Choose a Girl

Alayna, a woman with obsessive tendencies, is attempting to work through her issues and begin again when she meets the rich and handsome Hudson Pierce—who she worries will trigger her unhealthy behavior by being … It turns out that Hudson has a difficult past of his own, so instead of a rich-man-saving-troubled-woman narrative, listeners are treated to regular people attempting to heal and love, interspersed with super explicit, shockingly hot sex. To bring their complex and heated relationship to life, listeners are lucky to have narrator and bona fide legend Carly Robins, a seasoned performer who’s lent her talent and voice to hundreds of audiobooks, at the helm.

Bawdy Storytelling

Narrator Vanessa Chambers is excellent at generating emotional tension, and author Laurann Dohner gives her a lot of it to work with. Ellie and Fury must navigate their complex relationship and unwise but unavoidable attraction to each other as they take on a daunting, risky endeavour—freeing the rest of the experiment subjects from captivity. With a fully realized universe, Fury doesn’t shy away from the complex subjects and settings it introduces, but it also doesn’t skimp on the torrid details.

‘Savage Lovecast’

Featuring first-person accounts of love and sex augmented by out-of-the-box sound design, it’s the most visceral experience you’ll ever find in podcast form. Edita Brychta showcases her talent and range for creating distinctive voices in a story filled with funny side characters and a sultry male lead, even subtly differentiating accents and dialects. As Brychta moves between humor and passion, Jesse and Ava argue, make up, argue, and make up again. Listeners are tempted into the drama and ardor of their cycle that plays out in the perfectly maddening way only erotica can.

At first, Logan and Tate seem at odds; Tate’s never been attracted to a man before, and Logan knows emotionally investing in someone hasn’t worked for him in the past. One of the story’s most enticing elements is the extended flirtatious will-they-or-won’t-they aspect, and narrator Shannon Gunn has a deep, velvety voice and languid style that’s perfect for this slow-burning title. When the tension finally breaks, the love scenes that follow are made more sizzling by the distinctive, equally alluring voices he creates to differentiate each character. I continued listening to the random man I’ve named Brock become increasingly more hot and bothered.

• She actually sounded like a normal human being, and it was super refreshing.
• Up in the mountains of Colorado, Nina Sheridan is taking a vacation from her life in England to reflect on her engagement to a man she feels doesn’t really know her, let alone love her.
• Just the titillating sounds of a random man whispering not-so-sweet nothings into my ear.
• As it turns out, I like a few moans and a little bit of sexy talk, but not too much of either.

This title spotlights Quinn Kincaid, primetime television star, and Lacey Matthews, daytime soap actress, as they engage in a fake relationship to help Quinn safely come out as gay to the public. The two actresses are often at odds in entertaining back-and-forths that exhibit their obvious chemistry and make their sensuous moments shine. This is an erotic romance that has real, heartrending substance, a great cast of side characters, and earbud-melting hotness—listening feels like forbidden spying on private conversations between a pair of passionate lovers. Up in the mountains of Colorado, Nina Sheridan is taking a vacation from her life in England to reflect on her engagement to a man she feels doesn’t really know her, let alone love her. There, she meets Holden Maxwell (Max for short), the owner of the home she’s retreated to. Oh, and he also just happens to be a ruggedly-handsome lone wolf.

Each track is rated from one to five fire signs to suit your mood or preference. The Turn On calls itself “a podcast for Black people who want to get off,” but that doesn’t begin to sum up the variety of content covered on this explicit talk show. Every week, hosts Erica and Kenrya read some sexy Black erotica alongside sharing tips, tricks, and TMI on their own sex lives.

• The app also has a wellness section featuring guided erotic exercises and how-tos, like primers on sexting and edging during masturbation.
• Originally titled Audio Smut, The Heart (self-described as “an audio art project about intimacy and humanity”) is a wildly experimental ride through topics like consent, desire, and body ownership.
• You can upload your own contributions or follow along with the new sex stories every week.
• (In fact, erotic podcasts are some of the best erotic media around.) Sure, sex is a predominantly physical (and in some cases, visual) thing.

It’s a well-crafted meeting between sci-fi and erotica that’s as seductive as the muscled, lustful Fury himself. We’ve featured its relaunch as one of this year’s best new shows, but we’re talking about The Heart again here—both the old seasons and the new version—because it’s just that good. Originally titled Audio Smut, The Heart (self-described as “an audio art project about intimacy and humanity”) is a wildly experimental ride through topics like consent, desire, and body ownership.

And the podcasting world is exploring that notion in exciting and innovative ways. The perfect gentlemen, from which this series gets its name, are the men who graduated from Creighton Academy—wealthy, debaucherously, and irresistible to everyone they meet. Scandal Never Sleeps is a sexy thriller beginning with a murder that brings the graduates together to solve it, and a one-night stand that becomes a tense, incendiary surprise when Gabe and his fling, Everlee, find they’re new coworkers. There’s hot sex, intense emotion, and enough action to keep this listen purely pause-resistant.