LOVED your interview with Jessica Fern and I loved the discussion about boundaries and what you found to work, and what did not work, for you in the initial stages of opening up. Just fascinating all around. I have forwarded and shared many times. Keep up the great stream of important information you put out into the world. 💕

I am just now creating my desired polycule. It’s been largely theoretical for the last decade. Stumbled upon this podcast 🥰🥰🥰. I feel such joy at hearing other people voice my thoughts and feelings. THERE IS HOPE.

Love the podcast! Happy to see Marty taking a step back as he is SO negative. I hate how condescending he speaks to Meghan too. Otherwise love it!

What a raw conversation about love, life, partnership and all emotions that come along with it. Beautiful vulnerability that provokes an open minded approach to finding happiness in the most unexpected of places if only we take down the barriers we have built. This podcast changed the way my husband and I communicate and has allowed intimacy to return. Beautifully done you three.

This is the stuff we need as we move into these new times where escaping cultural norms is the norm!

Amory is a celebration of love, self-discovery, and having the courage to seek out and live life to the fullest. Megan’s bold, authentic and sometimes raw account of her pathway to a new polyamorous identity grabbed ahold of me from the first episode. The story weaves in perspectives of her husband AND boyfriend, as well other lovers, friends, family and members of their affectionately named Tribe. Although I’ve known Megan and Marty for years, I’ve never felt more connected to their story and their vulnerable display of their truth until after I began following along on this journey. The episodes have been funny, moving and thought-provoking. Whether you identify as polyamorous or not, this podcast serves to inspire, challenge and enticingly encourage anyone who listens to embrace themselves wholly and the boundless opportunities of love in the world we inhabit.

Authentic, courageous and vulnerable sharing