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On this week\u2019s episode of The Radio Times Podcast, Jane Garvey sits down with documentary-maker Louis Theroux to discuss his upcoming BBC2 docu-series Forbidden America<\/a>. Over the course of three documentaries, Theroux investigates the alt-right movement in America, Florida\u2019s rap industry and the effects the Me Too movement has had on pornography.<\/p>\n Chatting with Jane Garvey, Theroux unpicks the double-edged attitude to sexuality that exists within our society \u2013 the hypocrisy of those who consume adult content, but find its creators \u201cdisgusting\u201d. The pair candidly chat about the billions of people who consume explicit content \u2013 but are, generally, uninterested in talking about it. In typical Theroux fashion, the British documentarian is unafraid to start the conversation \u2013 and pose the questions no one else dares to ask.<\/p> This week\u2019s episode welcomes a brand new feature on The Radio Times Podcast \u2013 \u201cButcher\u2019s Choice Cuts\u201d. Radio Times editor and writer David Butcher, armed with his extensive telly knowledge, joins the podcast to offer up five Theroux documentaries you simply cannot miss (all available on iPlayer).<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Jane Garvey and Rhianna Dhillon dissect the shows, broadcasting this week, that you should not miss \u2013 and those you should give a wide berth. Everything from season 2 of Rose Matafeo\u2019s Starstruck<\/a> to Channel 5\u2019s The Teacher.<\/p>\nWhat else can I expect from Episode 22?<\/h3>\n