"The word "exodus" means departure, emigration. Originally, it referred to when Moses' people left Egypt, the land of torment, and began their forty-year journey through the desert toward the Promised Land. That is how we set out, millions of us, boarding cheap planes, the black trains of the 21st century, leaving our homes to build a new life in a new country.

For most of us who arrived in this new world as reluctant adventurers, the stories in this book are familiar. People say, and I believe them, that we have all been through this. Perhaps reading this book will help our families, friends, and all those who watch our struggles from home to understand us better."

"If you’re new to the ethical non-monogamy community or simply want to learn more about it, Nonmono is a go-to educational resource. László Ágoston, Nonmono’s founder and ENM community member, dispelled misconceptions, opened up about his personal experiences, and shared important lessons...."

In this episode of JM International’s ‘The Power of Music’, we will talk about the power of having a unique selling point in music. László Ágoston is a Hungarian baritone opera singer, cultural manager, music educator, and the founder of Moltopera: he explains how to ensure that classical music does not become out of style.

In 2006 polyamory entered the Oxford English Dictionary, which defined it as the "practice of engaging in multiple sexual relationships with the knowledge and consent of all partners concerned"...

After graduating in 2011 from the Franz Liszt Academy of Music he instantly founded Moltopera, a company of young opera singers aiming to make the genre of opera "understandable and likable" again, even for young audiences.

László Ágoston is openly polyamorous. He founded Nonmono, an educational website that organizes educational events on the topics of ethical non-monogamy.

Ein Facebook-Post, ein Opernsänger, ein Ministerpräsident und ein Shitstorm: Unlängst haben zwei Sätze in Ungarn für gehörigen Wirbel gesorgt – mit unerwartetem Ausgang. Ein Experiment aus unserem Nachbarland...

Nu is de Hongaarse operazanger László Ágoston een vreemde geworden in eigen land. In een donkere hoek van het café zet hij zijn rolkoffer neer en kijkt onwennig, nerveus om zich heen. “Nee”, zucht hij. “Er is hier niemand meer uit mijn verleden.”