Some voices don’t just tell a story — they leave a mark. Eric Puhlmann’s does exactly that.
They call him the voice of 21st-century American youth — and the moment you hear him, you know they’re right.
There’s something different about Eric. That fire-in-the-belly kind of focus. Smart, steady, full of quiet power. He’s got the heart of a thinker and the voice of a storm. That’s American spirit — not loud, not showy, just unstoppable.
He graduated from the University of Missouri–St. Louis with a graduate degree in Chemistry, plus three graduate certificates to boot — the kind of academic muscle that lands you in labs, not behind microphones.
But Eric broke the mold. He swapped the lab coat for a mic — and never looked back.
He didn’t just read books. He cracked them open. Breathed life into them.
Dry pages turned into moments that grabbed you by the collar and didn’t let go.
When he narrated Philosophical Methods and Their Application to the Art of Living, something clicked. It wasn’t just an audiobook — it was a transmission. A message carried through voice, aimed straight at those chasing growth, truth, and something more.
Remember the name. Eric Puhlmann’s just getting started — and something tells me he’s not slowing down anytime soon.
Because some stories you don’t just read — you hear them. And when Eric’s behind the mic, you feel every word.
Pictured: Eric Puhlmann | Photo by Alexander Cruise
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