Multiamory review
Multiamory is a relationship podcast with a searchable episode archive. It covers consensual non-monogamy alongside other ways people organise their relationships. I’d come to it with a question in mind because the episode pages let me see whether the hosts are introducing a topic or coming back to it after listeners have tried it.
Follow one subject across a few episodes
Episode 147 introduces the hosts’ RADAR check-in format. Episode 315 returns to the format through listener questions. I’d open them in that order if I wanted to see how a framework gets explained and what people ask about it later. For a mix of shorter questions within one episode, I’d browse Savage Lovecast, which sets out the shorter Micro and expanded Magnum editions in its own archive.
Read the episode page before listening
The troubleshooting episode has notes and a transcript. I’d scan those for the part that matches my question, especially if I was choosing between episodes with similar titles. The archive also distinguishes listener Q&As from guest conversations, such as its discussion of polyamory as a political movement with Kim TallBear.
Anabel’s take
I’d keep one introduction and one follow-up side by side. A topic that still interests me after I’ve seen what listeners ask next is the one I’d make time to hear in full.