Today we're revisiting the topic of marriage and non-monogamy, talking about why you might want to get married, why you might NOT want to get married, and some considerations you might want to discuss with a partner if you're non-monogamous.
Read MoreThis week's episode is introducing what might be a new term to some: singlism. We're discussing truths and myths about being single, as well as how our society sometimes discriminates against people who choose to be single.
Read MoreTransgender rights activist and YouTube sensation Kat Blaque dishes on worthiness, being out, handling criticism, and more.
Read MoreSome people think polyamory can only function with a primary-secondary hierarchy. Others think it's a recipe for disaster.
Read MoreLawyer Jonathan Lane explains how polyamory factors in to the legal side of marriage, divorce, and immigration.
Read MoreThe Multiamory crew is thrilled to speak with lawyer Diana Adams, who runs a law firm based in New York and Frankfurt that primarily provides family law and mediation services to the LGBTQ community, polyamorous families, same-sex couples, platonic co-parents, and non-nuclear families. In this episode, we got so much helpful information from Diana, including the many kinds of legal agreements available to polyamorous families, actionable steps poly families and parents can take right now to start protecting themselves, and her predictions for how poly marriage rights and poly parenting rights may be changing on the horizon.
Read MoreThis week we are talking about...you! That's right, this week the Multiamory crew tackles the questions that our listeners left on the Multiamory voicemail line. If you want to have a question answered on the air, you too can leave a voicemail for us at 678-MULTI-05.
Covered in this episode:
-- How can a straight, cisgender man ask for cuddles or affectionate touch without it being interpreted as a come-on?
-- How can I let go of the need to make sure my husband only ever tries new experiences for the first time with me, instead of with other partners?
-- My husband wants our other relationships to be more casual. I want them to be more serious. How do we figure out something that will make both of us happy?
