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In the first episode of Probably Poly we introduce ourselves and tackle the ways in which accepting the premises of non-monogamy and polyamory weigh in on our other "common sense" beliefs.
Section Index:
00:34 - Host Introduction and Credentials
02:20 - Why claiming to have a visual preference for a specific race is usually problematic
11:30 - How accepting polyamory changed everything i thought i knew
27:27 - Cultural Myth #1: Lying is always primarily the fault of the liar
30:19 - Cultural Myth #2: If someone insults you or hurts you emotionally that justifies retaliation

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How Polyamory Changed Everything I Thought I Knew

In this episode we discuss why the philosophical perspective is important to polyamory and lay out the moral framework for an ethical system based in non-coercive informed consent.

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Diving into Non-Coercive Informed Consent

The wonderful Mandee Conant from Atlanta Poly Weekend (One of the largest and oldest polyamory conferences in the South East) Joins me on the show to talk APW and couples privilege.

Probably Poly Goes to APW

An Interview With My Mom Part I

The second part of a two part interview with my mother focuses on her questions to me about polyamory. What she doesn't understand, what concerns her, and how, or if those concerns should be different then for monogamous dating.

An Interview With My Mom Part II

In the sister episode to “Opening up Our Relationships” we focus on the methods and tools we suggest for having the safest and most ethically sound relationship transitions. Make no mistake, however, this episode is about much more then “opening up”. It is, at base, an episode on navigating difficult conversations through the lens of opening up. 

 We bumbled through it ourselves, but we’re hoping you won’t have to.

How to Open up Your Relationship

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