Naked Age: Time with Woody
Episode 10: A posthumous conversation with activist Woody Miller from the heart of the Castro
An all new episode of Naked Age is live! In this episode, Andy Tabbat memorializes his late friend Woody Miller, a stalwart figure in San Francisco's Castro district and a lifelong advocate for nudism and body freedom. Then, we share an intimate conversation between the longtime friends, recorded four years prior to Woody's passing in May of 2023. In it, Woody candidly shares his passion for the arts, civil liberties, and nudism, all in the cozy setting of his eclectic Victorian parlor. A heartfelt tribute to a genuine individual who defied conventions. 🪐
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Episode produced by Evan Nicks and Andy Tabbat.
Music in this episode was sourced and licensed from Envato Elements or the Independent Music Licensing Collective (IMLC).
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Wonderful and very well done! Nice job, Andy!
Hi, apologies for my slowness at replying, I was away and my life still only has 24 hours per day. Thanks for the offer of files but I can get them OK one way or another. I've downloaded these podcasts through gPodder, or through Substack (I'd found the relevant button no probs) and I've gone to the Naked Age site.
I think that what I had really meant was I hope there that there will continue to be options to access these podcasts that are not just the more 'walled-garden' type that Apple or Spotify are.