It’s a new year. Is this your nude year too?

A recent article in Australia’s Central News covered a very private nudist location. It’s a great example of how not to cover nudism, as a reporter. Even though it’s a serious, intelligent and well-written piece, it has some significant failures as a piece of journalism.

Many say “I would visit a nude beach, but not until I lose 10 pounds!” That’s just an excuse - nudism is already for you.

If you’re a nudist, do you cook nude?

If you're in a colder climate like I am, being a nudist can be a daunting idea for three or four months of the year. Here's how to be a nudist when the winter weather approaches.

For those who like to dress up, it’s a fun time to put on some crazy costumes. But it’s a bit difficult for nudists, who, well, don’t really like to dress up.

We know journalism about nudism is terrible. Here’s a handy card to help see exactly how bad it can be!

I've appeared on two naturist podcasts to date, and they were both great experiences. Here are the naturist podcasts I listen to

That first trip to a nude beach was relaxing, inspiring, exciting. But I couldn’t just sit on the sand all day. I wanted to see the whole beach… As I reached the water and began to walk, I saw someone: a woman, walking straight down to the water from where she and her male companion were sitting.

Nudism is a simple preference for one’s own nudity — no more and no less. There is no qualifying amount you must be nude, no particular community you need to be a part of. Nudism isn’t a club. It’s a way of being.