Kyra Grosman is a Brooklyn-based therapist who’s doing something really interesting – he is offering consultation and ongoing supervision for mental health professionals who are working with polyamorous or ethically nonmonogamous patients.

Kyra himself has a fascinating story that he shares with us. He doesn’t actually identify as polyamorous himself, but more along the lines of ethically nonmonogamous and has been for the last 15 years. He also shares some insight on his experience as a trans man who was transitioning around the same time that he was getting involved with the person who introduced him to polyamory.

Find Kyra's website at http://kgrosmanpsyd.com

Annie Frazier, host of Talk about Love Radio, joins me for a discussion about what they've learned in eight years of practicing polyamory!

Bacon the rigger talks about his five year on-and-off journey with polyamory culminating in an open polyamorous relationship with his wife, girlfriend, and partner. He tells the story of opening up to his family about both kink and polyamory, and sheds some wisdom on what he's learned over the past few years. Plus, we talk about bacon.

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Seren (they/them)– who is bi-gendered and bisexual - lives in the Philadelphia area. They’ve made so much progress in understanding how to navigate polyamory with mental illness, since being diagnosed with Bipolar 2, Borderline Personality Disorder, and PTSD. Seren has also experienced the transition of their traditional marriage into a cohabiting and co-parenting non-sexual relationship that’s working out very well for both of them.

Sarah Underwood is a theatre professional in New York City who identifies as bisexual and polyamorous. She transitioned into polyamory about four years ago while still with her monogamous partner, whom she’d met at 19 years old. Now in her 30s, Sarah’s relationship landscape looks very different than how it did back then. Enjoy episode six with Sarah the Solo Poly Sweetheart.

E.L. Byrne is a freelance writer/blogger who has spent the past four years living abroad. This polyamorous expat was first introduced to the concepts behind polyamory while on a tinder date in Germany two years ago, and is now living and dating in Columbia while maintaining two long distance relationships and writing her memoir.

The first of my three metamours joined me for some cocktails and a chat for this Very Special Episode of Polyammering. She shares a bit about her religious upbringing and how her approach to the concept of polyamory shifted after she lost her faith. We also talk about the “incident” in which I participated in accidentally outing her to a family member, and learn how that all went down from her point of view.

Kara (she/her) and her husband have been together 15 years and have a 9 year-old daughter. How did they approach opening up their marriage 4.5 years ago, and what's changed since then?

Anne More (she/her) is a certified sex geek and self-described "late poly bloomer" who didn't open up her relationship(s) until after the age of 50. Learn how she keeps the spark alive in two long distance relationships, and how learning more about her body and her sexuality changed her life.

Richard has a wife, a girlfriend, a not girlfriend, a high school sweetheart, and a formerly platonic girlfriend who's now a new girlfriend. Learn more about how he manages his time and energy with a hectic travel schedule to boot in this very first episode of the Polyammering Podcast.