In 1944, a 14-year-old Black boy was arrested, tried, and executed in just 83 days.

No lawyer.
No evidence.
No chance.

George Stinney Jr. was the youngest person executed in the United States in the 20th century — a child too small for the electric chair, strapped in with a Bible under his arm and a mask that wouldn’t stay on his face.

This episode uncovers the brutal truth behind his case: a racially charged sham trial, a coerced confession, and a state-sponsored lynching disguised as justice.

We explore the world of Jim Crow South Carolina, the violence of its legal system, and the decades-long fight to clear George’s name. Because this wasn’t just a tragedy — it was an execution of innocence.

Welcome to Tea of the World — where history’s dirtiest secrets are steeped and served raw.

In 1979, 52 Americans were taken hostage in Iran, and the world watched in horror. But what if the real betrayal wasn’t in Tehran… but in Washington?

In this episode of Tea of the World, we expose the dark truth behind the Iran Hostage Crisis, the CIA’s coup in 1953, and the chilling theory that Ronald Reagan’s team cut a secret deal with Iran to delay the hostages’ release — all to win the 1980 election.

From Operation Ajax to the October Surprise to Iran-Contra, this is the story of how hostages became bargaining chips, elections were manipulated, and a presidency may have been bought with silence.

Buckle up. You’re about to sip on the tea they buried under red, white, and blue lies.