HeyJaredLet's Talk Polyamory Podcast
You co-hosts T&A, Tara Lynne Franco, Relationship and Awesomeness Coach & André Turcotte, Sex+ Psychotherapist, share their ideas and advice on how to have authentic, connected, secure and sexy non-monogamous relationships whether you're monogamish, in an open relationship, a…
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84: Long-Distance Love: Making Non-Monogamous Relationships Work from Afar (opens the original)
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Long-distance relationships can be hard. Non-monogamous relationships can be complicated. So what happens when you combine the two? In this episode of the Let’s Talk Polyamory Podcast , we’re talking about what it really takes to make long-distance love work when non-monogamy is part of the equation. And as two people who love each other while living five and a half hours apart, we have some personal experience with this one and share that throughout! But what actually makes a relationship “long
83: Carversations: Anxiety, Jealousy & When Our Brains Make Sh*t Up (opens the original)
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“I’ve lived through some terrible things in my life, some of which actually happened.” — Mark Twain How often do we create an entire story about what might happen and then experience the anxiety as though it’s already happening? We’re back with another carversation . 🚗 These are unscripted conversations we record while travelling the world! This is one of two episodes we recorded while road-tripping through Morocco in June 2026. We had some mic issues and have done our best to correct the audio,
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