Multiamory: Rethinking Modern Relationships

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 several. Truly excellent grade!

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 the previous speaker’s point settle and sink in before jumping in with do much gusto). Addressing these things would make a difference to me in terms of experiencing this podcast as balanced and equal. It’s currently not a balanced & equal dynamic among the hosts in part due to these three points. This podcast is fantastic and this is just a little thing I noticed.

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 love how they speak to one another. I love how I feel like I’ve been listening to three friends help me through some really tough and big emotions. Thank you so much for your time, your effort, and your dedication !

Grateful beyond words for this podcast and the way you all share your perspectives without making guru-like assertions and demands for “right ways to do/be” Long time listener, first time reviewer Re: recent episode, polysaturated, I think poly-deficient would be a great antonym and was what I experienced in my pre-poly life 💚