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Naked protesting is in the news with some bike riders staging an emergency ride in Portland to protest ICE. We talk with Marty from San Francisco about his work with WBA, and his work with the San Francisco bike ride and why the Bay Area might be one of the best cities for a nudist to live.

Plus, MerkinChat returns...

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This week, Heidi is out of town, so John and Luke are left to their own devices to talk about the question of free speech, specifically in Milwaukee and how it might impact events like the World Naked Bike Ride. Thank God they have roller staking to talk about too.

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We're off this week, but we have a fascinating conversation to share with you from one of our other podcasts. We talked with Jeff Dawson from the Society for the Advancement of Nude Skydiving (SANS). Enjoy!

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Sherwin Hughes is a fixture in Milwaukee radio. He can be heard every day on 101.7 The Truth radio. John was a guest on Sherwin's show and now he's returning the favor. We cover a lot, including Sherwin's health scare and a few insights into politics in Wisconsin.

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This week we sit down with WBA member Cass to talk about the important role nudism has played in her recovery from addiction and the growth in her spirituality. (And that's not mentioning the role nudism played in her own self-acceptance.) 

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Last week we talked with friend of the show Justin about a bunch of things. And as we were wrapping, the question of weekend activities came up. And we wondered... is there anything else nudists like to do more than play volleyball?

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This week, we talk with Justin who has some fascinating stories to tell. From his events with the Chicago Fun Club, the various cities on the World Naked Bike Ride, to his participation with CANS (Chicago Area Naturist Sons) and the magical draw of The Blue Man Group. We cover a lot in this one!

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Last weekend Valley View Recreation Club was the host for the first annual Born to be Naked Music Festival. How well did it go? (Hint: They're already talking about next year's festival.) We talked with Ralph, who organized the whole shebang how it all went.

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One of the most interesting conversations we had during the ANNR 2025 convention was with the mothers who run the Yams and Jams program. (Programs designed to introduce kids into the world of non-sexual, social nudity.) How do they work? What do they do and, most importantly, how do the kids feel?

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No guests, just our conversation, as we discuss new laws, roller skating and, of course, ice cream.