Tempest in a Teacup | Revisionist History | Malcolm Gladwell

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Bohea, the aroma of tire fire, Mob Wives, smugglers, “bro” tea, and what it all means to the backstory of the American Revolution. Malcolm tells the real story on what happened in Boston on the night of December 16, 1773.
Season 4 (2019)
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Revisionist History is Malcolm Gladwell’s journey through the overlooked and the misunderstood. Every podcast episode re-examines something from the past - an event, a person, an idea, even a song - and asks whether we got it right the first time. Because sometimes the past deserves a second chance.
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Malcolm Gladwell is president and co-founder of Pushkin Industries. He is a journalist, a speaker, and the author of six New York Times bestsellers including The Tipping Point, Blink, Outliers, David and Goliath, and Talking to Strangers. He has been a staff writer for the New Yorker since 1996. He is a trustee of the Surgo Foundation and currently serves on the board of the RAND Corporation.
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@0o0ification Год назад

This forum gives me a chance to thank Malcolm for his podcasts. Such wonderful content, on long road trips throughout the Great Basin in my hot hatchback during this era, seemingly so long ago. Thank you sir, and an Happy Rebel Day to you! 🦅

@mathdadclt3683 Год назад

Spilling the tea ... on tea. 'Colonial Tony' would have taken a case home, tea bro.. Marvelous, as always.

@Splinter8859 Год назад

My mother Bless her soul went thru this stage in the 80s of microwaving her teabag and water till it was scorching. Tell Tony that one

@hatjodelka Год назад

Lapsang is a 'bro' thing? Stuff and nonsense! I'm old and British and I like it and have done for decades. I also really like Russian Caravan (preferably with lemon). They are 'special occasion' teas for me, eg sitting down to read a letter from a friend. I mostly drink ordinary black tea with milk (tea to drink when reading emails). I prefer loose leaf tea in a proper china pot to teabags. If someone wants a mug of tea with the teabag left in, with milk and three sugars, I will not raise an eyebrow, people are free to drink tea just how they like it.

@talifreed1854 Год назад

Awesome 😎🎉😂

@LuxSolari Год назад

but of course they taxed tea after independence. after all, they finally had representation

@bubstacrini8851 Год назад

Acceptance of Taxation is widespread but representation is a will o wisp

@WNH3 Год назад

Malcolm, you seem to be missing the whole "Taxation without Representation" angle, which IMHO is totally defensible, regardless of whatever else is at stake.

@SelfReflective Год назад

He is always that way. He locks onto some ludicrous detail and goes off on a tangent. His podcasts are interesting and amusing, but don't take them too seriously.

@noturdaddyblameyomomma8354 Год назад

The "Patriots" where protecting their hustle. That's why they tossed the British's now cheaply sold tea into the harbor; to quell competition.

@bubstacrini8851 Год назад

No, W, u seem to have missed the timing economics that Mr. G presented; only after the redcoats had reduced their tax, so taxed British tea was competitive with untaxed smuggled tea...did the tea party occur in Boston harbor. Clearly the Boston traders benefited from a high British tea tax, and were pissed when it was reduced to create competition. Where Malc does go quite astray is his characterization of free trade and free traders as intrinsically criminal in nature. It is hard to uncouple from ones social conditioning, the economic history seems rigorous, even if his moral conclusion is dubious.

@HypatiaK Год назад

O Canada!

@bubstacrini8851 Год назад

Oh Canada, where our first PM had to resign in drunken disgrace for taking bribes from the American railroaders! The moral high ground may not be nearly as high as primary school history led us to believe.

@slowmoe1964 Год назад

Roasted carrot? Yes he is a tea snob

@lindaerman3436 11 месяцев назад

Buh-rill-iant!!! 🎉

@kristinchong629 Год назад

I’m not an expert in anything but like he always in gen z business and yet like where is the gen z content creator. It’s like call her daddy’s uncle podcasts. And not to say it wasn’t interesting as starting a company in the podcast world but for how many resources he had (he literally occupies the book industry, like gosh make room for other writers) and how many boards he’s on and how many people he knew for….and it’s like beck and chamberlain literally hold gen z and the weird way they buy internet consumerism parasocial. MKBHD also knocks it out the park, like he broke language and people want to feel involved on so many levels with different technology. Gladwell mostly used psychology for marketing, like I’m not saying it wasn’t difficult but who’s still invested. Like c’mon Sam Sanders, Traci Thomas, The Read like all did something to break language with less resources. Yeah not quite gen z but like breaks language. And there is the elephant in the room, yeah East Asians are not cutting it. Like somebody has to tell them like they can’t rely on blaccenting their way into parasocial. Like it’s everyone rising but like where are the East Asians breaking between tides. Who talks to their people. Like write it down. Make a list. Please somebody let me know.

@L33PL4Y 6 месяцев назад

What the hell are you talking about?

@Edo9River Год назад

Isn’t this story embarrassingly early😮

@drakunauger3324 Год назад

In the description, it states it was from a past season in 2019

@Edo9River Год назад

Hey, how do you know they were drinking lots of green tea? I don’t believe it😂

@hatjodelka Год назад

Green tea is tea from China, black tea is tea from India. The leaf is just prepared differently but they're from the same plant.

@drfoxcourt 11 месяцев назад

Point 1: American Colonist drank far more coffee than tea. The EIC wasn't transporting coffee and trying to force tea onto the American market. Point 2: ith the Navigation Ats, American products couldn't be sold outside of a colony unless it hit British shoere. This drained money fromthe colonies to the point the colonists had to barter. Smuggling is much easier under a barter system. These are not excuses, but are in the mode of info this show seems to love.

@kambrose1549 Год назад

Husband called lapsang su Chong tarry pigtail which maybe sounds right for the Boston smugglers. Do you think corrupt newly independent country governments are just going thro their gangsta phase? I hope so as I'm in one of those gangster states.