MONOGAMY/SEXUAL OPPORTUNISM (feat: Henry Rollins) – Think Again Podcast, ep. 2

“Adulthood is trippy. … If you’re not careful, you can become somewhat damaged. You can become cynical….”

Is monogamy ridiculous? Does this change with age? What do we really want out of love and sex?

In this week’s episode of Big Think’s Think Againpodcast, we’re joined by legendary hardcore musician and spoken word artist Henry Rollins.

This clip from columnist Dan Savage launches Henry and host Jason Gots on an intense, personal conversation about love, big cities, and whether the two are incompatible.

Listen to THINK AGAIN, EPISODE 2 – MONOGAMY/SEXUAL OPPORTUNISM (feat: Henry Rollins)

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