About this episode
The episode discusses the upcoming trial regarding the nude culture at Denny Blaine Park in Seattle and its implications for public space and bodily autonomy.
A major trial over Seattle’s Denny Blaine Park is set to begin May 27, with Friends of Denny Blaine arguing that the beach’s long-standing nude culture is lawful, historically significant, and constitutionally protected. The legal defense draws on recent Washington case law, naturism research, and the documented history of the park itself, reframing the dispute as a broader conflict over public space, expression, and bodily autonomy. More at www dot planetnude dot co. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.planetnude.co/subscribe
Topics covered
- legal trial
- nudity
- public space
- bodily autonomy
- historical significance
- naturism
Keywords
- Denny Blaine Park
- Seattle
- nudity
- public space
- bodily autonomy
- legal trial
- naturism
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Friends of Denny Blaine
Books & works: naturism research, Washington case law
Places: Denny Blaine Park, Seattle
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