Weekly Wrap: Jun 22
News, historical articles, podcast episodes, new webcomics and more, this week on Planet Nude
Welcome to another Weekly Wrap. This week, we bid farewell to a ninety-year nudist institution. We announced the incoming president of AANR. We looked at community discontent at Vancouver’s most popular naturist beach. We celebrated thirty-eight years of top freedom in New York. We released an all-new episode of Naked Age, and we welcomed a new webcomic to Strips! Damn! What a week!
We’re also still raising money for women afflicted with Obstetric Fistula. We’re 1/4 of the way to our goal! Help us raise the rest with a small donation!
All kinds of good content below. Read on!
This week on Planet Nude 🪐
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Celebrating Pride 🏳️🌈
A collection of LGBTQIA+-centered stories for Pride month.
Help us raise vital funds for women in need
Planet Nude a Skinny Dip at Bates Beach, California, on July 13th, 2024, hosted by the Southern California Naturist Association (SCNA). This event aims to raise funds for the Fistula Foundation, supporting women with obstetric fistula through vital surgeries. Help us reach and surpass our $2,000 goal by donating and joining us in celebrating body positivity and naturism.
Another way to support our fundraiser is by exploring our Skinny Dip Day collection in the Planet Nude gift shop. All proceeds from purchases in this collection will be donated to our fundraiser!
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Podcasts this week 🎧
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This week on Strips 🚀
Greyfriar’s Isle
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Welcome to Nudeville
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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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