Part One: Rudolf Steiner: The Racist Who Invented Organic Farming and Waldorf Schools

Part One: Rudolf Steiner: The Racist Who Inve...

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Part Two: Jimmy Saville: Britain's Unending Nightmare

Robert explains how Jimmy Saville went from bike race commentator to pop music DJ and gatekeeper to the stars, and how much of Britain clamored to give him access to young girls as a reward.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

Part One: Jimmy Saville: Britain's Unending Nightmare

Robert explores the life and times of Jimmy Savile, the face of the BBC for decades, an ally of Margaret Thatcher, and a pedophile rapist on an incomprehensible scale.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

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