In this episode, we’ll meet Barry, a lifelong member of one of America's oldest nudist clubs: Rock Lodge, a man whose personal nudist story intersects with the history of that great club. Plus, the “big bang” of American nudism. Enjoy!
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Rock Lodge ClubOfficial website https://www.rocklodge.com/
Twitter https://twitter.com/RockLodgeClub
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Research made possible byDorothy Coleman - https://rocklodge.com/
Naturist Education Foundation Research Library - https://naturisteducation.org/programs/nefrl/
American Nudist Research Library - http://ANRL.org
Western Nudist Research Library - http://WNRL.org
Historical Excerpts Voiced byWinn Manning
Priscilla Hagen
David Lennick
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