlopHOST
30:06
I mean, I listened to some of your Crimson Deathbringer, and the narrator is amazing.
Graham DunlopHOST
30:11
He's like Scott Brick light.
Graham DunlopHOST
30:13
He sounds like Scott Brick, but not quite as intense, which is a good thing.
Graham DunlopHOST
30:18
And
Sean RobinsGUEST
30:20
CJ is awesome, number one.
Michael BurchPANELIST
52:53
Uh, i- if you wanna know absolutely everything there is to know about salt, you can get yourself the book Salt by Mark Kurlansky.
Michael BurchPANELIST
53:02
[chuckles] And if you've listened to audiobooks for any period of time, Scott Brick is the narrator, and he's usually like your, you know, action, your adventure, you know, all that stuff, and it's just like, it's the history of fucking salt.
Michael BurchPANELIST
53:17
And then you'll quickly realize that, oh, this is Dune basically.
Michael BurchPANELIST
53:21
The world has been Dune, but about salt-
speaker_6HOST
41:54
Number two on the list is Frank Herbert's 1965 epic Dune.
AC WilsonHOST
41:59
Specifically, the full cast Macmillan production featuring Scott Brick, Simon Vance, Ewan Morton, Orla Cassidy, and others, running just over 21 hours.
speaker_6HOST
42:09
Dune.
speaker_6HOST
42:10
This is the novel that other science fiction novels borrow their furniture from and pretend they bought it themselves.
Scott BrickNARRATOR
0:24
October, 2026.
Scott BrickNARRATOR
0:25
Issue 8, narrated by Scott Brick.
Scott BrickNARRATOR
0:32
David Velez materializes on the eighth floor of New Bank's headquarters in Sao Paulo at 9.53 a.m. and greets me in Portuguese with a thick Spanish accent.
Scott BrickNARRATOR
0:43
I'll be with you in seven minutes, he says.
Ted McAleerGUEST
62:27
If you listen to audio books, there are some people that speak a little bit too fast, some that speak a little too slow, and there are some that are just right.
Ted McAleerGUEST
62:36
Except for Scott Brick.
Ted McAleerGUEST
62:36
Scott could speak at any speed and wouldn't matter a bit.
Paul StefanoHOST
62:41
Well, he has a kind of a specific cadence that he pretty much sticks to.
Paul StefanoHOST
62:45
Oh, yeah.
Paul StefanoHOST
62:46
Which is great.
Paul StefanoHOST
62:47
I love Scott Brick.
Paul StefanoHOST
62:48
Yeah, so do I. I just listened to a book he did.
Nicholas HarveyHOST
24:26
That's true.
Nicholas HarveyHOST
24:27
And you have to work around Scott Brick's schedule.
Nate Van KoopsGUEST
24:29
That's true.
Nate Van KoopsGUEST
24:29
And that is part of it.
Nate Van KoopsGUEST
24:57
So I like to treat them right whenever I can.
Nicholas HarveyHOST
24:59
Yeah, that's one thing that's amazing about what you've achieved.
Nicholas HarveyHOST
25:03
And part of that strategy is going with a guy like Scott Brick, who isn't the cheapest guy to have narrate your books.
Nicholas HarveyHOST
25:10
And I mean, it's a credit to you that you gave him a book that he read and went, yes, I'll do that.

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