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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2026 · 38 MIN

The Boston Tea Party of 1773

from Info On The Go · host William and Kat

Send us Fan MailWhat if the way you drink tea could tell you where you stand in American history?From the invisible “Sweet Tea Line” that divides the United States today, to the explosive night of Boston Tea Party, this episode of Info On The Go traces how a simple drink became a symbol of culture, identity, and rebellion.Before coffee became king, tea ruled colonial America—fueling daily life, global trade, and political tension. But when Britain taxed tea and tightened control through the powerful British East India Company, colonists pushed back. And at the heart of that resistance were women—organizing boycotts, brewing “liberty teas,” and turning everyday routines into acts of defiance.We’ll unpack the economics, the smuggling networks, the protests, and the dramatic destruction of 342 chests of tea in Boston Harbor—along with the deeper stories often left out, including the role of the Sons of Liberty and the symbolism behind their actions.This is more than a story about tea—it’s about how ordinary habits can spark extraordinary change… and how a revolution can begin with something as simple as a cup. Being Me Is the Best Thing to Be by Judy Erb tells the story of Honey, a curious little turtle who learns that being herself is the very best thing to be. It's a wonderful read for children, parents, and grandparents, celebrating self-confidence and self-acceptance. Be Like Honey Being Me Is the Best Thing to Be by Judy Erb tells the story of Honey, a curious little turtle who  Fresh From Cache™Created by IT professional Joel Folgner, Fresh From Cache delivers tech news, how-tos, and straightf PatreonSupport the show by becoming Patreon . Listen AD free and a week early. Have some one on one time wiOld GloryUse Code INFOGO to get 15% off at checkoutCozy EarthUse Code INFOGO to get 21% OFF Strong Coffee Company Get 20% OFF at cheSupport the showThank You for listening and Stay curious,Kat & WilliamEmail  [email protected] you would like to support Info On The Go click the link belowhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2434258/support Follow us wherever you listen to podcasts and leave us a review.Follow us on Facebook at Info on the Go!https://www.facebook.com/share/g/159DdiptQh/?mibextid=wwXIfrhttps://infoonthego.buzzsprout.com

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