Listener sentiment
Listener sentiment for Multiamory is overwhelmingly positive, with long-time and new listeners alike describing it as a gold-standard resource for ethical non-monogamy and relationship communication more broadly. Reviewers consistently praise the three-host dynamic for blending research-backed content with personal anecdotes, humor, and a non-judgmental tone, and frequently cite practical communication frameworks — RADAR, the "triforce of communication," and micro-scripts — as tools they've shared with partners, friends, and even therapy clients. A striking recurring theme is that monogamous listeners find the show just as valuable as polyamorous ones, with many noting it improved their communication skills across all relationship types. The most persistent criticism, raised independently across several years of reviews by both enthusiastic and critical listeners, is a lack of racial and ethnic diversity among the hosts and guest lineup, with reviewers noting that the hosts' whiteness and class background shape blind spots in their coverage; several call for more BIPOC guests and co-producers. Minor critiques include inconsistent audio leveling, retreat pricing that feels aimed at affluent listeners, and occasional topical missteps, but these do not meaningfully dent the overall enthusiasm.
Apple4.9 · 351
Summary generated Jul 3, 2026
