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Multiamory: Rethinking Modern Relationships

Multiamory | Pleasure Podcasts
Non-Monogamy
Five Love Languages
Gary Chapman
Acts Of Service
Words Of Affirmation
Multiamory Essential Tools For Modern Relationships
Non-Monogamous Relationships
Polyamory
Receiving Gifts
Physical Touch
Quality Time
Communication
Therapeutic Practices
Jealousy
Regret
Couples' Privilege
Kink Dynamics
Ethical Non-Monogamy
Tokyo
Relationship Dynamics

Multiamory offers support and advice for modern relationships. Whether you are monogamous, polyamorous, swinging, casually dating, or if you just do relationships differently, we see you and we’re here for you. Multiamory is a proud member of Pleasure Podcasts. For network details, contact cameron@pleasurepodcasts.com.

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Today we're talking about metamour relationships with Alex Alberto. Alex is a queer author, publisher, and filmmaker. Last year, Alex published their memoir, “Entwined: Essays on Polyamory and Creating Home” through Quilted Press, a collective of ind... more

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We're excited to welcome Diana Adams and Brett Chamberlin back to the show to discuss advocacy, relationship rights, and more.

Diana Adams (they/them) is an international legal leader in advocacy for queer family forms beyond the romantic dyad. Dian... more

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We're back with another Q&A episode! Today we're answering some questions from our Supercast subscribers about organizing local polyamory meetups, how to handle guilt you feel even when a partner is telling you not to feel guilty, and strategies to d... more

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Recent Guests

Diana Adams
Executive Director of the Chosen Family Law Center and international legal leader advocating for family structures beyond the romantic dyad.
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Episode: 524 - From Worried to Empowered: Taking Action for Relationship Rights with Experts Diana Adams and Brett Chamberlin
Brett Chamberlain
Founder and Executive Director of Open, the Organization for Polyamory and Ethical Nonmonogamy.
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Episode: 524 - From Worried to Empowered: Taking Action for Relationship Rights with Experts Diana Adams and Brett Chamberlin
Frank Smith
Writer, director, and producer of LGBTQIA+ media
Creator of the series "Open To It"
Episode: 509 - Frank Smith Gets Real about Queer Polyamory
Jaime Gama
A psychologist with a master's in Gestalt Psychotherapy specializing in ethical relationships.
Gotitas de Poliamor (Polyamory Drops)
Episode: 507 - Putting Your Values into Action with Jaime Gama
Dan Savage
Renowned sex advice columnist and author
Savage Love
Episode: 501 - Are you having sex or is sex having you? A conversation with Dan Savage
Andrea Zanin
Author, focused on queer sex, non-monogamy, and BDSM
Episode: 499 - Post-Nonmonogamy: Navigating Life After Polyamory with Andrea Zanin
Rachel Krantz
Journalist and author of OPEN: One Woman's Journey Through Love and Polyamory
Episode: 496 - Trying Monogamy After Non-Monogamy with Rachel Krantz
Owen Ever
Community-oriented artist and educator, podcast host
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Episode: 491 - What We Can Learn About Love from the Animal Queendom with Owen Ever
Libby Sinback
A queer polyamorous mom and an integrative relationship transformation guide
Episode: 489 - Multiamory Presents: Unmet Needs in Polyamory

Hosts

Jase Lindgren
Co-host exploring modern relationships, sharing insights on navigating complexities in interpersonal connections.
Emily Matlack
Co-host with insights on relationships, emphasizing emotional honesty and communication in modern dynamics.
Dedeker Winston
Co-host focusing on the dynamics of relationships, fostering understanding of emotional and psychological elements in connections.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 2.5k ratings
  • The best resource ever!

    For all things polyamory or relationships of all kinds, listen to Multiamory to edu-ma-cate yourself. Well thought out, discussed and thorough. With over a decade of doing this podcast, the resources and episodes are deep and wide. Their book is marvelously succinct. but doesn’t remotely cover the details of this entire podcast (how could it, though I am waiting for the ultimate tome one day). This trio deserves an Emmy or Webby award for this podcast. They probably got one, but they should get ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    reirand
    United States4 months ago
  • Incredible Podcast

    Next to Savage Love, this is one of the most incredibly helpful relationship podcasts i’ve ever listened to. Wish i’d found it earlier in my life. Although it is targeted to polyam folks, I think the advice is applicable to all relationship styles, even monogamous or platonic.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Johnny Weistman
    Canada5 months ago
  • Loving this, and a little wish

    Loving this podcast and voicing a little wish: I would like to see more communication sensitivity:

    —that the hosts don’t interrupt each other before the person who’s speaking has finished the sentence;

    —that the hosts don’t summarize in other words what was just said by one of them (because it comes across as __splaining);

    —that the hosts don’t listen in order to speak, but really listen in order to listen to the person speaking (to address this the hosts could be more sensitive with letting ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Katharina0312
    United States7 months ago
  • Will improve you!

    This show has brought me clarity on levels I truly wasn’t prepared for, but pleasantly surprised for

    I am convinced anyone leaving negative reviews are ones that don’t understand the nuances of speaking to a large audience and to seek second opinions for their own health

    There is so much growth within these podcasters, so many options and tools given to see if you can find your own style, and it’s truly the most amazing podcast I’ve ever listened to

    Not to mention I love their dynamic! I lov... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sitalox
    United Statesa year ago
  • Outstanding podcast for anyone who is looking to improve their relationships. After every episode I've listened to I found myself excitedly running to my partner wanting to share and discuss what I just heard.

    Podchaser
    5
    fourty-three
    a year ago

Listeners Say

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Many find the content applicable not only to polyamorous relationships but to various styles and configurations of partnerships.
Criticism includes concerns over occasional bias and the need for greater diversity in perspectives shared on the show.
Listeners appreciate the breadth of topics covered and the intelligent discussions about relationship dynamics.
The show's relatable hosts offer helpful perspectives on navigating various relationship challenges, making it a reliable resource.

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524 - From Worried to Empowered: Taking Action for Relationship Rights with Experts Diana Adams and Brett Chamberlin
Q: How can I make local impact as an advocate?
Engage with your local community, support grassroots organizations fighting for rights that matter to you, and become familiar with what local advocacy looks like.
524 - From Worried to Empowered: Taking Action for Relationship Rights with Experts Diana Adams and Brett Chamberlin
Q: What does advocacy look like for someone not deeply involved in activism?
Advocacy can look like many things from organizing discussions with friends to providing support for local groups, and it does not always require a formal role as an activist.
518 - Talking to Kids about Non-Monogamy (with Evolving Love)
Q: How do you approach having conversations with other parents about non-monogamy?
Own your narrative and share your experience with openness while being prepared for varied reactions.
518 - Talking to Kids about Non-Monogamy (with Evolving Love)
Q: How do I talk to my kids about being non-monogamous?
It’s about communication and understanding the child's perspective. Normalize and explain diverse relationship structures at an age-appropriate level.
516 - Is Solo Polyamory Right For You?
Q: What does autonomy mean to me?
Autonomy refers to maintaining one’s independence and personal identity in relationships.

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Support and insights for modern relationship dynamics are the central themes explored. Content encompasses discussions on various relationship styles including polyamory, monogamy, and ethical non-monogamy, while delving into the intricacies of emotional labor, communication strategies, and navigating modern dating. The hosts engage in a blend of personal anecdotes and research, unearthing the complexities surrounding roles within relationships, factors that foster satisfaction, and the psychological aspects of interpersonal connections. Notably, the podcast aims to destigmatize diverse relationship practices, making it a resourceful platform for anyone interested in enhancing their relational understanding and skills.

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