Weekly Wrap: May 12-18
This week on Planet Nude: Nudity sanctified at a Seattle beach and learning inclusion from Radical Faeries
Welcome back to another Weekly Wrap. What a week we had, right? And let’s talk about the color of this thumbnail. Gross! Why would I do that? I don’t know! But I won’t apologize for it. Anyway, it was another week full of news and views to keep you informed here on Planet Nude. Plus more new podcasts and comics! I could summarize it all here, but why spoil the surprise? It’s all laid out below for you to discover with relish. 🌭
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This week in podcasts
The Naturist Living Show: Naked Comedy Show
In Episode 158, we meet Billy Procidea, the producer and host of New York City’s long-running Naked Comedy Show. Join us as we explore the dynamics of this unique event where the comedians perform entirely nude, while most of the audience remains clothed—only the first two rows are clothing-optional. Dive into this intriguing episode to discover the reasons behind this distinctive setup. 🪐
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New Nudist Podcast: Meet the Candidates
AANR voting is now open! For episode 35 of the New Nudist Podcast, we sent the exact same ten questions to Tim Mullins and Linda Weber, the 2024 candidates for president of the American Association for Nude Recreation (AANR). We put their answers together into a debate-style format so you can hear directly from them their vision and ideas for their terms, should they be elected. We really learned a lot, and we think you will, too!
This week on Strips
Asada & Mischa
“What Lies Beneath”
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