Remodeled Love
Jessica DayloverRemodeled Love is a podcast whose mission is to help expand the cultural narrative on healthy relationships, polyamory, parenthood, and love. It is produced and hosted by polyamorous mama, Jessica Daylover, and most often co-hosted with her husband and babydaddy, Joseph Daylover (and beginning in 2024, her whole polycule!) You can find Remodeled Love on all major social media platforms, @Remodeled... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | RelationshipsSociety & Culture | ||||
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Latest Episodes
Alternative episode title: Famous Last Words more
In this episode: Joe finds out Ash is having an affair with Dr. M('s pores), we talk about our journey to get Ash qualified for FMLA as a polyamorous family, and we discuss, in depth, our favorite punctuation. more
This is by far the best and most unhinged episode we've ever recorded and we're worried we may never top it. (We will.) more
In this episode The Daylovers (all 4 of them!) try to catch you up on everything that happened in 2023, which was both the best and worst year of their lives. This is the first episode recorded as a nested polycule, including the notorious Dr. M! more
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- Making the World a More Loving Place
I really enjoy opening my eyes to other possibilities. We are in an age of cultural transformation and I appreciate Jes and Joe's wollingness to open up their lives so we can talk openly about new ways of being in relationship. Thank you!
Apple Podcasts5Evolutionary Revolutionary
United States3 years ago - Authentic, comfortable and funny!
Loved the first episode and can’t wait to hear more! You can hear the authenticity in their voices and the dynamic of the three is addictive. Polyamory is fascinating to me; hearing Jes and Joe’s journey with it is comfortable when society tells you it should be uncomfortable and not okay. They’re raw and refreshingly honest! Can’t wait for more!!!
Apple Podcasts5MissLyss...United States3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #196 |  Canada/Society & Culture/Relationships |
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