In this episode, I talked for a few hours with British journalist Jonathan Kent. Jonathan is the author of A World Beyond Monogamy: How People Make Polyamory and Open Relationships Work and What We Can All Learn From Them which can be found here on Amazon through an affiliate link.
Our conversation spans many different topics, from personal stories about non-monogamy and monogamy to overviews of the stories found in the book, which span countless cultures across many countries on many continents.
Note: there were some audio issues with the recording of this episode, so after many hours of working tirelessly to clean up the audio, I’ve finally got it ready to go. Toward the end, Jonathan’s voice cuts out a little bit, but it’s still intelligible.
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The Great Diversity of Non-Monogamy With Jonathan Kent