Sinopsis
Welcome to Polyammering, the Podcast! Our mission is to increase awareness and reduce judgement surrounding relationships that fall under the umbrella of ethical non-monogamy. Well do this through conversations with everyday people who want to share their happy stories. Each episode will be a celebration of the diverse ways we each approach our relationships, and a reminder that were not alone.
Episodios
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![Should I stay or Should I go? Part 1 with Anton and Carissa]()
Should I stay or Should I go? Part 1 with Anton and Carissa
03/09/2020 Duración: 49minAnton and Carissa join me for the very first episode of Monocorn Perspectives, where we discuss a common challenge: Should I stay or should I go?
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![Should I stay or should I go? Part 2 with Patrick and Gena]()
Should I stay or should I go? Part 2 with Patrick and Gena
03/09/2020 Duración: 33minGena and Patrick join me for part two of the Should I stay or should I go conversation.
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![Monocorn Perspectives]()
Monocorn Perspectives
02/09/2020 Duración: 09minRecorded September 2, 2020. Polyammering Podcast will be transitioning to Monocorn Perspectives - a podcast that centers the experiences of those who are wired monoamorously and in a relationship with someone who identifies with some form of ethical nonmonogamy.
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![S201: Season 2 Preview Mini Episode]()
S201: Season 2 Preview Mini Episode
24/03/2020 Duración: 10minSeason 2 Begins Now! In this mini episode I provide an update on what to expect from Season 2 of the podcast and share some thoughts on how the global Covid-19 pandemic will affect the nature of our relationships moving forward.
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![The Trender System - Part 1]()
The Trender System - Part 1
31/08/2019 Duración: 51minIn part one of this series, we speak with Ditto - a member of The Trender System. The Trender System is a plural system of 18 people with varying gender and sexual identities on the spectrum of ethical nonmonogamy. Some of them are partnered, some are not, and some are partnered with each other. We'll be joined by Alix and "KL" in the later parts of the series for their perspectives on developing relationships with others while existing as part of a plural system.
