Podcast appearances and mentions of molly winter

In this episode, we speak with Molly Winter, a madre of two, who said EFF IT and decided to open up her marriage to other partners, which led to her writing her book, “More: A Memoir of Open Marriage.” By doing this, she and her husband discovered aspects of themselves they would have never discovered had they not decided together to open up their marriage, and are about to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. You just have to EFFing find yourself and live your freest life for you, not for anyone else. Find whatever works for you and your family and don't worry about what anyone else thinks! To get Molly's book, please visit www.mollyrodenwinter.com, and follow her on Instagram at @mollyrwinter.

About 10 years ago, Molly Winter decided she wanted to start seeing new men. She was an English teacher in Brooklyn at the time and felt that boyfriends would help spice up her life. That may sound entirely normal, but what made it unique is that Molly Winter was also a married mom. She and her husband then proceeded to open up their marriage. They first went on dating apps, and after 10 years of dating different people remain happily married. Or so she says. We interviewed Molly about her adventures into polyamory and her new New York Times bestseller "More." If you have any thoughts, questions, or feedback, please email us at wethe66@rocanews.com. Thank you for listening, and it would help us out if you hit subscribe!

Molly Winter recently hit the New York Times bestseller list with her memoir MORE, an account of the first ten years of opening up her marriage when her children were young. She is still happily married and she says her marriage and sex life is better than ever because she has been able to explore more facets of herself with her partners.Molly's account of the first 10 years of her open marriage is raw and honest and eye-opening.  It has plenty of lessons for people who don't want to open up their marriages, but who do want to figure out how to be a better partner and how to follow their passions and desires as a wife and a mother.Society loves putting women into boxes, but the truth is that we want more and sharing these stories is the only way we can change the way the world sees us and treats us.You can order MORE here.

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Our poop and pee have superpowers, but for the most part we don't harness them. Molly Winter faces down our squeamishness and asks us to see what goes down the toilet as a resource, one that can help fight climate change, spur innovation and even save us money.

우리의 똥과 오줌은 초강력 힘이 있지만 대부분의 경우 활용하지 않습니다. 몰리 윈터는 우리의 울렁거림을 억제하고, 변기로 내려가는 것을 기후 변화에 맞서고 혁신의 원동력이 되며 돈도 절약해 주는 자원으로 보라고 부탁합니다.

Nosso cocô e xixi têm superpoderes, mas fazemos pouco proveito deles. Molly Winter propõe que deixemos nossa repulsa de lado e passemos a ver nossos dejetos como um recurso que pode ajudar a combater a mudança climática, impulsionar inovação e até mesmo economizar dinheiro.

Notre caca et notre pipi ont des super-pouvoirs mais, en général, nous ne les mettons pas à profit. Moly Winter affronte notre côté prude et nous demande de voir ce qui est dans les toilettes comme une ressource qui peut aider à diminuer le changement climatique, stimuler l'innovation et même nous faire économiser de l'argent.

Nuestro popo y pipi tienen súper poderes, pero en gran parte no los aprovechamos. Molly Winter enfrenta nuestra repulsión y nos pide que veamos que es lo que sucede bajo el inodoro como un recurso, que puede ayudar a combatir el cambio climático, estimular las innovación e incluso ayudarnos a ahorrar dinero.

In unseren Ausscheidungen stecken wahre Superkräfte, die meiste Zeit allerdings ziehen wir daraus keinen Nutzen. Molly Winter fordert dazu auf, Berührungsängste fallen zu lassen und das, was wir alltäglich die Toilette runterspülen als Ressource zu betrachten – eine, die helfen könnte den Klimawandel zu bekämpfen, Innovation voranzutreiben und eine Menge Geld zu sparen.