Steamy Erotic Audiobooks to Fuel Your Fantasies

Choose a Girl

Tune in for an urgent, infectiously joyful listening experience. When a podcast boasts episodes with names like “Spit in My Mouth” and “Celibacy with Strangers” (which are among the more SFW titles), you know you’re in for a rollicking good time. Every week, hosts Cii, Jaxon, and Juice get into it on a variety of sex- and dating-related topics. Come for the raunchy real talk; stay for the hosts’ insane chemistry and laugh-out-loud banter. Here’s a comprehensive list that spans everything from interviews and advice to polished narrative explorations of intimacy to hot-and-heavy erotic storytelling.

• The two actresses are often at odds in entertaining back-and-forths that exhibit their obvious chemistry and make their sensuous moments shine.
• There, she meets Holden Maxwell (Max for short), the owner of the home she’s retreated to.
• I felt like the Goldilocks of audio porn, skipping from track to track to find the right one.
• Erotica podcasts tap into all the benefits of auditory porn, which can be much more welcoming to marginalized identities and bodies.

Sex With Emily

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.

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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.

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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.

We like this title for its genuine depiction of a polyamorous relationship, but we really love Bedfellows for the incredibly sexy love scenes that feature both twosomes and threesomes. The way the relationship between Will, Sullivan, and Adrienne evolves from uncertain to rock solid lends nuance and impact to the love scenes that are all the more enticing for their realism. Add to its plot three narrators—one for each lead’s POV—whose voices complement and play off one another to create a seamless listening experience, and Bedfellows has the makings of an erotic classic.

Veteran erotica narrator Sebastian York voices male lead Derrick, a radio personality with the moniker The Love Whisperer… And in York’s smooth, deep voice, there’s nothing quite as sexy. Tracy Marks joins him to voice Kat, a computer programmer blown away by Derrick, and her breathy, affected performance sells the relationship. From the first call Kat makes to Derrick to the last line of this well tied-up story arc from Lauren Landish, Dirty Talk is irresistibly filthy.

The perfectly cast quartet of narrators—Joe Arden, Sebastian York, Tad Branson, and Ava Erickson—elevate the already engrossing story, making the secretive twists JA Huss has crafted easy to follow. I closed my browser with a warm, fuzzy, slightly elated feeling. I noticed it felt different, listening, instead of watching — like I was in the center of the action, instead of just watching as a third party.

• Luckily, audio sex stories and porn are more abundantly available than ever before.
• It becomes a frustrating listen in the best, most irresistible way as listeners wait to see what becomes of these two unlikely lovers.
• 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.
• In the climactic finale of the Brooklyn series, author Brooke Dean blends drama, passion, and betrayal in a story that hooks you early, and refuses to let go.
• The only thing that stands in the way of their fairy tale is distrust—Natalie worries about revealing her traumatic past, while Flynn is unsure about sharing his BDSM proclivities.

Though Crossroads is undeniably romantic, the passion between Nick and Bryce is equally undeniable. In love scenes narrated by Sean Crisden, who knows exactly when to quicken and slow the pacing for top-notch tension, their simmering chemistry comes to a boil. Listeners enjoy not only the racy sex scenes they’d expect from the genre, but also sweeter, emotional scenes—like the one in which Nick and Bryce each experience their first time with another man. Narrator Melissa Moran and author Elle Spencer make a great team—the latter’s talent for comedic writing and the former’s for bringing that comedy to life make listening to Casting Lacey equally laugh-out-loud funny, sizzling, and enchanting.

After learning that she has stage 4 breast cancer, an unhappily married woman leaves her husband to embark on a sex odyssey. That’s probably why sex and relationship advice has been a staple of radio for decades, with a select few making the transition from broadcast into podcasting. Podcasts have opened up new possibilities for auditory sex-positivity by offering more diversity in hosts and topics covered.