Are MAGA voters turning on Trump? Nick Fuentes calls him a demagogue, and Michigan Trump supporters express buyer’s remorse. Meanwhile, Trump openly defies a federal court order, exposing his own hypocrisy.
Plus: Senator Katie Britt flip-flops on NOAA funding, Politico’s centrist delusion, and Michigan MAGAs push a voter suppression bill targeting women. Also, what’s everyone doing for Lent or Ramadan?

In this special short episode of Point of Disorder, we sit down with Peter, a former employee at a clean energy tech startup—until Project DOGE pulled the plug. Funded through government grants, Peter’s company was driving innovation and sustainability, but when the program was abruptly slashed, he and his colleagues were left without jobs, and his projects on neutralizing carbon were put on hold.

Peter shares his firsthand experience of how these cuts aren’t just numbers on a budget—they’re real livelihoods at stake.

Adrienne and Gina sit down and have a candid conversation with Mark Rowe, a NOAA scientist that helps protect America's natural resources. As a union rep, Mark has been on the front lines dealing with the massive (and often illegal) firings of NOAA employees. In this special, they talk to Mark about how the NOAA has been affected by the layoffs, and how that reduction in manpower can result in invasive species, unclean drinking water and so much more. 

Point of Disorder returns! The crew talk about which Michigan legislator is trying to ban pornography and roll back rights for LGBTQ+ folks. Also, Trump flirts with a major violation of the Hatch Act, will Dems do anything about it? Also, has your wardrobe gotten more depressing? Well, there may be some science behind that. 

We chat about that and so much more on Point of Disorder!

This special conversation features Danielle Atkinson, Michigan-based organizer and activist. Today we discuss Michigan's minimum wage battle in state congress as the split in the legislature has lead to a leaner answer for things like paid sick time. We talk about how the Dems failed to pass truly progressive legislation during their trifecta, and how moms can be the driving political force in the country. 

Danielle has been on the front lines dealing as the founder of Mothering Justice, a organization which focuses on getting parents involved in politics. She's also worked with numerous other orgs like ACORN, America Votes and Population Connection. 

For more information about Mothering Justice visit their website:
https://www.motheringjustice.org/

Continuing our special conversations with those doing positive work in our community, we welcome Kimber Yanke. Kimber is the founder of Kids Empowered, a non-profit helping to assist women and children that are experiencing homelessness. During this special episode we discuss some of the challenges, victories and stories of Kimber's work as she strives to house those in need in Southeast Michigan. 

If you want to learn more about Kids Empowered head over to their website: www.kidsempoweredonthemove.org

Trump’s Joint Address was a dystopian spectacle, and the Democratic response? Let’s just say... yawn. We break down the speech, why his tariffs will crush us, not foreign nations.Plus, the latest healthcare and insurance fights, Gina gets raw about her own struggles and her call for reform, and yes—some Luigi discourse. 

Listen now—because pretending things are normal won’t save us.

In this episode of Point of Disorder, we’re joined by Michigan State Representative Dylan Wegela to break down Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s State of the State address. Wegela, a democratic socialist, shares his unfiltered reaction to the speech—what worked, what didn’t, and what Democrats need to do to step up to meet the moment. We discuss the policies that should have championed for, where more pushback against the current right-wing agenda is needed and explore the bold action necessary to deliver real progress for Michiganders. 

Don’t miss this deep dive into Michigan politics, the battles ahead, and what it’s going to take for Democrats to rise to the challenge and deliver for the people.

In this episode of Point of Disorder, we break down the absurdity of the week, starting with the chaos surrounding DOGE and and why Michigan MAGAs are hellbent on bringing it to the state. Then, we dive into the Republican budget, which slashes Medicaid and leaves vulnerable children and seniors at risk.
Meanwhile, Trump’s latest unhinged AI video erases Palestinians from Gaza and transforms it into a golden Trump real estate fantasy—because of course he did.
On a lighter note, we’re talking dating in the political hellscape of 2025—how to spot red (or blue) flags before you waste time on someone who thinks “both sides are the same.. Plus, we wrap up with our 5 bullet point accomplishments of the week in the fight for democracy.
🔥 Don’t miss this one—it's got balls, budgets, and bad decisions.

February is almost over and you'd be shocked to hear that it is indeed Black History Month. So on Point of Disorder the crew brings on Detroit political organizer, Chantel Watkins to discuss why this month has felt so...empty. The Trump Administrations efforts to gut DEI nationwide is being felt from the schools to the big box stores, but what can we do to uplift Black stories. 

Also, the latest executive orders from the White House plunge the country firmly into the Constitutional Crisis zone as Trump seeks to take over virtually all Federal oversight organizations. That plus loads more on this lates episode of Point of Disorder!

Jamon Jordan: https://www.instagram.com/jamonblackscrollhistorian/