Opened
Big Talk ProductionsOpen your mind, your heart and your legs like never before.
Welcome to a new podcast docu-series on all things open relationships - but this time, it's not from an expert...from your new bestie. Follow Kristie as she (quite literally) learns on the job, and navigates an open relationship for the first time ever.
Speaking with experts, authors, psychologists and like, um...how?
Not to mention, s... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | SexualitySociety & CultureHealth & FitnessRelationships | ||||
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Welcome to Opened, where this week we're in (kind of EXACTLY THE SAME PLACE) as last week....knowing that boundaries are a really good thing to have at the inception of the relationship - we're on board very good, excellent - only one small problemo:... more
Welcome to Opened, where this week we learn all about relationship boundaries and why they're so important. Only one small problem however....what if you can't think of a single one?!
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Welcome to Opened. Where in Episode 2, we're still in the mode of stripping things right back to basics an asking - WTF actually is an open relationship?
We all think we know based on a friend of a friend of ours that one time with that one guy/gal,... more
Welcome to Opened. Where in Episode 1, we're stripping things right back to basics an asking - WTF actually is an open relationship?
We all think we know based on a friend of a friend of ours that one time with that one guy, but (as we learn) perha... more
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I think about this show all the time, at least weekly. It’s so raw and real, emotional and honest. I sobbed while listening along despite not being able to relate at all to their experience. I was really invested in following along to answer the question the host wants to investigate. Kristie is truly the definition of “open” which is what makes the story so impactful and compelling to listen to. Really just stuck with me all these months later.
Apple Podcasts5Treetere
United States2 years ago - brilliant listen
i’m loving this podcast: am not in / looking for an open relationship myself, but am finding so much insight around communication, boundary setting and mindfulness in even monogamous relationships. love the idea of being ‘aware’ about who each of you are, what you’re seeking and what works / doesn’t, whether it’s the two of you or others, too.
the hosts have such good chemistry and i feel like i’m undercover as a relationship counsellor as we go; hoping for more episodes soon 💛
Apple Podcasts5janesteeleadl
Australia3 years ago - Needed
The motivation for this podcast is valid, there is so little content available on how to embark and sustain an open relationship, really enjoying my it so far!
Apple Podcasts5Murphy0202Australia3 years ago
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