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Mark Storey has literally written the book on the history of the nudist movie. Starting in the 1930s and continuing up and through the 80s and 90s, his book "Cinema au Naturel," is a great introduction and reference for those looking to learn more about the genre. 

Not all nudist/nudism movies were created to make a fast buck. And, believe it or not, not all of the movies are terrible. Mark guides through this most fascinating and under-examined film genre.

"Cinema au Naturel," is available right now from Wolfbait Press and can be ordered wherever you get your books. Or from an independent bookstore on-line. We highly recommend you check it out.

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This week's episode is a little different than others- we're hosting a round table discussion to talk about some of the topics and issues that come up in the nudism lifestyle. This week we talk about diversity in nudism- how do you make any group more diverse, how do you let folks know that they are welcome, how do you make them feel welcome and what are the things that are perhaps preventing people from joining in?

We are joined by RJ, Big Z, Coca and Monica, all We Bare All members, and we get their take on this important topic.

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Monica is a nude art model. (So is John, which is how she came to join us on the show.) We talked with Monica about how she got into the job, the best and worst parts and why eye contact can be so awkward. (Or at least, how we would make it awkward.)

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We got to talk with Big Z, an artist and member of We Bare All. Her work is bright, colorful and uniquely her. She works in a variety of mediums and on a variety of surfaces (including the human body)! Check her out on Instagram, and her website, www.buyartnotpussy.com will be live soon!

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Cold weather got you down? We check in with Nancy a member at the Shangri La Ranch in New River, Arizona, and Brenda and Tom, visiting Shangri La for the first time. We cover all of the things the Ranch offers and what makes it so special. (And if you want to learn more, check out their website and you can download a free day pass!)

Plus, we're under 150 days away from the bike ride and we're looking for poster and t-shirt designs!

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The whole gang is back together as we go over the final stories about the hotel takeover, Heidi gives us the St Maarten report and John reminds us all of the beauty of art. 

And next week, we're heading to the Lost Horizon! (Kinda.)

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Another hotel takeover is in the books! In this episode we'll sit down with Steve and Katie from the Chicago Fun Club and Justin from CANS. And if that isn't enough, we talk with our hula-hoop winner!

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The hotel takeover is this weekend! And, if that wasn't enough, there will be a We Bare All Podcast sponsored event! Listen for more info. Plus, we'll be recording at the event, so next week get ready to hear reports direct from poolside!

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JP Riley has had quite the life so far, and he's not even close to done. After making the hit independent film Act Naturally in 2011, he's back with the follow-up, Act Supernaturally. On top of writing, directing and producing, (he's also worked on Eddie Murphy's Axel F and the video for Taylor Swift's "You Need to Calm Down") he also wrote the music with his band Nak'd Lion.

Act Supernaturally is scheduled for release in the US on April 20th. (We'll share links when they're available.) And you can find Nak'd Lion's music wherever you get your music.

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Katrina Brees is leading a revolution. Practicing and encouraging "sovereigntitty", Katrina is working to make laws in Massachusetts equal for men and women who want to be topless. On top of that, she is the "Mother Shucker" for the Bearded Oysters Krewe, a body-hair positive group based in New Orleans but marching in parades around the country. And if that isn't enough, her art is part of Kolossos, a Carnavale bike performance art group that is truly awe inspiring to behold. (Also, she makes merkins!)

For more information on all of these things, check out the websites: For Equalititty (including a letter you can mail to your representatives, to encourage topless equality, click here, For the Bearded Oysters (and they welcome everyone from anywhere,) click here. And for the Kolossos Krewe, check out their site here.