The 60s Communes

This audiobook explores the rise of communal living in America during the 1960s and early 1970s, a period marked by a diverse and vibrant movement of intentional communities. While often stereotyped as drug-fueled and immoral, many communes were rooted in religious or secular ideals, with some enduring into the present day. The narrative traces the evolution of this social experiment from its early beginnings through its decline in the mid-1970s.