Exposing Rolf Harris - Suzi Dent Tells All

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Exposing Rolf Harris - Suzi Dent Tells All
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[@darkwitchhecate1347]

This interview has really stirred me, I am 56 years old and have been racked with guilt for years, I'm wish I had an ounce of this womens courage. Maybe I could of saved other children from being abused, I'm shaking as I write this, my 14 year old self is writing this. I was sexualy abused by a BBC camera man, he told me he worked on Top of the Pops , at the time he abused me they were filming a children's drama called Code Name Icrus which was aired in 1981 / 1982 . My parents had a pub that was being filmed in the drama, the crew used to drink in there after filming, I was star struck, especially with a camera man who was telling me about all of the famous pop stars he'd worked with, and Blue Peter, he even gave me a Blue Peter Badge which he conveniently produced from his trouser pocket. Whilst drinking at the bar he was buying baccadi and Coke, and buying me coke , he was then tipping the baccadi from his glass into mine, at the time I thought it was so cool, my parents had no idea what he was doing, at 10 o'clock my parents told me to leave the bar and go to bed which I did, due to the amount of alcohol I'd been given I fell asleep almost immediately, I guess it was aprox an hour later I was woken up by the camera man getting into my bed , I was absolutely terrified during my abuse. As an adult now I know I couldn't of been the only child he'd groomed and attacked, he knew exactly what he was doing. I didn't tell my parents because I thought I'd get into trouble, I told my Mum when I was 35 years old, she was mortified and sad that I didn't tell her at the time. I carry so much guilt, because I know i probably wasn't the last child he abused. The lady here has so much courage, how brave she is.

[@__Ess]

It’s not to late to do something official about it.

[@ronocmarley9092]

Name and shame

[@clairrollings3988]

@@pinkdonuts9260 It's always the abused that takes on the guilt if the abuser.

[@RebeccaWilliams-pl9cf]

It's not suitable dent from countdown. She'😢s English, this lady is clearly Australian

[@RebeccaWilliams-pl9cf]

Suzi not suitable

[@angelaglanville9377]

I had a friend who was a guest at a civic banquet in the 1980s. No one could sit down until the guest of honour took their seat. When she went to sit down the male dignitary in the seat next to her had put his hand, palm up, on her chair. She turned to him and quietly said. ‘ if you don’t remove your hand I’ll break your fucking arm!’ A no nonsense young woman ahead of her time!!

[@alyssa-jadelynnebutlin7778]

Suzie Dent, you are such a hero

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much 🙏🤩❤️

[@user-cv5cp3qf1d]

When Savile was exposed it came as no shock .. he creeped me out watching him on the TV in the 70s. Rolf Harris was different. He was part of our child hood. He was ‘uncle Rolf’ type character who we trusted and loved. As we grew up he then started to cry in the vets and we trusted him because it was Rolf. I’m of the generation that genuinely felt left down by him. A huge part of a lot of our childhoods yet turned out to be be a creepy fake. Impressed with Suzi and her way of handling this along with her honesty.

[@suzident1658]

Thank you so much 🙏🤩❤️

[@lisagreenhalgh7031]

What a fantastic lady an inspiration. Thank-you James for inviting this lady on .

[@susannamarker2582]

Tony Blair was fined £500 by Bow St Magistrates Court for solliciting young men in a public toilet. He gave his name as Charles Lynton and didn't appear in Court. Others in the ring were Gary Glitter and Cliff Richard. Why do you think Jill Dando was murdered ? She was getting too close.

[@suzident1658]

Thank you so much ❤

[@susannamarker2582]

@@suzident1658 Not at all.

[@suzimonkey345]

❤

[@becksarmour9922]

Thankyou Suzi for sharing your story . I also am a survivor of child and adult sexual abuse, and listening to you gives great positive support and the feel-good factor... Sending love ❤️ to you ❤❤❤❤

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much! Receiving your love with gratitude. 🙏🤩❤️

[@becksarmour9922]

@@suzident1658 ❤️❤️❤️

[@rikargent9079]

“I used to watch the prick.” Me too James, me too. Great interview! So much respect and admiration for both of you.

[@troublesumdemon5595]

Same here bro

[@mcfcguvnors]

Had his autograph ,that went in the bin years ago

[@upurkilt7246]

​@@mcfcguvnorsbest place for it

[@suzident1658]

Thanks so much ❤

[@itsme1585]

Some of the comments in this post are very worrying

[@debceenez]

Amazing! What a woman. Thank you. So much I can relate to as a woman of a similar age.

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much 🙏❤️

[@user-ey6si3ni9p]

Suzi is amazing, a true empath ❤

[@carlosbent5046]

I like the rice analogy... power ful words can be ....keep that in mind thanks james English 🐐🔥☯️🤟💕⭐🤩

[@matthewarmitage6681]

I don't even know this Lady but my God i am so proud of her. Amazing person x

[@suzident1658]

Thank you so very much ❤

[@catherineandrew9602]

Great podcast James ❤ Everything Suzi said about being a young woman in the 80's is 100% correct. I can so relate. Often, when we look back, we see the world with a 2023 lens, but it was a different world then. Harassment/innuendo against women in the work place/society was common place, and being a young working woman in the 80's, it was very much a man's world and you were seen as fair game 😪 Thank you Suzi for being a voice for the voiceless. I am looking forward to reading your book.

[@BAKEDPOTATOLARDYASS]

The good old days 😊

[@phoenixkali]

​@@BAKEDPOTATOLARDYASSI hope that's meant to be irony, if it's not you're on the wrong channel.

[@suzident1658]

Hi Catherine, thanks so much for your support. We women from that era, have an often unspoken solidarity. Sending you love.❤

[@CrystalPalestinian666-pi6wn]

​@@suzident1658 I w@#ked my heart out and laughed my head off watching you and Rachel on cats.

[@user-wu8ey2sd9m]

Yeah I agree 💯

[@philstrachan]

Good on you Suzi! All the men who witnessed your assult should be held accountable too. A friend of mine worked in the BBC in makeup and she told me it was well known you never let Harris alone with women or children. I live in Perth, Western Australia, two suburbs over from Bassendean - the suburn Harris was born in and grew up. The second he was convicted, the local Council disposed of all his artwork they had displayed around the district and the marking plaque of the house he grew up in was taken away. Working in tv myself, I know he was drspised and was a totally different person when the cameras were off.

[@suzident1658]

Thanks so much Phil for your support! And yes, I’m with you re all the witnesses. I imagine many have watched this trial over the years with bated breath!

[@philstrachan]

@@suzident1658 ❤️🍻 They would have been shitting themselves, I bet. 😉

[@philstrachan]

@@suzident1658 I started in professional theatre when I was 18 and was hit on by so many "straight" married men. 🙄

[@suzident1658]

Yep not many boundaries in the theatre world!

[@chiaroscuro333]

Well done Suzie for standing up to these creeps… for all of us who feel tainted by inappropriate touching or worse…My father knew Rolf in the 90’s and I remember us going to his house in Bray as a teen,. Don’t think anything happened to me, but remember him totally avoiding eye contact and as a kid or teen u always find that suspicious esp when they’re supposed to be children’s entertainers..

[@suzident1658]

Thanks so much for your support 🙏🏻🤩❤️

[@millyday]

Thanks for sharing!!!

[@paulinemakepeace4582]

OH!! My goodness Suzi is spot on about being touched by men. I was listening to a forum here on You Tube the other day and I put a comment saying exactly what Suzi is saying. A person jumped all over me saying I was exaggerating when I said I had men chasing me at 14. It does put you off commenting when people blast you with such anger.

[@susannamarker2582]

It wasn't just Harris. Tony Blair was fined £500 by Bow St Magistrates Court for solliciting young men in a public toilet. He gave his name as Charles Lynton and didn't appear in Court. Another in the ring was Gary Glitter and Cliff Richard. Why do you think Jill Dando was murdered ?

[@suzident1658]

Hi Pauline, sending you love and hugs, in solidity ❤

[@paulinemakepeace4582]

@@suzident1658 Than you so much for your comment. It does restore your faith in human kindness when people like yourself respond in such a kind and positive manner. Since my comment the other day on a You Tubers channel got such a nasty reply I no longer sub to them...however, I had said similar on a very respected lady You Tuber and abuse campaigners channel and got a very inappropriate response. There are so many deranged individuals out there. Your podcast was inspirational..I like joining in chat and sharing but it comes at a cost sometimes.

[@Trishawitchqueen]

James English, you're a great interviewer, and a great guy. I always love watching your shows. Keep doing what you do. ❣️

[@JamesEnglish]

❤️❤️❤️

[@jjann8387]

​@@JamesEnglishcan you please advise who the doctors interpreter is please who you mention around the beginning of this interview pls, Dr Romotu, how do you spell it please. Many thanks to you! Apologies if this is a repeat requests, I apologise x

[@moonchild66]

Thanks so much james❤what an absolutely beautiful.. strong..eloquent women...coming forwards was so courageous of her...i have so much respect for her strength resilience humour!!!💙🙏and empathy towards the other victims....not speaking out is a big many people have

[@michaelstewart8180]

First time i have ever laughed out loud listening to a Podcast about abuse. The part in court with Rolf Harris and left and slammed the court door twice. Suzie has left the building.

[@suzident1658]

😂😂 thank you! It makes me laugh too!

[@joannechristian6880]

Sat glued watching this, I was also raped and different abuses but I am still affected by it. To be able to feel at peace with myself would be my greatest achievement. I used drugs for nobody to look at me. Suzi is an absolute inspiration Great podcast James ❤

[@lesleymoven4776]

Wow what a fantastic , interesting, emotional interview… love this lady❤️💐what a contribution,should be so proud of herself👏👏👏thank you James for having her on your show x

[@JamesEnglish]

❤️❤️

[@suzident1658]

Thank you so much Lesley ❤

[@michaelhaywood8262]

I was very surprised at the time by Rolf's conviction. I liked him from when I was age 8 [when I used to watch his children's show Hey Presto!] until adult. To me all that time he was TVs 'Mr Clean'. Unlike Jimmy Savile there was nothing remotely suspicious or 'creepy' about him.He seemed a good likeable singer, I had his record Two Little Boys when I was 11/12 and a few years later two of his albums. He appeared to be a good TV entertainer/presenter for both children's and adult shows, comedian, artist and later, a documentary presenter [his animal shows in the 1990s]. Also in the 1990s he fronted an anti-child abuse campaign. He was also a talented artist and for this reason he was admired by the Queen. when he was first arrested I fully expected the allegations to be discredited and the case thrown out. I had considered the accusers to be either money-motivated or had merely considered affection to be abuse. Even after his conviction, I was sceptical and signed an on-line 'Rolf is Innocent' petition, thinking he had been a victim of malicious allegations for one of aforementioned reasons and a miscarriage of justice . However it appears that I was not the only one to be taken in by his image. It was only when I heard about the number of his accusers that I began to change my mind. person could have a few false accusers but not dozens.

[@JJ-pl5cj]

She’s changed so much since her Countdown days. Just shows what surgery can do

[@melanietodd226]

Not the same woman

[@TheTreeOctopus]

😂

[@jaycarrUK]

​@melanie Todd whoosh, that's the sound of that joke going over your head 😂

[@asham76]

😂😅😂

[@1stworldproblems873]

​@@melanietodd226 have a day off

[@chris379202]

I wonder how many more celebrities were like this, bet there were loads.

[@tinajefferies5682]

Susie you are a wonderful woman. What you’ve been through (me too) and how you have healed yourself and become who you are today is such an inspiration.

[@janethollman7894]

These people who knew should’ve been prosecuted as well, they were complicit as well.

[@tkaymak]

You are such an inspiration. Raising two girls in these times, we need women like you to speak out and be heard xx

[@Karen.705]

Such a beautiful brave woman wishing you all the best in your future 🥰

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much 🙏🤩❤️

[@postculthygge]

You've really inspired me. I'm 55 and had my fair share of sexual abuse, without being raped yet feeling like I was. Your advice is priceless.

[@suzident1658]

Thank you so much ❤

[@margaretcoyle4224]

I hope your heart is healing DONT let the twat ruin your life ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@wayneb8620]

The 'larger lady' on the breakfast shoe on a bed was Vanessa Feltz on The Big Breakfast in 1995/6. She has given the account of her story on Talk TV.

[@meakledavison4016]

Another fantastic podcast, brilliant story....well done ❤

[@dstuart5612]

Fabulous interview. Thank you both so much. 63 Yr old, forgave myself for abuses done to me through 70s and 80s,and 90s. It takes a lot of years, talking and hearing other's stories to enable change. I was 50 before I was able to show my bare shoulders or wear a non baggy t-shirt without feeling self conscious /guilty. Good luck and positive thoughts to all readers. Thanks again Suzi. All the best with your book and new projects to come. Big love. X

[@suzident1658]

Thank you for sharing your experiences. I’m so glad that you found forgiveness and found yourself in your 50’s. Sending you much love ❤

[@lindapow9351]

Ok glad to hear that

[@hilberryable]

So glad you mentioned the families of these monsters. They are so often forgotten and must go through tremendous strain and sadness and hounded by media. Often they may have not had any knowledge of what had been happening.

[@blabla-gz9lm]

Another great podcast 👏

[@JamesEnglish]

Thanks

[@markashdown1314]

Most interesting. Shocking stuff.

[@JayCee-hw4zc]

Your quote "Rich, powerful men get away with shit all the time" is so true! To say shame, is an understatement but I don't know what word to use. Bloody disgusting might be closer. Love you honestly. Sorry you had to endure that though.

[@gemman]

I listened first instead of watch and was expecting to see a stunningly beautiful woman by the way she talks about herself!

[@nicholamarieuk3818]

What a kick ass woman you are Suzi! Throughly enjoyed listening to you, despite the awful abuse. Love your confidence and strength and top sense of humour. I teared up listening to you talk about you and your inner 12 year old coming forward for Rolf Harris’s 14 year old victim ❤

[@suzident1658]

Thank you so much 🙏🤩❤️

[@patsykelly8043]

thank you suzi for sharing your story, what an inspiration you are, keep on shining!

[@suzident1658]

Thank you 🙏🤩❤️

[@LinnyHelen10]

Brilliant podcast

[@suzident1658]

Thank you ❤

[@kat7812]

Another amazing podcast James, I love listening to ur podcasts cause ur unlike any other interviewer as you actually allow whoever it is that your talking too, actually speak! This one and the Tommy R ones have been outstanding, we'll done James ❤zx

[@JamesEnglish]

Thanks Kat ❤️

[@healthybodz1969]

What a great podcast. Suzi is truly inspirational x

[@suzident1658]

Thank you very much ❤

[@suzimonkey345]

💯❤️💯❤️💯

[@michaelshields6022]

She has a great, authoritative and commanding voice. Love it.

[@susannamarker2582]

It was not just Harris. Back in the 80s, Tony Blair was fined £500 by Bow St Magistrates Court for solliciting young men in a public toilet. He gave his name as Charles Lynton and didn't appear in Court. Another one in the ring was Gary Glitter and Cliff Richard. Why do you think Jill Dando was murdered ? She was getting too close.

[@suzident1658]

Thank you ❤

[@fitzlcn8506]

She was really pleased to make the jury laugh, the first time she felt cool and she refuses to let that moment be forgotten. Her gravestone will read "Suzi Dent, made a jury laugh once.. Also did some other sh!t but the laugh is most important.

[@paullbobbinsbobbins2965]

I remember the show about teaching children to swim ,he would be in a pool with lots of small children, his hands I'm sure would often be out of sight going to places where no-one would see. That program was on for a few years,and he really complained when the show was pulled ,I wonder if they knew.

[@bpfromowc]

I miss her in “Dictionary Corner”.

[@melanietodd226]

It's not the same woman, she wasn't Australian

[@lisah9561]

@@melanietodd226 have you ever been tested for autism?

[@roddy2body]

I was gonnae make same joke

[@andrew1979ish]

@@melanietodd226🤦‍♂️

[@peterthe3rdbanks287]

@@melanietodd226 I think it was a joke

[@bobholyoake8577]

Tip of the iceberg,

[@judithshalders6560]

Suzi seems to be one of the most articulate woman I have seen interviewed. I don’t think “enjoyable” Is the right word but I really enjoyed this interview. I felt every thing she articulated was meaningful and true. Thank you Suzi for all woman and girls out there, I’m sorry you had to go through it but telling your story I’m sure will help many victims out there men or woman girls or boys .❤

[@suzident1658]

Thanks so much Judith for your support. 🙏🏻🤩❤️

[@suzident1658]

Thanks so very much for your support Judith 🙏🏻🤩❤️

[@darrensouthward1824]

Brilliant interview Brilliant string woman so funny . Omg your a star and perfect woman . Wish u nothing but happiness and peace

[@suzident1658]

Thank you so much for your support Darren 🙏🏻🤩❤️

[@clementkomene6596]

Great interview james what a tough woman suzi is all the best from new Zealand

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much ❤

[@thomaswhelan2483]

makes me uneasy, the relish she takes in describing her story!

[@Myles943]

Thank god someone who can see what I can see.

[@oliverbrown8038]

Yeah there's something not quite right about her.

[@normabrooke]

I’ve just been totally engrossed in watching this video. I wasn’t abused,but Suzi is so tough ,gutsy,and confident,she is so inspiring. I am now 80yrs old but I really wish I had Suzy’s attitude when I was younger. My hubby and I had a really unloved bringing up,but James we’ve been together for 60yrs,and it’s really took our three boys to teach us love,especially my youngest. Life is fucking tough Suzy and James,but just stay as you are and change for no one. My motto is ,I am what I am, thanks to Gloria Gaynor🤷🏻‍♀️. I just wish for a bright future to you both. ❤️❤️😘😘 great interview 💯

[@suzident1658]

Hi Norma, thanks so much for your support and for sharing your journey with us! Much appreciated! Sending you love!❤

[@debbiekallin2982]

Good on ya Suzi; I met RH in 1989 when I worked at The Book Place and he was promoting his poetry book release. First thing he grabs us girl (young staff) for a close hug for a photo. RH history with children goes much deeper than is widely known; he was evil and part of the inner circle; I am sure some of you know of which I speak! Save the children.

[@suzident1658]

Thanks so much for your support Debbie! 🙏🏻🤩❤️

[@ashleypower3606]

Oh Suzi, I’m so sorry on what you had to go through.

[@moonchild66]

Omg..mi love her!!!!!!😂❤❤❤❤

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much 🙏🏻🤩❤️

[@andtime4918]

I found it interesting that the first thing she mentioned was that her mum was a narcissist. So that clearly played a large role in her life. However, she then went on to make many narcissistic comments herself.

[@phoenixkali]

Everyone has narcissistic traits, doesn't make one a narcissist. Narc traits is a big part of living with ego and plays a part in protection and boundaries. And we can't all be empathic soft little cupcakes, they're the ones that get abused the most.

[@andtime4918]

@@phoenixkali yep. I wasn’t necessarily saying it was a bad thing to have narcissists traits, just interesting it was the very first thing she mentioned. I read narcissistic people tend to perform well in their careers. There are obviously advantages having those traits for the individual, but it’s is less clear if those advantages affect those around them in a positive way.

[@pussygalore731]

​@@phoenixkali Another KZbin Psychologist 😅 you people are just mental😅

[@offal]

@@andtime4918 They perfom well, that`s debateable i`d say they surround themselves with sheep like people who perfom well making them look like they perform well, they will take all the credit and if they make a mistake it`s someone elses fault, people are here to be used for the narcissists purposes to better themselves, they tend to project themselves more, their brain tells them they are better than everyone else and never do wrong, they will never admit it and cannot even see it and they will use the people around them to further their careers, this lady is hard working good at her job, she has skill and a brain, she is competative yes but absolutely at the opposite end of the scale to a narcissist. you`ll know NPD when you see it. The interesting thing to see with a person with ND is look at the people around them, they are totally hooked and will defend the narcissist even though they are being damaged. it`s like stockholm syndrome.

[@oliverbrown8038]

I agree she sent off some alarm bells with me, something not right.

[@michellejames4493]

This made me feel sick when it all first came out about him - I used to watch him on the TV all the time back in the 80s/90s… Suzi is a brave lady 🙏💕 sending a big virtual hug your way Suzi 💕💕💕💕💕

[@suzident1658]

Thanks so much Michelle! Receiving your hug with gratitude 🙏❤️

[@stung3848]

I’m very sorry for what she went through I must say that first! That is genuine, no one deserves that and Rolf was a disgusting pig! It seems she’s just like her mother on the narcissist front though, I didn’t think we were ever going to get to the topic for all the smoke she was blowing up her own butt!

[@nicholamarieuk3818]

Speaking confidently and proudly about one’s achievements does not mean you are a narcissist. When men do it, they’re strong alpha males but when women do, they of course must be a narcissist 🙄

[@stung3848]

@@nicholamarieuk3818 why are you bringing men into it? I’m only talking about the way she talks about herself, I don’t care about your misandrist views silly Nichola, no one does!! Go roll your eyes at the husband who hates you some more, if you managed to find a man that stupid that is!

[@georgecurtis5371]

Rolf was 56 not 63

[@juliemunro1]

I can identify with the sexual abuse as i too was molested from the age of 13 onwards by male members of my family. It does affect how you deal with life and what it throws at you.

[@itsme1585]

💯 respect for this lady

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much ❤

[@lenabena2351]

This lady is incredibly beautiful. She's strong , funny and so real. I really do admire her x

[@suzident1658]

Thank you so much ❤

[@lenabena2351]

@suzident1658 your very welcome . You managed to make me laugh and smile although your story is sad . I too had no good relationship with my " mother" . She sounds alot like how your mum was. I watch alot of things on KZbin but sometimes you watch someone on a video and just are drawn to them . Keep being the strong woman you are ❤️

[@teec5533]

Yet again another amazing interview. Strong strong woman x

[@suzident1658]

Thank you ❤

[@ann-marierose]

Great interview, wonderful and inspiring lady

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much ❤

[@aitch964]

What a great woman… enjoyed listening to her so much. I’m a similar age and went through such similar life situations and thoughts about myself. Fantastic interview thank you both

[@suzident1658]

Thanks so much ❤

[@kay7221]

This Lady is amazing! Thankou

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much ❤

[@user-mv5rq8xx1y]

Suzi is a wonderful, strong woman! Her strength and intelligence shine an extremely important light on the horror and trauma of sexual abuse. Suzi is to be congratulated!

[@suzident1658]

Thanks so much for your support!🙏🤩❤️

[@zoe4585]

What a beautiful soul 💛

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much ❤

[@oldfirelady4411]

I relate so much to what Suzi has been through - I have a story or two of my own. It's a complex issue though, and not as simple as women being the victims and men the perpetrators. In our work to ensure women get the support and justice they need we need to be aware and guard against the misuse and abuse of that very system by women. The processes in place to help and support women are being weaponised by some women - it's way too easy to make false allegations against men with devastating, permanent and irreversible consequences. In my case it cost my son his wife and family and in the end cost his life. The female got away scot free in spite of authorities knowing (and admitting they knew) that the allegations were false. While our experiences of abuse have been devastating, and the journey to recovery long and difficult, it's important to ensure we keep a balance and realise that abuse can and is perpetrated by men AND women, and that we need to advocate for justice for PEOPLE, not just women.

[@suzident1658]

Yes that’s so true!

[@lizrigby-jones3700]

So sorry for what you have endured. Surely, Rolf Harris's wife had some idea?

[@myrants5836]

She is an amazing person. She also looks incredible for someone who has turned 60. Good on her.

[@suzident1658]

Thank you very much ❤

[@chrispoumbouris1373]

Bet your friends can't get a word in! 😅

[@pussygalore731]

Another incel on KZbin

[@oliverpengilley]

Who has seen coming to America….”I’m gonna be a model then a rock star,pop star, I make videos, so I am gonna star in my own movies and produce my own movies….” Lol

[@nickharmer3049]

Wow.! Thanks for this James. I had no idea what had happened. I knew Harris had been exposed, but didn't know the details. What a strong woman. Props to her.! Bless up 👊

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much ❤

[@kerriparr615]

Thankyou James for giving this amazing lady a voice to tell her story which will inspire millions.

[@user-cv5cp3qf1d]

I have to object to the slur on scouts mentioned on here. I have been involved with scouts since a child and as a leader. I have taken many children away for weekends camping and they have had an adventure that they do not forget … and no one has been sexually abused. I appreciate there has been some bad apples and I fully support the key being thrown away for any convicted child abusers. However, in my years in scouting I have met many, many genuine people who ARE NOT sexually abusing kids. They are trying to facilitate some great experiences for young people in a safe environment.

[@clare2401]

And that's great, but that's just your personal experience. How do you know you weren't rubbing shoulders with child abusers? Do they wear a special badge or have a secret handshake? Unfortunately, history tells us wherever you get youth activities, you'll get paedophiles. Children's homes, Sunday school, sports practice, summer schools, theatre groups, schools, etc. These monsters hide in plain sight. They are married with families of their own, they help out at the school fair, they coach under 13s football on a Saturday morning. I find it slightly worrying your back went up at that comment

[@XTSu-sl1bb]

Lets remember they are a lot of good people out there also.

[@offal]

big breakfast it was paula yates who did the main bed interviews, but i`m sure liza tarbuck did some later on in the shows run

[@johncarroll772]

Vanessa and Rolf

[@starlight-hy7is]

Yes it was Vanessa Feltz

[@Sansara6666]

Brilliant interview ! I was so engaged in listening I couldn’t believe I’d been listening for over and hour and 40 minutes !

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much Luise ❤

[@moonchild66]

Btw james...i love how open minded you are to spurituality energy and crystals etc...and shat a protective father you are❤ ur daughter is truely blessed🙏

[@martinthornley1610]

James English is the original pod caster! He is the best and no1 touches him! All the others are intimidators, James is no1 . FACT

[@susangiles7869]

He was one of jimmy Saville associates,, well done suzy ! I always thought he was creepy as a child in the 70s

[@mattgosling2657]

Was he one of Jimmy saville's mates? I never heard of that, Jimmy was a really creepy man.

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much ❤

[@wetherall1968]

great interview and well done or standing up to these horrible rats no person should go thue this well done suzi xx

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much 🥳🤩❤️

[@-Ryans]

*THIRD IN THE WORLD* 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💪🏼💪🏼👏🏼👏🏼 She’s been through mega sh1t but still fun & bubbly, fkn fantastic woman 🫡☮️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@suzident1658]

Thanks so much 🙏🏻🤩❤️

[@duckjive1]

I used to love Rolf Harris,wouldnt of thought he had a bad bone in his body... if i find out Tony Hart is a Bacon & mollested Morph im gonna shoot myself

[@TracySunshineStott]

I didn’t see anyone making jokey comments on Andy Woodward’s podcast where he talked about being sexually abused.

[@fioredeutchmark]

Probably because he came across as a genuine victim and a top bloke, not a whiner looking to sell a book 👍🏻

[@JJ-pl5cj]

🚨 FEMINIST ALERT 🚨

[@chrisb6117]

@@fioredeutchmark turned off after 5 mins, can't do with the accent

[@pussygalore731]

​@@chrisb6117 And I'm sure your accents lovely

[@pussygalore731]

​@@fioredeutchmark So it's OK to be a sexist to women if they don't make you like them 😅 another incel

[@sylvia1823]

What a strong strong woman I was sexually abused by a family member as a child it has marred my whole life ❤

[@williams4434]

reminds me of Hayley Mills

[@suzident1658]

What a lovely compliment thank you ❤

[@williams4434]

@@suzident1658 You're welcome Suzi...

[@ek7463]

Love this- could listen to this lady all day long, lovely voice and a beacon of light, thank you for sharing, you have helped me

[@suzident1658]

Thanks very much 🙏🤩❤️

[@ek7463]

@@suzident1658 You are welcome X

[@marymongan6360]

Really good podcast with Suzy what a very gentle woman who has done a lot for people who were suffering due to abuse and other stuff & issues etc etc etc etc,, Very tough lady who went true a lot,,, God bless Suzy girl,, Really a first class podcast James as usual,,

[@suzident1658]

Thanks so much for your support ❤

[@phoenixkali]

I second that. It wasn't just in the tv industry it was everywhere in the '80s. Nothing at school prepared us women what greeted us in the workplace, like we were meant to be grateful to hold equal rights at work applications but discrimination was still rife amongst the workforce. I look back at that time as an unfortunate right of passage for womanhood to bear the brunt of sexual harassment and abuse, followed by the victim blaming to silence us.

[@suzident1658]

Yes! That was the experience of so many of us! The more we speak up and share our stories, the more change in society will happen. Sending you love and hugs ❤

[@hannahbaxter8825]

What do you mean? I was groped at school every day after I was the first girl in my class to get breasts. It was a different time. I'm not going to give a run down of every time in my life especially my youth that I have been groped, assaulted or date raped. I think most women have these experiences. I'm not saying it's ok and I'm glad it's changed now.

[@nickypiccallo]

@@hannahbaxter8825 Abuse and groping of young girls and women is still rampant in 🇬🇧. Nothing has changed, in fact pride month with men twerking almost naked in full view of children and all the other sexualised antics, pawn which is misogynistic in the extreme and teaching youngsters a twisted sexualisation rather than making love. I’m in my 60’s and am dismayed @ the lack of progress, the demise of our society. 👵🏽X👵🏻🇬🇧

[@lyramidsummer5508]

Now we have Schofield praying on very young boys. Things may have changed but young people are vulnerable to these depraved media personalites. Good interview, brings back memories of growing up in the 80s.

[@laynedoon7437]

what a lovely lady suzi is,i love her positive outlook on life,she done the right thing by coming forward,she is amazing,thanks for bringing her on james,great interview

[@xxwendyx]

He was filming at a local vets once & asked me if I wanted to take part with my dog when his assistant put a microphone pack on me he pulled my pants open looking in & down at my arse he said what’s down there the creepy horror bag

[@nineteen8486]

I lived near Rolf Harris was brought up in Perth WA .. people there still think he’s a top bloke

[@gnghngnvbnb7479]

where is the video with David Weiss?

[@bernese1004]

80's were best years

[@martinmcgrath1985]

Rolf doesn’t need exposed. He’s already been exposing himself.