Campaigning journalist, broadcaster and historian Alex Renton shines a light into the dark corners of British society.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture |
Journalist Alex Renton is sent a secret membership list of a pro-paedophile group active in the 1970s and 80s.
It’s a lot to take in. Alex is not only a journalist, he’s a survivor of child sexual abuse.
The Paedophile Information Exchange (PIE) c... more
A social care consultant who advises the government on children in care, is raided by police in 1992. A detective finds evidence linking him to the Paedophile Information Exchange (PIE).
A local social worker is called in. He and the detective searc... more
Alex Renton tries to find out more about the notes scribbled in the margins of the PIE membership list. It looks like they were written by police, who were going door to door visiting the members listed in the document. But this active investigation ... more
Alex Renton has letters and documentation passed to him by a secret source. He tries to track down a former member of the defunct pro-paedophile group, the Paedophile Information Exchange, or PIE.
He delves into the group's origins and discovers tha... more
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Thanks you for this terrifyingly shocking and honest story. I so wanted to be surprised at the levels of abuse and neglect but of course it was a sad reality for so many
I have just listened to episode 1. Children are failed in so many ways and so very much more could be done by people in positions of power, politicians, judges, police, to listen, learn and protect children. The impression I have is this podcast values children and their experiences. I appreciate the respectful tone, gravitas, unflinching approach and preparedness to listen. Excellent, ethical journalism. Thank you .
In this age of investigative storytelling, not much shocks me anymore. But this one packs a punch. Well told, consistently focused, painful at times, and compelling. To realize that PIE not only existed openly for years, but also influenced social work training and policy (perhaps even now) is apalling.
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The content focuses on the exposure of child sexual abuse, particularly in elite educational institutions in Britain. Episodes reveal personal narratives from survivors, delve into historical accounts, and scrutinize systemic failures in accountability and justice. Noteworthy discussions center around the Paedophile Information Exchange and notorious figures involved in abuse cases, often intertwining personal testimony with critical societal insights. This podcast is particularly unique in its candid exploration of sensitive topics, bringing forth chilling anecdotes and compelling calls for action regarding past and ongoing issues of abuse within established institutions.
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