Rachel Lee Rubin, an author known for her insights on Renaissance Faires and American counterculture, shares captivating stories about her book, "Well Met: Renaissance Faires and the American Counterculture." They delve into the cultural significance of these fairs, discussing their evolution since the 1960s and their role in shaping community identities. The conversation highlights the intersection of humor and political commentary, and explores personal experiences that reveal the dynamic social interactions and expressions of identity found within the fair environment.
