Audiobooks by Geoffrey Giuliano

The Sinking Of The Titanic: & Other Great Sea Disasters Logan Marshall

The Sinking of the Titanic and Great Sea Disasters by Logan Marshall is a compelling early chronicle of the Titanic tragedy, published shortly after the event in 1912. Marshall, writing under a pseudonym, compiled survivor testimonies, press reports, and official statements to create a vivid narrative that resonated with a public eager for information. The book details the Titanic's ill-fated maiden voyage, its collision with an iceberg on April 14, 1912, and the subsequent sinking that claimed over 1,500 lives. It includes firsthand accounts from survivors, providing personal perspectives on the disaster and the rescue efforts that followed. Additionally, Marshall discusses previous maritime disasters, the evolution of shipbuilding, and safety measures, offering a broader context to the tragedy. While produced rapidly and containing some factual inaccuracies, the book's immediacy and inclusion of survivor narratives have made it a significant historical document. It remains a compelling read for those interested in the Titanic and early 20th-century maritime history. An audiobook version, narrated by Emmy-nominated actor Geoffrey Giuliano, brings this historical account to life with a dramatic and engaging performance. Giuliano's narration adds depth to the survivor stories and the overall narrative, making the audiobook a captivating experience for listeners

Geoffrey Giuliano (Author), Geoffrey Giuliano (Narrator)

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Titanic & Titan: Doomed Dreams

In Titanic & Titan: Doomed Dreams, Emmy-nominated actor and internationally best-selling author Geoffrey Giuliano delivers a gripping narrative centered on the 2023 Titan submersible disaster. This audiobook delves into the ill-fated expedition of the Titan, a deep-sea submersible that tragically imploded while descending to view the wreckage of the RMS Titanic. Giuliano meticulously reconstructs the events leading up to the catastrophe, offering listeners a profound exploration of human ambition, technological daring, and the perils of venturing into the unknown. Through vivid storytelling and dramatic narration, Giuliano immerses the audience in the experiences of those aboard the Titan. He examines the motivations behind the voyage, the allure of the Titanic's resting place, and the broader implications of pushing the boundaries of exploration. The narrative doesn't merely recount the sequence of events but probes deeper into the psychological and emotional landscapes of the individuals involved, painting a comprehensive picture of the tragedy. Interwoven with the Titan's story are reflections on the Titanic, drawing parallels between the two vessels and their respective downfalls. Giuliano explores themes of hubris, the limits of human innovation, and the haunting legacy of maritime disasters. His performance brings a poignant depth to the tale, capturing the eerie resonance between past and present tragedies beneath the ocean's surface. Titanic & Titan: Doomed Dreams is a compelling auditory experience that chronicles a recent maritime disaster and invites contemplation on the enduring mysteries of the deep sea. Giuliano's masterful narration ensures listeners are not just informed but profoundly moved by the intertwined fates of the Titanic and the Titan.

Geoffrey Giuliano (Author), Geoffrey Giuliano (Narrator)

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Titanic Myths Legend Mysteries

Titanic: Myths, Legends and Mysteries is a compelling audiobook written and narrated by Emmy-nominated actor Geoffrey Giuliano. In this rich and atmospheric presentation, Giuliano takes listeners beyond the well-documented facts of the Titanic disaster to explore the deeper, often overlooked aspects of the tragedy—those shrouded in folklore, speculation, and unanswered questions. With his signature storytelling style, Giuliano guides listeners through a fascinating journey into the myths and legends that have surrounded the Titanic for over a century. From eerie premonitions and alleged curses to conspiracy theories and ghostly sightings, this audiobook examines the stories that continue to captivate the world long after the great ship sank beneath the icy waters of the North Atlantic. Combining historical research with dramatic narration, Titanic: Myths, Legends and Mysteries offers an intriguing and entertaining look at the legacy of the Titanic. Whether you're a seasoned historian or a curious newcomer, this audiobook invites you to revisit the tragedy through a lens of wonder, mystery, and timeless intrigue

Geoffrey Giuliano (Author), Geoffrey Giuliano (Narrator)

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Ghosts Of The Titanic

Ghosts of the Titanic by Emmy-nominated actor and internationally best-selling author Geoffrey Giuliano is a bold, uncompromising examination of the enduring questions and unresolved truths surrounding the world’s most infamous maritime disaster. With his signature voice—both commanding and intimate—Giuliano leads listeners beyond the official record and into the shadowed corners of history where facts blur and deeper meanings emerge. This is not a book about the supernatural, but rather the lingering doubts, the overlooked details, the unanswered questions that still haunt the story of the Titanic more than a century after it slipped beneath the waves. Giuliano scrutinizes the decisions made before, during, and after the sinking with a critical eye, unafraid to challenge long-accepted narratives or to confront the roles of power, class, and hubris in the tragedy. Blending historical evidence, firsthand accounts, and his own incisive commentary, Giuliano crafts a compelling narrative that invites listeners to reconsider what they think they know. His performance is as riveting as it is thoughtful, drawing the audience into a world where the past is never truly settled and the lessons of the Titanic remain urgent and painfully relevant. In Ghosts of the Titanic, the echo of that cold April night is not heard in superstition or fantasy, but in the uncomfortable truths history often leaves behind. Through Giuliano’s voice, those echoes become impossible to ignore.

Geoffrey Giuliano (Author), Geoffrey Giuliano (Narrator)

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Gates Of Oblivion: Secrets Of The Titanic

Gates of Oblivion: Secrets of the Titanic is an unflinching deep dive into one of history’s most mythologized tragedies, presented by Emmy-nominated actor and internationally best-selling author Geoffrey Giuliano. With his unmistakable voice and relentless pursuit of truth, Giuliano peels back the layers of official reports, newspaper headlines, and public memory to expose what lies beneath the surface of the Titanic’s story—an intricate web of overlooked facts, veiled interests, and haunting decisions. Far from a simple retelling, this audiobook asks difficult questions and explores hidden narratives that history books often neglect. Giuliano examines the ship’s construction, its rushed voyage, and the powerful players behind its creation with the tone of a man both fascinated and disturbed by what he uncovers. The listener is taken from the glistening opulence of the upper decks to the cold, bureaucratic aftermath of the disaster, where truth was filtered and blame was elusive. Giuliano’s narration is gripping—never theatrical, always grounded in the urgency of the facts. Through his performance, the Titanic becomes more than a shipwreck; it becomes a symbol of human ambition unchecked, of warnings unheeded, and of lives lost not only to ice but to arrogance. Gates of Oblivion doesn’t trade in fantasy. It deals in revelations—the kind that challenge comfort, provoke reflection, and force us to reconsider everything we thought we knew. With clarity and conviction, Giuliano opens the door to the hidden chambers of Titanic’s legacy, and once inside, there is no turning back.

Geoffrey Giuliano (Author), Geoffrey Giuliano (Narrator)

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The Motherload 3 Chunky Audiobooks: Bad Words Chocolate Wings Spirits Of The North Wind

“Geoffrey Giuliano is one of a very elite group of writers: those who deal well with the magical spears of our times; those whose tools are their own clear vision.” Richie Havens, 1989 Bad Words Jeffrey Joseph Juliana, formerly known as Geoffrey Giuliano and Jagannatha Dasa, is a man of many faces. A plumber’s son from Western New York, now in his mid-sixties, he’s lived through poverty, wealth, fame, obscurity, indulgence, and devotion. Half monk, half mischief-maker, Giuliano is best known for his many books on The Beatles and other rock legends, as well as his work as an actor, world traveler, vegetarian activist, and public devotee of Sri Krishna. This is his rags-to-riches—and back again—story, told in his own words. It’s an honest, eye-opening, sometimes shocking, often humorous look at his early years (1953-1971), from small-town boy to 1960s hippie to young seeker in the early Hare Krishna movement. While uniquely his, it reflects the journeys of many who lived through that wild era. If childhood shapes adulthood, these bold memories explain much about the unconventional life Giuliano would go on to lead. Foreword by Dr. Timothy Leary Chocolate Wings Giuliano’s lifelong collection of prose, poetry, and drawings began in the 1970s. It captures the dreams of a young man trying to find his way, caught between personal vision and the overwhelming pull of the American Dream. Spirits of the North Wind A devoted practitioner of bhakti yoga since age 15, Giuliano lived for five years as a Vaishnava monk in India’s holy cities—Vrindavan, Rishikesh, and Puri. Alongside musician Kurt Max and friends like Richie Havens and Ben E. King, he offers this collection as the essence of his spiritual journey and the wisdom gathered along the way.

Geoffrey Giuliano (Author), Geoffrey Giuliano (Narrator)

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Vivian Stanshall The Biography

Vivian Stanshall is the quintessential pop hero of the 60s, 70s, and 80s who first shot to fame in 1968 in the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band. Viv was well known too for his ribald tales of the upper-class Rawlinsons and Maynards who were the bees’ knees for anyone with a warped sense of humor. Born in 1943 in Oxfordshire, his family settled in the coastal town of Leigh-on-Sea. After being a bingo-caller to painting fairground attractions (with a spell in the merchant navy), Stanshall enrolled at London’s Central School of Art and Design. It was there in 1962, that he met Roger Ruskin Spear, Rodney Slater, Larry Smith, and Neil Innes and formed the Bonzo Dog Band. They appeared in the Beatles ' Magical Mystery Tour' movie in 1967, and enjoyed an off-kilter Top 10 hit with `I’m The Urban Spaceman’ a year later, After the Bonzo’s split in early 1970 (LPs: `Gorilla’, `The Doughnut In Granny’s Greenhouse’, `Tadpoles’ and `Keynsham’), Viv explored his unique musical madness on several smashing LPs and 45s. As contractual duties led Viv back to the Bonzos to 1972’s 'Let’s Make Up And Be Friendly’ – showcasing the sophisticated, spoken-wordsmith’s introduction to Sir Henry, via `Rawlinson End’. Thinking Mike Oldfield’s titanic `Tubular Bells’ would never be the success it became, Stanshall’s MC-sonic word-play was an essential ingredient. He never got paid. Vivian tragically passed away on March 5, 1995, in a London flat fire at the age of 51. The fire was believed to have been started by a discarded cigarette, and Stanshall, living alone at the time, died from smoke inhalation. His death was a shocking loss to the world of music and the avant-garde, as Stanshall was known for his wit, surrealist humor, and innovative contributions to British rock and comedy.

Geoffrey Giuliano (Author), Geoffrey Giuliano (Narrator)

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Calypso To Collapso: The Resurrection Of Vivian Stanshall

Vivian Stanshall the quintessential pop hero first shot to fame in 1968 in the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band. Viv was well known too for his ribald tales of the upper-class Rawlinsons and Maynards who were the bees’ knees for anyone with a warped sense of humor. Born in 1943 in Oxfordshire, his family settled in the coastal town of Leigh-on-Sea. After being a bingo-caller to painting fairground attractions (with a spell in the merchant navy), Stanshall enrolled at London’s Central School of Art and Design. It was there in 1962, he met Roger Ruskin Spear, Rodney Slater, Larry Smith, and Neil Innes and formed the Bonzo Dog Band. They appeared in the Beatles ' Magical Mystery Tour' movie in 1967, and enjoyed an off-kilter Top 10 hit with `I’m The Urban Spaceman’ a year later, After the Bonzo’s split in early 1970 (LPs: `Gorilla’, `The Doughnut In Granny’s Greenhouse’, `Tadpoles’ and `Keynsham’), Viv explored his unique musical madness on several smashing LPs’ and 45s. As contractual duties led Viv back to the Bonzos to 1972’s 'Let’s Make Up And Be Friendly’ – showcasing the sophisticated, spoken-wordsmith’s introduction to Sir Henry, via `Rawlinson End’. Thinking Mike Oldfield’s titanic `Tubular Bells’ would never be the success it became, Stanshall’s MC-sonic word-play was an essential ingredient. He never got paid. Having divorced his first wife in 1975, he settled down with American Pamela `Ki’ Longfellow in their houseboat (the Searchlight). There on the towpath, Stanshall became almost hopelessly addicted to drink, and especially valium though he continued to work. Vivian tragically passed away on March 5, 1995, in a London flat fire at the age of 51. The fire was believed to have been started by a discarded cigarette, and Stanshall, living alone at the time, died from smoke inhalation. His death was a shocking loss to the world of music and the avant-garde.

Geoffrey Giuliano, Steve Galbraith (Author), Geoffrey Giuliano, Steve Galbraith (Narrator)

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Dark Horse George Harrison: The First Biography + Interviews

Dark Horse, written and narrated by Emmy-nominated actor-author Geoffrey Giuliano, offers a deeply reflective exploration of George Harrison, the most enigmatic of the Beatles. Beyond his fame as a member of one of the greatest musical groups in history, Harrison was a man on a spiritual quest that would shape not only his music but also his lasting legacy as a pioneer of world music. His exploration of Eastern sounds and philosophies revolutionized the Western music scene, introducing ideas and influences that have continued to resonate. Through exclusive interviews and decades of meticulous research, Dark Horse traces Harrison's path from his early days in Liverpool to the dizzying heights of Beatlemania, capturing both the exuberance and the struggles of the band's meteoric rise. It delves into the emotional and professional turmoil of their painful breakup, revealing how Harrison navigated the disintegration of the Beatles while forging his path. His groundbreaking solo career, with works such as All Things Must Pass, is explored in depth, showcasing his evolution as an artist no longer defined by the Beatles' shadow but by his own unique vision. One of the core themes of Dark Horse is Harrison's profound faith in Krishna Consciousness, which permeated his life and art. His spiritual beliefs were not just a personal journey but also a driving force behind his music, and Giuliano carefully examines how this faith inspired Harrison to seek deeper meaning in his work, connecting with audiences on a level that transcended conventional pop music. Harrison's efforts to unite cultures through music are also a focus of the audiobook, as his collaboration with Indian musicians and his advocacy for understanding played a significant role in breaking down cultural barriers. Though his life was tragically cut short by lung cancer in 2001, Harrison’s influence continues.

Geoffrey Giuliano (Author), Geoffrey Giuliano (Narrator)

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Blackbird The Life Of Paul McCartney

Beatle insider Geoffrey Giuliano presents a complex often disturbing image of McCartney and his milieu. He relies on extensive interviews with McCartney and his associates, and the resultant portrait of the most famous pop legend of our time is filled with contradictions. McCartney is revealed as a sometimes indulgent entrepreneur, yet a doting father, faithful husband, and committed friend of the Earth. The work examines the star's inability to deal with grief in terms of his mother's untimely death, his father Jim’s passing, and John Lennon's murder; examines the Beatles' evolution, sexual shenanigans, drug us,e and breakup; and chronicles Paul’s great romance with British actress Jane Asher. Emmy-nominated actor narrator Giuliano is refreshingly frank in assessing McCartney's creative output, particularly in the Wings and post-Wings era. Overall, this all-new audiobook is wildly entertaining with lots of unknown inside new material. Buckle up it promises to be a wild ride! Geoffrey Giuliano is the author of more books on the Beatles and the 1960s than any other author. He is also an actor best known for playing the menacing VIP4 in Squid Game, season 1, episode 7. Giuliano is a 55-year practicing bhakti yogi and vegan advocate who lives in Thailand with his Thai wife, Sai, and their son, Eden Garret.

Geoffrey Giuliano (Author), Geoffrey Giuliano (Narrator)

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60's Icons 3 Complete Audiobooks: Blackbird Paul McCartney In Conversation With Ruth & Angie Can You

Beatle insider Geoffrey Giuliano presents a complex, often unsettling portrait of Paul McCartney. Based on extensive interviews, this account reveals McCartney’s contradictions—an indulgent entrepreneur yet devoted father, loyal husband, and environmental advocate. It explores his struggles with grief over his mother’s early death, his father Jim’s passing, and John Lennon’s murder. The book also delves into the Beatles' rise, their sex lives, drug use, breakup, and Paul’s romance with actress Jane Asher. Emmy-nominated actor and narrator Giuliano offers a refreshingly candid critique of McCartney’s work, especially post-Wings. Packed with unknown insider details, this audiobook promises a wild ride for fans and music historians alike. Ruth McCartney, a former Russian pop star and businesswoman, was Paul’s stepsister, not a blood relative. Their relationship remained distant, particularly after Jim McCartney died in 1976. While Jim was alive, Paul supported Ruth and Angela McCartney, but after his passing, financial struggles led Angela to auction off Paul’s childhood memorabilia, including his birth certificate. In 1994, Ruth and Angela gave tell-all interviews to Giuliano, at times casting Paul in an unflattering light. Ruth recalled Paul dismissing her teenage career ambitions and tensions with Linda McCartney, who allegedly invaded Angela’s privacy. These explosive, never-before-presented interviews lift the curtain on the intensely private world of McCartney and the Beatles. In 'Paul McCartney Can You Take Me Back' fans and scholars can find rare archival interviews, inside information, and new views on the great McCartney making it essential for dedicated fans, historians, and educational institutions. An ultra-rare, hard-hitting audio biography!

Geoffrey Giuliano (Author), Geoffrey Giuliano (Narrator)

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Ruth & Angie McCartney: Living with Paul McCartney

Ruth McCartney, a former Russian pop diva and businesswoman, is Paul McCartney’s stepsister. Though they shared a father, Jim McCartney, their relationship was not one of blood. The fact is their bond often remained distant, particularly after Jim died in 1976. Between 1964 and 1976, when Jim married Angela, Paul certainly saw Ruth several times a year but had a demanding career with The Beatles and Wings. After Jim passed, Ruth and Angela faced grave financial struggles. Angela auctioned off some of Paul’s childhood mementos, including his birth certificate and baby shoes. Ruth explained that while Jim was alive, Paul supported them financially, but once he died, the support stopped. In 1994, Ruth and Angela gave a series of tell-all interviews with author and Emmy-nominated actor Geoffrey Giuliano, who sometimes painted Paul in a less-than-flattering light. Ruth recalled how, when she was 15, Paul harshly criticized her career ambitions, calling her a “spotty teenager.” However, as an adult, Ruth forgave Paul, understanding his harsh words as misguided “tough love.” The interviews also revealed tensions with Linda McCartney, who Ruth claimed invaded Angela’s privacy by reading her diary. Here then are those explosive inside interviews, presented together for the first time, drawing back the curtain on the very private and personal life of Paul and The Beatles. Buckle up! This promises to be a wild ride! Geoffrey Giuliano is the author of more books on the Beatles and the 1960s than any other author. He is also an actor best known for playing the menacing VIP4 in Squid Game, season 1, episode 7. Giuliano is a 55-year practicing bhakti yogi and vegan advocate who lives in Thailand with his Thai wife, Sai, and their son, Eden Garret.

Geoffrey Giuliano (Author), Geoffrey Giuliano (Narrator)

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