

Marriage, Polyamory, and Kids
May 16, 2024
Tyler Austin Harper, an Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies at Bates College, discusses the rise in polyamory among affluent progressives and its portrayal in the media. He explores generational attitudes and societal implications of this lifestyle. Brad Wilcox, a Sociology Professor at the University of Virginia, dives into his book 'Get Married,' addressing the disconnect between elite perspectives on marriage and related societal declines. They examine the impact of individualism and technology on marriage and childbearing rates, revealing a complex landscape of modern relationships.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Polyamory: Empowerment or Distress?
02:01 • 12min
Exploring the Fabric of Community Life: From Urban Challenges to Maine's Neighborhoods
13:50 • 2min
Navigating Relationships in a Mill Town
15:51 • 6min
Activism vs. Academic Rigor in Education
21:44 • 4min
Navigating Higher Education Challenges
26:07 • 14min
Marriage, Family, and Societal Values
40:05 • 25min
Shifting Trends in Marriage and Family Life
01:05:16 • 3min