We end the year with a cracker! I am joined again by Anne Hunter and James Dominguez, both pioneers and well-known advocates in the Bisexual and Polyamory communities in Melbourne, and no strangers to Triple Bi-Pass show. This episode looks closely at the changing dynamics and nuanced structures in poly relationships as they develop and change over time. Anne and James join me to grapple with questions like, what happens if your partner finds a new partner and you end up getting along better with them than your partner does, what happens when metamours do not get along, what happens when the ‘hinge’ person makes promises they can’t keep, how do we cope with change in polyamorous relationships, what are the rules, what are others doing? Download this podcast and find out! Finally, on behalf of everyone here at Triple Bi-Pass, I want to thank all of my guests who have supported this podcast throughout 2019. It has been my absolute pleasure to make poly discussions more accessible to our community. It has felt risky at times because being more visible can subject us to much criticism and ridicule, but those of us who are bisexual and polyamorous, our partners, and those who support us deserve great respect and admiration for challenging practices and structures that limit our potential to live and love more fully and in ways that makes sense to us. I hope to bring you more episodes in 2020. With the deepest of love and gratitude, Anthony Lekkas.

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Anthony chats about polyamory with Rog and Tess from Curious Creatures. Roger is the driving force behind Curious Creatures and has been creating and facilitating Curious Creatures sexuality workshops for many years. Prior to this they facilitated well over a thousand workshops across various industries. They’re easily one of Australia’s most prolific sexuality workshop facilitators. Tess is a qualified occupational therapist with a deep passion for, and experience working in, sexuality in neurological rehabilitation and disability in community and clinical settings. Tess is determined to expand the sex positive culture and the freedom to explore sexuality to all. On this episode you will hear personal and moving stories about how love and care is done in different ethical non-monogamous relationships, as well as what we can learn about ourselves and others along the way. You can learn more about the Curious Creatures workshops and how to sign up for them at  www.curiouscreatures.biz

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On this Bi-Polycast Anthony talks to mental health social worker and relationship therapist Tracey from Orana Health Services about providing relationship counselling to poly and queer people.

Tracey explains why some poly people may access her services for navigating through the complexities of poly relationship tensions. Tracey and Anthony highlight the importance for relationship therapists to scrutinise the social, cultural and political structures where poly relationships are formed, as opposed to simply offering targeted interventions to the individuals in poly relationships. Tracey has over twenty years experience and training as a health professional assisting individuals, couples, families (different relationships and families including rainbow and polyamorous) with a range of needs around emotional and psychological distress, bringing an empathetic, non-judgmental and compassionate approach to the therapeutic relationship.

If you would like more information on poly relationship counselling you can contact Tracey at www.oranahealth.com.au

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On this Bi-Polycast episode Anthony talks with Ada Conroy, a community educator and social justice activist, about being bisexual in monogamous vs polyamorous relationships and the ways that we find ways to express our bisexuality as fully as possible, regardless of the gender of our partner or partners or the model of intimacy we practice. Ada and Anthony discuss the similarities of bisexual and polyamorous politics, how these aspects of living and loving offer us opportunities to challenge assumptions and normative scripts, regardless of whether you have one love partner or multiple.

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On this episode of the Bi-Polycast Anthony and Lou from the Triple Bi-Pass team chat about their experiences of being Bi and Poly, the annoying questions you get asked, the family tensions you experience and the risks involved with breaking traditional normative scripts of how to do love and intimacy in our culture. Anthony and Lou, though different poly roles as a ‘hinge’ and a ‘metamour’ respectively, share personal good bits and hard bits of their poly relationships, but ultimately agree that doing polyamory is simply better!!

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Triple Bi-Pass broadcasts from Wurunjeri land in the Kulin nations. We pay respects to Elders past, present, and emerging. We acknowledge that we are on stolen land on which first nations sovereignty was never ceded

This episode was broadcast on the 23th April 2019

Produced by Ruby Mountford

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Triple Bi-Pass broadcasts from Wurunjeri land in the Kulin nations. We pay respects to Elders past, present, and emerging. We acknowledge that we are on stolen land on which first nations sovereignty was never ceded

This episode was broadcast on the 26th February 2019

Produced by Ruby Mountford

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Whether you marched, spectated or didn’t attend, we send you all of our love and support, because you matter, and you will always have a place with our Bi+ community <3

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Triple Bi-Pass broadcasts from Wurunjeri land in the Kulin nations. We pay respects to Elders past, present, and emerging. We acknowledge that we are on stolen land on which first nations sovereignty was never ceded

This episode was broadcast on the 5th February 2019

Produced by Ruby Mountford

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Welcome back to another Bi-Polycast. Anthony chats with Anne Hunter, an experienced polyamorous relationship coach and educator based in Melbourne. Anne takes us back to where it all began for her as polyamorous and explains the early beginnings of Poly Vic, now a well-known and regularly attended discussion and support space for poly people and their allies. Anne talks about how in the early 1990s her journey into what she wanted took her beyond monogamy and into the exciting new territory of multiple ethical relationships. Anne shares a variety of poly specific experiences, such as other people’s reactions to you when you ‘come out’ as poly, some of the common misconceptions about polyamory, the importance of accessing support from other poly people, and why polyamory and ethical non-monogamy are becoming more and more common options for relationships.

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Welcome to the BI-POLYCAST!
Brought to you by the Triple Bi-Pass show, this brand new Podcast series on being Bi+ and polyamorous is hosted by Anthony Lekkas and will be released monthly throughout 2019. On this episode, Anthony chats with Josh Muller, a psychologist who specialises in work with mental health and wellbeing of LGBTIQ people and their relationships. This episode examines the different adult attachment styles we learn in childhood and how we bring them to our adult intimate, emotional, love relationships. Josh and Anthony explore our adult needs for closeness and how we protest and express our separation anxieties in polyamorous relationships, as well as sharing ideas on how we can manage these sensitive and highly emotional experiences. From all of us here at Triple Bi-Pass, we hope you enjoy this new addition to our show. Enjoy!

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Multi-gender attracted groups and communities are really special, and it’s our privilege to support and amplify our voices and experiences. We’ve received so many lovely messages from people writing in about what the show means to them, and we can’t wait to bring you even more!
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Triple Bi-Pass broadcasts from Wurunjeri land in the Kulin nations. We pay respects to Elders past, present, and emerging. We acknowledge that we are on stolen land on which first nations sovereignty was never ceded

Produced by Ruby Mountford

This episode was broadcast on the 7th of August 2018

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While that didn’t work out, Megan went on to make history as the first openly queer person to appear on The Bachelor in Paradise earlier this year!

It was such a plesure having Megan to talk to us and we hope you enjoy this episode!
Also, check out some of Megan’s work below!

https://www.meganmarx.com/single-post/2017/08/18/Slut-shaming-Shut-up

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Triple Bi-Pass broadcasts from Wurunjeri land in the Kulin nations. We pay respects to Elders past, present, and emerging. We acknowledge that we are on stolen land on which first nations sovereignty was never ceded

Produced by Ruby Mountford

This episode was broadcast on the 3rd of July 2018

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Ruby talks to us about some of the multi gender attracted news, including some news from the UN secretory general and some of the initiatives that our previous guest Ro Allen talked to us about. It’s also Pride! So hope all you lovelies all have a great time, and also on the anniversary of Stonewall, remember that the first brick thrown was by a Trans woman of color, and we owe a massive amount to Marsha P Johnson.

We’re joined this week by Joanna Williams, an amazing sex educator, advocate and activist. We talk about the sexual spectrum, gatekeeping and some of the issues that people who do not experience sexual attraction deal with. Jo Also talks to us about the importance of creating a platform specifically for young people to learn about sex, and why queer inclusive sex education is needed. We’ll be talking about Bits and Bods, the upcoming web series that talks to teens about sex, bodies, relationships and all the awkward bits in between. Check out their latest trailer!!

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Produced by Ruby Mountford

This episode was broadcast on the 12th of june 2018

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