My library has German learning CDs. Maybe check yours.
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Shoot, they might even have digital checkouts!
Ah, it sounds to me like you're wanting something kind of like the old Pimsleur German CDs. Looks like the current iteration is a subscription model with option to buy. I only remember the mp3s I downloaded years ago.
Second the pimsleur approach
I recommend looking for the Michel Thomas Method, as well as Linguaphone AllTalk Method.
Assimil is the best option IMHO
I supplement my Duolingo German with books and CDs from the Library.
This is coming rather late, but I would definitely recommend Language Transfer. It's a series of MP3s, that you can listen to on their own, or use their convenient app. The whole thing is free, although they are happy to accept donations.