Many of us dream of finding our one true love.  

But what if that one true love turned into two, three or more loves - all happening at the same time?  Polyamory is a way of loving that philosopher Carrie Jenkins embraces personally and professionally.  She’s been involved in polyamory for a number of years and explores what love is in this fascinating conversation.   

Info on Guest:
Carrie Jenkins is a professor in the Dept. of Philosophy at the University of British Columbia.  She’s the author of “What Love Is:  And What It Could Be” and the novel “Victoria Sees It.”  She continues her exploration of love in “Sad Love” set to be released this summer. 

For more info on her research and work, check out these links:  https://www.carriejenkins.net/

and https://philosophy.ubc.ca/profile/carrie-jenkins/

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