New Nudist Podcast: Close to Home
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New Nudist Podcast: Close to Home
Episode 32 features discussions with two naturist leaders whose “close to home” advocacy crosses the globe
Discover episode 32 of the New Nudist Podcast: "Close to Home." In this episode, we bring you two remarkable stories that hit close to the heart of naturism.
First, we talk to Helen Berriman, an influential naturist advocate in the UK, who, along with her husband Simon and their family, has been making waves in the media this year for their unabashed, close-to-home form of naturist advocacy.
Then, we bring it close to home for this Southern California-based podcast in a discussion with Gary Mussell, a passionate and experienced advocate for naturism in the region. He discusses recent developments and shifts in the SoCal naturist landscape, providing broader insights that naturists everywhere can appreciate.
Join us as we explore these captivating narratives, and embark on a journey that's "Close to Home." Be prepared to be inspired, informed, and connected to the vibrant world of naturism. 🪐
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New Nudist Podcast: Close to Home
I would love to be on your podcast to talk about my nudist film, "Micky's Summer Resort."
This was a great episode. Helen is so genuine and passionate, she's a really inspiring advocate and ambassador for naturism, whatever that looks like in the coming years. And Gary was fascinating. As a Brit, and of what I guess is the "younger generation" (I'm 45), I'm excited to see how things are going. I think the traditional clubs will probably wane, but a new generation of clothing-free places and activities will take their place. What I'm seeing in the generation below me is a desire to reconnect in person, particularly after the pandemic, so I believe social nudity will blossom again, but in a new way. And I'm hopeful it will be more accepted and seem less weird than that hidden behind the high walls and fences of traditional member clubs.