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EPISODE · May 6, 2026 · 51 MIN

Jocqueline Protho: Building The Audio Flow, Amplifying Black Voices, and Her Next Chapter

from Idiosyncratic Fables · host James R. Cheatham

In this inspiring episode of Idiosyncratic Fables, I sit down with audiobook industry trailblazer Jocqueline Protho. As the founder of The Audio Flow, award-winning producer, director, casting director, and narrator, Jocqueline has shaped the world of audio storytelling through her dedication to quality, diversity, and mentorship. From her roots in broadcast journalism and religious studies to building a company known for heartfelt Christian titles, children’s stories, and powerful multicast productions, Jocqueline shares her remarkable journey. We explore the creation of her imprints — Three One Six Audio and Nubian Audio — her passion for amplifying Black voices, and the lessons learned while mentoring the next generation of storytellers through programs like Youth in the Booth. Now stepping into an exciting new chapter after her impactful run with The Audio Flow, Jocqueline reflects on the evolution of the audiobook industry, the magic of full-cast productions, casting secrets, and what the future holds for authentic storytelling. Whether you’re an author, narrator, producer, or simply an audiobook enthusiast, this conversation is packed with wisdom, heart, and encouragement to tell your own unique stories. Join my Discord community here: https://discord.gg/6JKxwNQQJc #audiobooks #audiobookproduction #NubianAudio #ThreeOneSixAudio #TheAudioFlow #BlackVoices #DiversityInPublishing #AudiobookNarrator #IndieAuthor #FullCastAudiobook #ChristianAudiobooks #Storytelling #Mentorship #Podcast #IdiosyncraticFables #AudiobookIndustry #CastingDirector #NewChapter #WildernessFireProductions

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