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A Little Bit Culty \\u2013

We took zero breaks between seasons because we need you to hear this episode. Erin Robbins wasn\\u2019t featured in Wild Wild Country, the 2018 Netflix Docuseries about Bhagawan Shree Rajneesh, also known as Osho. She lived it in real-time. She discovered the controversial guru\\u2019s teachings at age 23 in 1977, and by the time he summoned her to his bedroom a year later for a \\u2018special and secret\\u2019 meeting that quickly devolved into a vile and violating encounter (the first of many) she thought he was the greatest spiritual master who\\u2019d ever walked the planet. Erin disregarded her father, the co-founder, and owner of the Baskin-Robbins ice cream company, risking her family connection and inheritance in order to follow a man who would eventually lead his disciples into a world of murders, mass poisonings, and the gross sexual violation of children. After nearly 45 years of staying quiet, Erin is sharing her story after waking up just a year ago. This episode is full of potentially triggering content related to child abuse, coerced sterilization, and sexual assault. It also contains a staggering amount of bravery. Here\\u2019s to the healing power of the truth.\\xa0

About Our Guest:

Erin Robbins, M.Ed. is an award-winning artist who lives in Northern California.

Website: erinrobbins.life\\xa0

Twitter: @erinrobbins_\\xa0

FB & Instagram: @erinrobbins.life

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CREDITS:\\xa0

Executive Producers: Sarah Edmondson & Anthony Ames

Production Partner: Citizens of Sound\\xa0

Producer: Will Retherford

Associate Producer: Jess Tardy

Theme Song: \\u201cCultivated\\u201d by Jon Bryant co-written with Nygel Asselin

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