Vickie Scott+FollowBurning Man’s Wild Shift: From Art to Elite?Burning Man’s co-founder John Law is totally over what the festival’s become. He says it’s now a playground for rich tech bros and influencers, not the wild, rule-free artist haven it started as. Even the infamous Orgy Dome got wrecked by crazy winds this year! Long-timers are torn—some miss the old days, others say the chaos and community are still worth it. Would you still go party in the desert? #Culture #BurningMan #FestivalCulture20Share
Frank Christensen+FollowBurning Man baby: Surprise birth in the desertA woman gave birth in an RV at Burning Man, and neither she nor her husband had any clue she was pregnant! The baby girl arrived with the help of festival-goers, including a pediatrician and a NICU nurse who just happened to be nearby. The parents say there were zero signs of pregnancy—no morning sickness, no baby bump. The newborn, named Aurora, was airlifted to a hospital and is doing well. Can you imagine experiencing something this life-changing at a festival? What would you do if you were in their shoes? #Health #BodyHealth #BurningMan60Share
Vickie Scott+FollowA baby born at Burning Man: Strangers uniteA Utah couple’s world turned upside down when Kayla Thompson unexpectedly gave birth to a baby girl in her RV bathroom at Burning Man—without even knowing she was pregnant! Amid festival chaos and desert mud, fellow Burners, including a nurse and a doctor, rushed in to help, proving how powerful community can be in a crisis. The couple left everything behind and now face the challenges of new parenthood far from home. What would you do in their shoes? Have you ever experienced or witnessed a life-changing event in an unexpected place? #Culture #BurningMan #CommunitySupport141Share
tuckerariel+FollowSurprise Baby at Burning Man?!Imagine thinking you’re just vibing at Burning Man, then boom—you give birth in your RV with zero warning. That’s what happened to Kayla, who had no clue she was pregnant (no symptoms, not even showing!). Luckily, a squad of doctors and nurses magically appeared to help deliver baby Aurora, who arrived a month early. The parents had nothing ready—no nursery, no supplies, nada. Now, they’re in Reno while their tiny miracle gains strength in the NICU. Wildest festival story ever? #Health #BodyHealth #BurningMan00Share
Melinda Gutierrez+FollowA baby born at Burning Man: Desert chaos, unexpected joyImagine heading to Burning Man for art and adventure, only to leave as new parents! Kayla Thompson had no idea she was pregnant when she went into labor in the middle of the Nevada desert. With dust storms raging and festival chaos all around, a group of festival-goers—including a nurse and an OBGYN in his underwear—rushed to help deliver her baby in an RV. Against all odds, their daughter arrived safely. This wild story is a reminder of how strong community spirit can be, even in the most unpredictable places. What would you do in their shoes? #Health #BodyHealth #BurningMan00Share
Michelle Taylor+FollowBurning Man: Just a Rich White Party Now?Burning Man’s co-founder John Law is totally over it—he says the festival’s become a giant party for rich white people and lost its original counterculture vibe. He even called it “the least interesting thing” he’s done and slammed the idea that it’s all about freedom (spoiler: it’s not free). The wildest part? He’s got beef with fellow founder Larry Harvey for taking all the credit. Looks like the desert drama is hotter than ever! #Culture #BurningMan #FestivalDrama10Share
Zachary Vazquez+FollowBurning Man's Wildest Rules ExposedBurning Man isn’t just wild art and desert parties—there are some seriously quirky rules! You can’t pick your own festival name (someone else has to give you a ‘playa name’), you have to sign a death waiver, and you need to bring in and haul out EVERYTHING (yep, even your trash). Feathers are a no-go because of the ‘leave no trace’ policy, and cash is basically useless. Oh, and don’t even think about snapping random pics without asking! Would you survive Black Rock City’s rulebook? #Culture #BurningMan #FestivalLife10Share
Edward Parrish+FollowBurning Man isn’t a theme park—real risks, real costsBurning Man’s wild desert adventure comes with more than just dust and art: some attendees are leaving with serious injuries and huge medical bills. Last year, over 1,500 people needed medical help, and a few faced life-changing accidents that cost thousands—even with on-site clinics. The festival’s remote Nevada location means ambulance rides and hospital visits can break the bank, and insurance doesn’t always cover it. Despite the dangers, many keep coming back for the thrill and the community. Would you risk it for the experience, or is the price of adventure just too high? #Health #BodyHealth #BurningMan00Share
