The Tea with Myriam Francois

The Tea

Gaza

Palestine

Israel

War Crimes

Islamophobia

Human Rights

Climate Change

Israel-Palestine Conflict

Colonialism

Humanitarian Crisis

Artificial Intelligence

Racism

United States

Social Media

Eugenics

Fast Fashion

Mainstream Media

Jeffrey Epstein

Sustainability

Occupation

The Tea with Myriam Francois: Where we spill the tea that everyone else is afraid to serve. 🍵🔥

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Publishes	Weekly	Episodes	64	Founded	a year ago
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Iran’s Secret Success and why the Zionist Project is Doomed to Fail!

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17 Apr 2026 • 1 hr 32 min

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Trauma, Epstein & What’s Really Happening!

10 Apr 2026 • 57 min

$200 Oil, Energy Lockdowns, and The Coming Global Collapse!

3 Apr 2026 • 1 hr 6 min

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Governments Are Manufacturing Your Reality & You Don't Even Know It!

27 Mar 2026 • 1 hr 10 min

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Recent Guests

Gabor Maté

Renowned physician, trauma expert, author of The Myth of Normal

Author/Physician

Episode: Trauma, Epstein & What’s Really Happening!

Charlie Herbert

Former British Army Major General, vocal critic of Israel's actions in Gaza

British Army (retired); commentator on defense and Middle East policy

Episode: $200 Oil, Energy Lockdowns, and The Coming Global Collapse!

Marc Owen Jones

Associate Professor at Northwestern University in Qatar; author of Digital Authoritarianism in the Middle East

Northwestern University in Qatar

Episode: Governments Are Manufacturing Your Reality & You Don't Even Know It!

Abby Martin

Creator of the Empire Files, documentary filmmaker

Empire Files / media

Episode: "The Mask Is Completely Ripped Off"

Lucia Osborne-Crowley

Investigative journalist who covered Epstein and Maxwell trials

Investigative journalist

Episode: The Epstein Files Exposed

Monte Mader

Culture critic, social media commentator, podcaster raised in Christian nationalist circles

Independent/CRP media

Episode: Trump, Netanyahu, and the New Crusades: The Unholy Alliance!

Tayab Ali

Deputy Managing Partner at Bindmans Legal Firm and Director of the International Centre of Justice for Palestinians

Bindmans, International Centre of Justice for Palestinians

Episode: Our Democracy is Under Occupation

Butch Ware

Historian, scholar of embodied knowledge, and former Green Party vice presidential candidate

Candidate for governor of California

Episode: Unmasking Epstein’s ”Zionist Logic" & The Rotten Soul of the US Empire

Paul Holden

Director of Investigations at Shadow World Investigations and author of The Fraud

Shadow World Investigations

Episode: Epstein Files confirm who really rules Britain

Host

Myriam Francois

Host of The Tea, with a focus on social issues and justice.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 427 ratings

The mask is completely ripped off.
Love this episode. Love Addie Martin. I met her at the screening of world’s greatest enemy in New York and also got to meet her husband who is one of the first veterans I saw protesting the Iraq war. A few years ago, Abby Martin was one of the first people I saw speaking out against the guys genocide. She was the first to enlighten me. So happy you had her on your show. It’s because of people like you who keep advocating for justice and the sanctity of life. Thank you, Myriam for this fantastic ... more
Apple Podcasts
5
DRdoom!78
United Statesa month ago
Love the show
Very informative. Thank you for amplifying the marginalized experts voices.
Apple Podcasts
5
Raadi.R
United States3 months ago
I’m SUPER impressed with this podcast!
Myriam is an exceptional interviewer - hugely clever, a brilliant communicator and excellent at getting the best out of her guests!
Apple Podcasts
5
BrigidGodwin
United Kingdom4 months ago
New entry into my top three pod list.
A welcome change in tone through curious questions encouraging guests to speak openly, without interruption and judgment.
Apple Podcasts
5
Jclmw
United States5 months ago
Clear & Uncensored
Myriam interviews her guests beautifully , with sensitivity and empathy yet is brutally uncensored when discussing topics. I have followed Myriam & many of her guests on Instagram and discovered her podcasts recently. I will definitely be a regular listener. Thank you Myriam for all your work.
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Elskinn
Australia9 months ago

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A refreshing tone that fosters open dialogue and addresses difficult topics without judgment.

Exceptional interviewer with a keen ability to engage guest perspectives.

Insightful discussions often feature guests who provide bold and necessary critiques of societal norms.

Regular listeners appreciate the emphasis on complexity in social issues, valuing the range of perspectives shared.

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Apple Podcasts	#211	United States/News/News Commentary
Apple Podcasts	#41	United Kingdom/News/News Commentary
Apple Podcasts	#55	Germany/News/News Commentary
Apple Podcasts	#86	France/News/News Commentary
Apple Podcasts	#113	Australia/News/News Commentary
Apple Podcasts	#212	Italy/News/News Commentary

Talking Points

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Trauma, Epstein & What’s Really Happening!

Q: You critique wellness culture and the idea of oppression narratives; how should listeners approach mental health without falling into cynicism?

By recognizing the truth of trauma and its origins in real-world power dynamics, while also embracing constructive action—focusing on relational healing, boundaries that protect integrity, and social change that reduces harm rather than cynicism that robs motivation.

Trauma, Epstein & What’s Really Happening!

Q: What role does therapy play in addressing generational trauma and the emotional fallout from a political economy built on exploitation?

Therapy aims to reconnect individuals with their authentic selves and to restore emotional balance so they can act rationally within reality, rather than being driven by past wounds. It's about healing relationally and building healthier responses to systemic pressures.

Trauma, Epstein & What’s Really Happening!

Q: You've described a toxic cultural environment and the myth of normal; how does this connect to the Epstein files and the broader discourse on power?

It shows that personal traumas and systemic abuses are symptoms of a larger cultural machinery that rewards profit and control over truth and care. The Epstein files are not just a scandal; they are a window into how the powerful operate within a decaying system. Therapy and authenticity become acts of resistance and a path to reclaiming agency.

Trump, Netanyahu, and the New Crusades: The Unholy Alliance!

Q: How did the idea of end-times prophecy influence political support for wars or conflicts?

The discussion explains that premillennial dispensationalism and biblical prophecies were used to rally evangelical support for military actions, portraying them as part of a divine plan and end-times scenario.

Trump, Netanyahu, and the New Crusades: The Unholy Alliance!

Q: Can you paint us a little bit of a picture of what it was like growing up in the circles that you did?

Monte describes a highly controlling environment where religion and politics were fused, media access was restricted, and women were groomed for submissive roles, which shaped her critical view of Christian nationalism.

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Focusing on contemporary social issues, the discussions frequently tackle themes of political injustice, economic inequality, and systemic oppression. The host engages with a variety of experts and activists, providing a platform for in-depth conversations regarding critical topics often overlooked by mainstream media. Unique to this series, episodes combine personal narratives with rigorous critiques of political systems, offering listeners both insight and a space for reflection on pressing global issues.

In addition to political and economic discussions, there is a notable emphasis on gender dynamics and representation, with guests frequently sharing their lived experiences related to activism, health, and social justice. This podcast ap... more

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2. Charlie Herbert
3. Marc Owen Jones
4. Abby Martin
5. Lucia Osborne-Crowley
6. Monte Mader
7. Tayab Ali
8. Butch Ware

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