Gamify your way to self-improvement and better relationships!

Dr. Kim Tallbear teaches us all about settler sexuality and modern approaches to creating kin and varied support networks.

It's a questions we've gotten since starting the podcast -- can mono/poly relationships work?

This week we talk about how anxiety shows up in our relationships, how to cope if you or your partner experience anxiety.

Boundaries are one of the most powerful yet misunderstood tools for having healthy relationships.

We’re talking about how the different parts of your brain affect how we relate to our partners.

We sat down with some real live pastors (!!!) to dive in to the tricky topic of Christianity and non-traditional relationships.

This week we dive into online arguments: how they happen, how to avoid them, and how to communicate when you find yourself in one.

Gender therapist Dara Hoffman-Fox joins us to talk about gender identity and the full spectrum that lies outside the binary.

In this week's episode we explore the age old question, "Is it really possible to stay friends with an ex after a breakup?"

In this live show episode, we're surveying how pop culture has treated polyamory and other non-monogamous relationships.

Dr. Eli Sheff discusess polyamorous families, living arrangements, and the impact that this environment may have on the kids.

We discuss consent, pleasure-based touching, and how objectifying your partner can actually be really, really sexy.

Do you apologize for your relationships, your sexuality, your appearance? It's time to be unapolygetic!

Learn how switch-tracking, bids, and micro scripts can take your relationship communication to the next level.

Lawyer Jonathan Lane explains how polyamory factors in to the legal side of marriage, divorce, and immigration.

What's the Bible have to say about polyamory? Spoiler alert: it mostly has things to say about questionable polygamy.

Pinky out! We're going to polyamory finishing school!

We dive into the relationship escalator - the set of social norms for how most people assume relationships are supposed to work

Can you think of any relationships that inspire you? Be sure to check out part 1 first!