Weekly Wrap: Dec. 6
Creativity, community resilience, and shaping the future of naturist spaces, this week on Planet Nude
Welcome to this week’s Weekly Wrap! Planet Nude has been buzzing with stories that include celebrity surprises to community conversations, legal shakeups, and cultural shifts across the naturist world. We’re unpacking a quirky bit of Blues Traveler history, exploring how naturism shapes friendships, and taking a closer look at Charlie Sheen’s unexpected nudist childhood memory. There’s news from Germany and Florida, a Giving Tuesday spotlight on nudist education, and a look at how Zipolite is using the arts to shape its future.
You’ll also find fresh comics, new podcast episodes, and a roundup of last week’s standout reads.
Alright, now let’s get into this week on Planet Nude. 🚀
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New podcasts this week 🎧
Naked, Nudists, and Naturists
In Episode 147 of Naked, Nudist, and Naturists, Frank and Lisa strike up a conversation with Stephanie Brown of the Indiana Naturists about the joys of nude bowling, where “crazy socks” are the only rule. Stephanie shares how her club uses “clothing-optional” events to ease in nervous newcomers and discusses life in a Green Bay Packers-themed home, offering a fun, heartwarming look at normalizing nudism in the Midwest.
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That’s a wrap
That officially wraps up this week! Join us next Saturday for more insights and stories from the week ahead. 🪐
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