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Planet Nude

A podcast exploring nudity in history, culture, politics, and art. A new way to explore the stories we share on Planet Nude.

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Court blocks arrests over naturism at Brazil’s Praia da Galheta Mar 16, 2026

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A Brazilian court has ruled that people visiting Praia da Galheta cannot be arrested or detained solely for practicing naturism, finding that nonsexual nudity does not constitute an “obscene act” under the country’s Penal Code. The decision offers legal protection for beachgoers while leaving broader regulation unresolved, as local authorities continue to debate how the site should be formally governed.

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Nude beach signs caught in national park review Mar 15, 2026

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Signs warning visitors about nude sunbathing at Playalinda Beach have been swept into a broader federal review of interpretive materials across the U.S. National Park Service. The signs, intended to alert beachgoers that naturists frequent the northern stretches of the shoreline, appeared in a leaked database of materials flagged for internal review by the Department of the Interior. The unexpected inclusion highlights how even routine visitor guidance can become entangled in larger debates over public lands, cultural interpretation, and the visibility of nude recreation.

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Smart glasses present a new challenge for nudists Mar 10, 2026

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For generations, nudists have dealt with unwanted spectators lurking at the edges of beaches and resorts. The tools have changed, but the problem has not disappeared. As smart glasses equipped with cameras, artificial intelligence, and soon facial recognition begin to spread, new questions are emerging about privacy, safety, and consent. A technology built for convenience may quietly transform the risks of being naked in public, raising urgent concerns for naturists and anyone who values anonymity in shared spaces.

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Femen stages topless protest in Paris for International Women’s Day Mar 09, 2026

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On International Women’s Day in Paris, a small group of activists staged a protest designed to travel far beyond the street where it began. Wearing pig masks and painted slogans, members of Femen used their familiar tactic of topless demonstration to condemn powerful figures tied to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. This episode looks at the group’s long-running strategy of political nudity and the debate it continues to spark about spectacle, autonomy, and the power of images in modern protest movements.

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Goodland goes on the market Mar 09, 2026

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The former home of Goodland Country Club, a historic nudist resort in New Jersey with roots stretching back to the early 1930s, has been listed for sale. The 35-acre property includes a Victorian main house, cabins, campsites, and recreational facilities that once supported a thriving naturist community. Its closure in 2024 ended nearly nine decades of activity on the site, leaving the future of the estate—and its place in nudist history—uncertain.

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The vulnerability of Smoke Sauna Sisterhood Mar 06, 2026

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Inside a dim Estonian smoke sauna, a circle of women gather to sweat, wash, and speak with unusual honesty. Stories of family, illness, sexuality, violence, and survival rise slowly through the steam, carried by a tradition that has endured for generations. This episode lingers inside that intimate space, where bodies are present but never objectified, and where vulnerability becomes a shared ritual. What unfolds is less a documentary about nudity than a portrait of trust, memory, and the quiet power of communal exposure. 🪐Read the article at www (dot) planetnude (dot) co

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Spencer Tunick's Naked World Feb 18, 2026

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What happens when a mass nude installation moves from city to city, culture to culture, continent to continent? This episode follows Spencer Tunick beyond the familiar story of arrests and controversy and into a global tour shaped by cooperation, resistance, vulnerability, and quiet moments of connection. As bodies gather in public spaces from Montreal to Melbourne to Antarctica, the focus shifts from spectacle to participation—and to what nudity reveals about power, politics, and belonging when it crosses borders.

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The gift of a partner who doesn’t share your passion but supports it anyway Feb 16, 2026

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There is a particular kind of love that does not insist on joining you in the sun. It waits at home, half dressed, cheering you on. In this reflection on marriage, autonomy, and social nudity, Dustin Cox traces what eleven years with a nudity-neutral husband have taught him about acceptance. The story moves through resorts and private balconies, through queer identity and the quiet negotiations of long partnerships, toward a simple truth: support can be more intimate than participation. As an audio piece, it lingers on gratitude, on the rhythm of separate passions, and on the rare freedom of being fully yourself while someone else stands beside you.

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The cost of staying Feb 13, 2026

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A platform built on openness now faces a test of its own boundaries. As investigations reveal how extremist publications are monetized and amplified, creators are left to weigh something few independent publishers ever planned for: the reputational cost of the infrastructure beneath them. This is a story about speech, responsibility, and the fragile scaffolding that holds digital communities together. It unfolds as both warning and reckoning, asking what happens when neutrality becomes an active choice. 🪐

This episode is an audio reading of the Planet Nude article “An open letter to Substack.”

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Vermont redraws the line Feb 11, 2026

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For decades, Vermont has stood apart for its unusually permissive approach to public nudity. A new bill in the state legislature would end that era. This episode tracks the introduction of House Bill H.683, which proposes a statewide criminal ban on public nudity, including on private property visible from public spaces. As local restrictions give way to a broader legal shift, the measure raises questions about civil liberties, local control, and how quickly long-standing norms can be rewritten through statutory language. 🪐

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