Naked in a Cave

Introducing Jessica

Since her first naturist experience as part of the office team at Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park in 2022, Jessica’s involvement in naturism has grown exponentially. First by going from taking a temporary seasonal job on a whim to taking a risk in making it a full-time career; but also by going well beyond mere employment to being a dedicated activist for the values of the naturist movement. Along the way, her experiences have changed her in ways she did not expect. Now she takes on responsibilities for editing and producing this podcast. In this episode, Jessica recounts her journey. Links to useful information and items mentioned in this episode: NOTE: Due to censorship rules, links only work on the main show website at naturistlivingshow.com [https://www.naturistlivingshow.com/]. * Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park * Hanlan’s Point Beach * EuNat * Stand up comedy at Bare Oaks * Playa Zipolite, Mexico * Centre Hélio-Marin (CHM) Montalivet, France * Bare Necessities Cruises Photo: Jessica & Stéphane at Hanlan’s Point beach in Toronto Episode CLXIX Become a Patron!

Naked in a Cave

We are back with an explanation for the long delay. Then Tim Chizmar and Just Nekid Sarah take us through their experience staying at the Full Tan Sun Club in Albany, New York and participating the 6th and last Naked in a Cave event at Howe Caverns. They interview a number of people including April Islip who organized the event. Links to useful information and items mentioned in this episode: NOTE: Due to censorship rules, links only work on the main show website at naturistlivingshow.com [https://www.naturistlivingshow.com/]. * Clothesfree.com * Tim Chizmar * Full Tan Sun Club * White Thorn Lodge * Bare Oaks * AANR East * Nudels of Nudeland * Howe Caverns Photo: Tim & Sarah at Howe Caverns Episode CLXVIII Become a Patron!

Blind Naturist

Much of the issue around nudity has to do with either being seen nude or seeing others that way. Therefore naturism for a person without sight should be easier – but it is not. Accessibility for those with disabilities is a challenge throughout the world. For those who participate in naturism, it is no easier. Most beaches are in remote and difficult to access locations. Many clubs and resorts were built decades ago and have limited adaptations for disabled people. What is even more problematic is the lack of understanding from many people in the community. Links to useful information and items mentioned in this episode: NOTE: Due to censorship rules, links only work on the main show website at naturistlivingshow.com [https://www.naturistlivingshow.com/]. * Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park * Naturism with a Disability by Naked Wanderings * AODA – Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act * ADA – Americans with Disabilities Act * Black’s Beach – nude beach in southern California * Baker Beach – nude beach near San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge * Aira – on-demand video remote interpreting for both the blind & low-vision community; and the Deaf Community. Photo: a family at Bare Oaks as a visually impaired person might see them Episode CLXVII Become a Patron!

CAMP Zipolite

Zipolite’s history as a surfing destination for hippies in the 60’s laid the ground work for today’s free-spirited atmosphere and acceptance of nudity. In recent years, it has become well-known for the enormously popular annual nudist festival. But within the village lies an even more interesting space known as CAMP. A place to gather, stay, and grow that is very specifically designed with “social architecture to support amongness.” When you stay, you become part of a social experiment in community. Anthony and Ernest explain the vision behind this unique venue. Links to useful information and items mentioned in this episode: NOTE: Due to censorship rules, links only work on the main show website at naturistlivingshow.com [https://www.naturistlivingshow.com/]. * CAMP Website * Nick & Lins Zipolite YouTube Video * Naked Wanderings guide to Zipolite * Festival Nudista Zipolite episode of the Naturist Living Show * Nude Revolution * Rock Lodge Club, New York Photo: the pool at CAMP Episode CLXVI Become a Patron!

Esperanto

Naturists have always seen the movement as one that can bring humanity together. International gatherings started in 1951 and led to the formation of the International Naturist Federation in 1953. But while we have our naturist values in common, the many languages of the world still make communicating challenging. What if there was a common language for everyone? A simple language with consistent grammar rules that was easy to learn? One that was everyone’s second language so that nobody has a native advantage? That was the idea behind Esperanto when it was created in 1887 and a group of naturists have been promoting it for many decades. Thierry Spanjaard tells us the vision and the fascinating story behind Esperanto in naturism. Links to useful information and items mentioned in this episode: NOTE: Due to censorship rules, links only work on the main show website at naturistlivingshow.com [https://www.naturistlivingshow.com/]. * INOE – Internacia Naturist Organizo Esperantista (International Naturist Esperanto Organization) * Universala Esperanto-Asocio (Universal Esperanto Organization) * Esperanto on Wikipedia * A YouTube video that explains Esperanto * Translate to and from Esperanto using Google Translate * The Château de Grésillon Photo: Naturist Festival at the Château de Grésillon Episode CLXV Become a Patron!