In the early years of the twentieth century, a galaxy of unforgettable women became the principle exponents of the Bahá’í message on both sides of the Atlantic. Among them were Lady Blomfield, whose social position lent added force to the ardour with which she championed the teachings, and Ethel Jenner Rosenberg, who was described by Shoghi Effendi as England's outstanding Bahá’í pioneer worker. These two unforgettable women are the subject of full length biographies written by Robert Weinberg and published by George Ronald.

In this episode of Great Reads: The George Ronald Podcast, Yas Taherzadeh speaks to Robert Weinberg about these two unforgettable and pioneering women Bahá’ís.

Ethel Jenner Rosenberg: The Life and Times of England’s Outstanding Bahá’í Pioneer Worker can be purchased here >

Lady Blomfield: Life and Times can be purchased here >

Presented by Yas Taherzadeh

Produced by Rob Weinberg

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