What was it like to be a child living at Rajneeshpuram? In this minisode we're joined by a special guest - a person who lived at the ranch as a teenager for nearly four years - who discusses his unique experiences living, learning, working, and loving at Rajneeshpuram.

Minisode 4: A Child of the Commune

What was it like to be a child living at Rajneeshpuram? In this episode we’re joined by a special guest — a person who lived at the ranch as a teenager for nearly four years — who discusses his unique experiences living, learning, working, and loving at Rajneeshpuram.

CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains a discussion of child sexual abuse and statutory rape.

Episode Notes & Sources

Dickon Kent wrote a terrific article for Medium, based on a Reddit AMA he did after the airing of Wild Wild Country, where he answers questions about his experience. I encourage listeners to read his full article for even more insights on his time as a Rajneeshee.

Photos

Dickon Kent (center) at Rajneeshpuram, 1985.

Music

Powerwalkin’ by Future Joust (closing credits)

All other music by Rusty King