Weekly Wrap: Jan 11
From social media censorship to family naturism challenges, this week on Planet Nude
Welcome to our 54th Weekly Wrap!
Before we get into it, the city I live in (the city of angels) is burning. An estimated 180,000 people have been displaced by the fires around Los Angeles this week, and many of those people have lost everything. If you have even a few extra bucks in your pocket this weekend, please consider making a donation to the California Fire Foundation to help those impacted directly. Anything you can give helps. Thanks.
This week, we’re tackling some of the biggest conversations in naturism today—from the global fight against social media censorship to the struggles naturist families face in navigating cultural taboos. We also highlight BeReal’s double standard on authenticity and invite you to share your stories. Plus, all-new Strips! Weeze the juice, buuuuud-dy! 🚀
This week on Planet Nude 🪐
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Diary of the Astro-Nudes
“Bare pleasantries”
By Ahmed Raafat
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Nudie Cutie Comics
“Up the Riviera”
By Zaftig Pink
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No new podcasts this week 🎧
Still in rotation:
Sky Farm Rising
In this episode of Naked Age, we journey to Sky Farm, the oldest continuously operating nudist club in America, and uncover its remarkable history. Founded in 1932 by a group of German immigrants led by Kurt Barthel and Bill Meyer, Sky Farm became a sanctuary for freedom and community. Through a rare archival interview and vivid storytelling, we trace its roots, the challenges it overcame, and the legacy it continues to uphold as a living testament to the nudist movement.
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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