In this hard-hitting episode of The Tea with Myriam François, we sit down with Sudanese Australian, award-winning writer Yassmin Abdel-Magied to tackle the intersection of identity politics, the surge of white nationalism, and the skyrocketing Islamophobia sweeping the UK. From record hate crimes to a complicit government and media, we uncover the dangerous forces at play.

We also take a deep dive into the war in Sudan — “the world’s worst humanitarian crisis” — and ask: Who’s truly forgotten Sudan? Spoiler: it wasn’t us. We expose the global interests behind the violence — from gold to EU migration deals — and how everyday items like “Gum Arabic (E414)” are fuelling this war economy.

In this episode, we expose:

🛑 Islamophobia in the UK: A Manufactured Threat

🛑 The Rise of White Nationalism

🛑 The Threat of Authoritarianism

🛑 Who Forgot Sudan?

🛑 Gum Arabic, Gold & War Profiteering

🛑 Why Sudan Matters to All of Us

This episode isn’t just about policy — it’s about power, propaganda, and who gets left behind.

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Senior producer: Sara Farolfi

Producer: Nadège Bizimungu

Assistant producer: Poppy Jacobs

Research: Lina Adams

Video Editor: Max Bubnov

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In this unflinching episode of The Tea with Myriam François, we sit down with journalist Ahmed Shihab-Eldin to confront the media’s complicity in power — and the price of telling the truth.

From abused children to erased journalists, this is a brutal exposé on how mainstream media narratives are shaped, sanitised, and sold. We break down how coverage of Gaza and Palestinian lives is distorted — and why "mistake" is the media’s favourite euphemism for mass murder.

We go far beyond headlines to expose:

🛑 The media’s “mistake” machine: how Israel’s atrocities are rebranded as accidents

🛑 How are Gaza journalists exploited by Western outlets?

🛑 What’s behind the media’s blind loyalty to the Israeli narrative?

🛑 The Francesca Albanese Report and the complicity of tech giants

🛑 The collapse of international law

This episode lays bare the dehumanisation of Palestinians — and the imperialist playbook behind the headlines.

This isn’t a conversation just about media bias — it’s about the fight for truth in an age of surveillance, censorship, and soft fascism.

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In this razor-sharp episode of Season 4 of The Tea with Myriam François, we sit down with comedian and political fire-starter Bassem Youssef to unpack the surreal state of power and resistance.

Bassem is a former surgeon who swapped scalpels for satire. Dubbed the “Jon Stewart of the Arab world”, Bassem brings his no-holds-barred analysis to questions that many fear to ask — about complicity, distraction, and how the elite keep uprisings in check.

From the fallout of the Epstein files to the IDF’s social media storms, we ask:

Who’s running the show — and how does humour disrupt their script?

Together, we explore the thin line between laughter and dissent — and whether satire still has teeth in an age of spin.

🛑 Who gets exposed and who gets protected in the Epstein saga?

🛑 What the IDF’s TikTok game tells us

🛑 Is comedy still a weapon against power or part of the circus?

🛑 Why is Superman making Zionists mad?

🛑 Why global uprisings are so easily crushed

🛑 The elite playbook: distraction, division, domination

This isn’t just laughs – because truth rarely sits easily.

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In this thought-provoking episode of Season 4 of The Tea with Myriam François, we dig deep into one of the most urgent ideas of our time: collective liberation. What does it really mean in a world where dissent is policed and solidarity is splintered?

Joining us is Céline Semaan, Lebanese-Canadian designer, writer, and founder of Slow Factory, whose work fuses climate and social justice, political education, creative resistance and storytelling rooted in ancestral wisdom. From surviving war in Lebanon to challenging fast fashion brands, Céline brings lived experience to the table in a way that few can.

Together, we unpack whether digital platforms can truly foster revolution, what the consequences of elitism are in activist spaces, and how we can imagine a liberation that is truly shared at a time when even the idea of “collective” is up for debate.

🛑 What does collective liberation mean in a digital age?

🛑 The criminalisation of dissent

🛑 Fashion brands and genocide

🛑 Are we building movements — or feeding the algorithm?

🛑 How do we navigate contradictions in activism

🛑 Anti-intellectualism and fascism

This is more than a conversation, it’s a call to action to move from slogans to substance.

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Guest: Céline Semaan

Senior Producer: Sara Farolfi

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Glastonbury 2025 made headlines for more than just the music — and in this unfiltered second episode of Season 4 of The Tea with Myriam François, we dive into the political firestorm that shook the festival to its core.

Joining the conversation is Jordan Stephens — musician, writer, and one half of Rizzle Kicks — fresh off his first Glasto performance in nine years.

Together, we unpack why Palestine resonates so deeply with festivalgoers, what it means to be an artist in a time of protest and political pressure, and how music remains a powerful tool of resistance.

Jordan, who recently published his memoir Avoidance, Drugs, Heartbreak, and Dogs, also opens up about mental health, ADHD, heartbreak, as well as the emotional weight of navigating masculinity in a world that often fails young men, especially young Black men.

🛑 Glastonbury 2025 unpacked

🛑 What is the role of artists in politically charged times

🛑 The lineage of pain that underlies being a black man

🛑 Why is so difficult to be a man

🛑 Living with ADHD

This is a conversation about art, identity, and resistance — and what it means to speak your truth when the world would rather you stay silent.

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Guest: Jordan Stephens

Senior Producer: Sara Farolfi

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Season 4 of The Tea with Myriam François launches today with a heart-wrenching conversation featuring Palestinian writer Ahmed Alnaouq, co-editor of We Are Not Numbers, a groundbreaking anthology of personal stories from young Palestinians.

In this powerful episode, Ahmed shares what it means to survive war, censorship, and unimaginable personal loss in Gaza. And makes a direct appeal to the world: “People have the power to stop the siege in Gaza”.

Set against the backdrop of an ongoing genocide — where even seeking food can mean death — the conversation explores the meaning of resistance and what real solidarity requires. From the failures of the aid system to the urgency of global inaction, Ahmed challenges us to go beyond symbolic protest and scale up our action: sustained boycotts and relentless pressure on complicit institutions.

🛑 The death trap of the aid machine in Gaza

🛑 Why Israel is arming ISIS affiliated gangs

🛑 Palestinians have the right to armed resistance

🛑 Why the two-state solution is not an option anymore

🛑 People have the power to stop the genocide

This episode is more than just a discussion. It's a call to conscience. We must do more.

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Guest: Ahmed Alnaouq

Senior Producer: Sara Farolfi

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Video Editor: Max Bubnov

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You’ve heard about Dubai’s glittering skyline—but what’s buried beneath it?

In this explosive episode of The Tea, Dr. Andreas Krieg—defence analyst and expert on Gulf geopolitics—joins Myriam François to pull back the curtain on the UAE and Saudi Arabia’s growing regional empire.

🛑 From gold smuggled out of Sudan to fund militias and fuel genocide

🛑 From AI-powered smart cities in Saudi Arabia to the weaponisation of surveillance

🛑 From influencers selling the Dubai dream to activists rotting in Gulf prisons

🛑 From Gulf-backed Islamophobia campaigns to the global export of censorship

What happens when free speech is criminalised, dissent is silenced, and truth is turned into a weapon?

This is the war they don’t want you to see. This is the power network no one wants to name. Think you know the Middle East? Think again.

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This week on The Tea with Myriam Francois, journalist and critic of U.S. foreign policy Aaron Maté joins us for a deep dive into Palestine, ‘Jewishness,’ and the media narratives around them. As a Jewish voice opposing Israel’s violence, he’s been dismissed and sidelined — but he’s not backing down.

From the devastation in Gaza to the discourse in Washington, Maté thoughtfully explores how identity can be instrumentalized, how definitions of antisemitism are being reshaped in politics, and why solidarity with Palestinians is not only compatible with Jewish identity — but essential to its integrity.

 🛑 Zionism vs. Judaism – What happens when a political project lays claim to a religious identity?

🛑 Hasbara 2.0 – Israel’s PR machine and the manufacturing of moral consent.

🛑 Gaza and Genocide – Is the world finally waking up to reality?

🛑 Jewish Identity Under Siege – What happens when dissenting Jews are cast out?

 This episode is a deep dive into the identity politics of empire — and the people refusing to be used by it.

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Presenter–Producer: Dr. Myriam François

Guest: Aaron Maté

Senior Producer: Nadège Bizimungu

Researcher: Yasmin Meddour

Assistant Producer: Poppy Jacobs

Video Editor: Max Bubnov

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He’s lived it. Now he’s naming it.

This week on The Tea with Myriam Francois, U.S. veteran and outspoken anti-imperialist Greg Stoker joins us to pull back the curtain on the deadly intersections of military strategy, state violence, and imperial branding—from Gaza’s decimation to Western propaganda operations and privatized warfare.

Forget press releases. This is war without the gloss.

🛑 Gaza’s Ground Offensive – Is this a strategy shift, or state-led ethnic cleansing?

🛑 Private Mercenaries in the Middle East – Who’s paying, who’s fighting, and who’s accountable?

🛑 Project Esther – How redefining antisemitism is weaponized to crush critique.

🛑 The Abraham Accords – Peace deals, or PR for arms trades and surveillance empires?

🛑 Trump and Empire – Not the architect—just the most honest salesman.

🛑 The New Right’s “Pro-Palestinian” Turn – Is Candace Owens standing for justice—or hijacking the cause?

This episode isn’t just about modern warfare—it’s about modernized colonialism, dressed in the language of freedom, peace, and security.

👀 Think you know what war looks like today? Think again.

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Presenter-Producer: Dr. Myriam François

Guest: Greg Stoker

Senior Producer: Madeleine Crean

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🎙️ Chidera Eggerue UNFILTERED: Rewriting the Rules on Sex, Power & Love?

You’ve seen her start internet wars. Now hear her on The Tea.

In this no-holds-barred conversation, Chidera Eggerue—bestselling author and creator of #SaggyBoobsMatter and #BlockHimParty—joins Myriam Francois to unpack the feminist trends shaking Gen Z.

🛑 Is it actually okay to hate men?

🛑 Why some women are ditching sex—and calling it liberation

🛑 The real reason she says money should come before love

This isn’t feel-good feminism—it’s survival, strategy, and radical honesty.

👀 Think you know where the feminist movement is headed? Think again.

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Guest: Chidera Eggerue

Senior Producer: Madeleine Crean

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Researcher: Yasmin Meddour + Poppy Jacobs

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