Interview with Helen Zuman, Author of Mating in Captivity

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Erratic Dispatches

Outré Tomes, Inc.

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Erratic Dispatches was a podcast hosted by Eric Morris Eskenazi from 2020 to 2022 which featured interviews with actors, artists, comedians, journalists, photographers, poets, public speakers and writers discussing their current and upcoming projects. Since this podcast is no longer being produced, all episodes are now archived on Anchor.fm for the public's listening pleasure and reference. All Erratic Dispatches podcast episodes are the copyright of Outre Tomes, Inc., a division of Brooklyn Digital Media, Inc.

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Interview with Helen Zuman, Author of Mating in Captivity

Erratic Dispatches

1 hour 10 minutes 22 seconds

3 years ago

Interview with Helen Zuman, Author of Mating in Captivity

Helen Zuman is a Harvard graduate who spent a period in her twenties at Zendik Farm, a community that she found out later on was a cult. Her book, Mating in Captivity, chronicles her time spent at Zendik Farm, associating with other like-minded individuals who didn't want to be a part of mainstream society and the control that was put on them by the hierarchy on the farm. Helen has written a fascinating and vivid account of alternate living, youth idealism, sexual awakening and maturing from experience.

Check out Helen's official website:

http://helenzuman.com/

Purchase Mating in Captivity:

http://helenzuman.com/books/mating-in-captivity-a-memoir/

Read Helen's article, Fifty Shades of Community, on the Foundation for Intentional Community's website:

https://www.ic.org/fifty-shades-of-community/