About Our Audiobooks

Ronnie Archer-Morgan is an art & antiques specialist who regular appears on the world famous & internationally popular TV program “The Antiques Roadshow”. He represents the ‘Miscellaneous’ category on the show. His disciplines are numerous & they include Antiquities, Christian Art, fashion, painting, sculpture, jewellery, Modern art & design & tribal art.

He developed his knowledge of art through regularly visiting museums from the age of seven. He studied art at Hornsey School of Art in London. His first job was as a photographic technician & Technical Draughtsman, creating mathematical drawings & mathematical models for the professors at the Imperial College of Mathematics & Technology London.

He subsequently worked as a DJ at Ronnie Scott’s, The Marquee & various other West End 1970’s, 80’s & 90’s nightclubs. After training at Vidal Sassoon & Smile he was employed as a celebrity hairdresser working in fashion & on TV commercials. He ran his own antiques business from premises in Chelsea & Knightsbridge. He was recruited as a buyer of vintage accessories for the Giorgio Armani fashion chain worldwide. In the early 1980’s Ronnie was employed as the consultant to set up the very first vintage “Wrist Watch” sales at Sotheby’s Auctioneers in Bond Street.

He found recognition of his varied art connected disciplines on “The Antiques Roadshow” where he discusses a wide range of works of art from all world cultures including many pieces of Tribal art from Africa. 

Jennifer Lim made her Broadway debut in David Henry Hwang's Chinglish, for which she earned a Theater World Award, IASNY Trophy for Excellence, and a Drama Desk Nomination. She received her MFA in Acting from the Yale School of Drama and has worked Internationally, as well as Off-Broadway and in many prominent downtown NYC and regional theaters. Jenniferlimonline.com

Eric Meyers grew up in suburban New York, a short train journey from Manhattan. He pursued his college education at San Francisco State University earning a degree in Broadcast Communication Arts. He went on to work in commercial and public radio, most notably at KCRW, National Public Radio in Southern California. After moving to London he honed his skills in acting and voiceover work. His feature film credits include Woman in Gold, Hologram for the King, and Snatch. He has voiced countless characters in the world of PC games, as well as narrating documentary films for NatGeo, Discovery and PBS. He has read aloud numerous audiobooks and is the recipient of AudioFile Magazine's Earphone award.in 2018.