Happy Polydays
Poly PhiliaThe Happy Polydays project is a series of intimate conversations about polyamory, identity, sexuality and relationships. Leanne Yau (she/they), the host of this series, is a polyamorous content creator, writer, educator and advocate. She founded Poly Philia (@polyphiliablog), the largest social media platform dedicated to non-monogamy education and awareness in Europe, where she creates and curate... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | RelationshipsSociety & Culture | ||||
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Marjani Lane (@marjanilane) is one of the most well-known Black polyamorous educators and is a hugely important voice in the community when it comes to pro-Black polyamorous activism. To round off this season, we discuss Marjani’s life as a queer, di... more
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Insightful, vulnerable, funny and *much* needed education about polyamory and the personal experiences that lead to expanding one’s framework of sex and love. Thank you Leanne and all of these incredible guests for your great work!
Apple Podcasts5emmakeefers
United States2 years ago - Leanne is incredible!
It is her Instagram content that opened my eyes to the fact that I’m polyamorous. Before I discovered her content, I was convinced that there was something terribly wrong with me. Hearing open and honest conversations where non-monogamy and kink and sex are normalized makes me feel so warm. Anyone in any sort of non monog or kinky community NEEDS to listen. You will not regret it. :)
Apple Podcasts5renren512United States2 years ago
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