What it is: Fiasco goes deep on the AIDS epidemic in America, with a special focus on the early years of the crisis, when a diagnosis was tantamount to a death sentence.

Reviewers say: "A complex, well-reported, and deeply humane series about our last pandemic. While some of the stories in Fiasco earn it its title, there are an equal number of heroes to be inspired by. I lived and grieved through that era, and yet I raced through Fiasco as if it were a thriller. It really is that good." —Listener Martha

What it is: A thrilling mystery about, love, lies, betrayal, and the seemingly perfect lives of the inhabitants of Wildflowers, Washington.

Reviewers say: "True crime vibes without the icky reality. The low, faint music in the background made it mysterious and literally drew me to the edge of my seat. So good, I wish it was longer." —Listener Elle Oh Elle A

What it is: A groundbreaking sound experience by a renowned music producer and performer.

Reviewers say: "I’m blown away. This is anything and everything I’ve ever wanted. A musical experience that touches on the most important conversation that needs to be had. The musicality of vibration and frequency combining with spirituality. This is a BIG point in the revival of spirit that’s happening everywhere. I hope that I can take what I’ve learned here and apply it to my own music. I hope that I too can become a conduit of this energy. I hope that I can shine my light this brightly, and help continue this wave of change..." —Listener Christian

What it is: Celebrate the story of one woman’s calling to not just be someone but be someone for the ones she loves.

Reviewers say: "Kym, you have a winner! I was hooked from episode 1. I can’t wait for season 2. The first episode with Jennifer Lewis was so relatable about the topic of self-sabotage. Great job!" —Listener Mrs. S

What it is: Audible’s bold new addition to the Sherlock Holmes universe dares to ask: What if Holmes’s most villainous nemesis was actually an innocent man?

Reviewers say: "I am very excited for this twist on the Holmes universe. Kindinger is a fantastic writer with a keen eye for turning classics into new tales." —Listener Mark

What it is: In eight immersive episodes, this Audible Original reveals the overlooked yet crucial role of Latin artists and Latin music in the origins and evolution of punk.

Reviewers say: "Not some drab, boring, clinical review of the history of music, but instead an in-your-face blow-by-blow of some of the more shocking and wild moments of punk rock history, this series ties together the narrator's own personal history and opinions with the stories of so many others involved in the Latinx history of punk." —Listener Boggy