The team discuss what could possibly be the purpose of all of Elon Musk's meddling. If the Federal government is dismantled will AI replace it? JD Vance flew to France to tell the world that the US will not be regulating AI, has this been the plan all along? 

Also, the SAVE Act sounds like something out of a comic book, but it's actually hell bent on restricting voting access for millions of Americans. But why aren't you hearing more about it?

And lastly, Valentine's Day is coming up, so with everyone letting their freak flag fly, what are some of the things that get Republicans off? That and more on this episode of Point of Disorder!

In this episode of Point of Disorder, we’re asking the big question: Is this a coup? From billionaire nepo babies being handed the keys to our government to Trump’s latest genocidal real estate scheme in Gaza, we break down how democracy is being auctioned off to the highest bidder. We’ll also dive into Elon Musk’s unprecedented access our most sensitive government systems—why does he get carte blanche, and who the hell is holding him accountable?
And finally, in a true test of priorities, we tackle a hypothetical rocking Detroit: If it meant finally seeing the Lions in the Super Bowl, would fans give up on love? 

The Trump administration is gearing up for a second term by gutting every government program that helps people—what’s on the chopping block, and who will suffer most? Plus, Trump’s team is offering cash payouts to federal employees who aren’t MAGA loyalists—will they take the money and run? (Reddit says no.)
And in Michigan politics, the 2026 Senate race just got interesting—Gary Peters is out. What does this mean for Democrats, and which Michigan midterm races should we be watching closely? We break it all down.Tune in now for the latest political chaos!

In this episode of Point of Disorder, we unpack Trump’s second inauguration, Elon Musk’s shocking Nazi salute moment, and the rise of extremist rhetoric. 
We also share how can we protect our psyches and maintain resilience over the next four years. From finding ways to stay engaged without burning out to creating communities of care, we’re here to remind you that resistance starts with preserving your well-being.

This week on Point of Disorder, we dive into the chaotic circus that was Pete Hegseth's confirmation hearings—spoiler alert: it’s as messy as you'd expect. We also share our thoughts on the upcoming inauguration, celebrating Michelle Obama’s decision to protect her mental health by skipping the spectacle. Plus, we expose the Michigan Restaurant and Lodging Association’s sneaky tactics, including paying servers to testify against their own interests in Lansing. 

We’re wrapping up 2024 with a bang! 
We take a hard look at Michigan’s lame duck session—spoiler alert: it’s living up to its name. 
We also do our annual Year-End Superlatives, where we crown the heroes, villains, and biggest clowns of the year. No one is safe.
And of course, we’re making our bold (and maybe a little petty) wishes for 2025.

This week on Point of Disorder, we break down the public’s sympathy for the United Health Care shooter and ask: Is it time to finally give universal healthcarea shot?

We also dive into the alarming surge in misogyny post-election. Plus, the Pope stirs the pot with a keffiyeh-wearing baby Jesus, and Trump causes his usual chaos at Notre Dame, hilariously overshadowed by a much taller Prince William.

Oh, and it’s all of our birthdays this month, so we’re celebrating with sharp takes and unfiltered commentary.

Get ready for this episode of Point of Disorder, where we dive into the high-stakes drama of Michigan’s lame duck session with Sam Ingot, executive director of Progress Michigan. As lawmakers scramble in these final weeks of power, we’ll dissect the political maneuvering and the chance for last-minute wins—can we grab some "nice things" before the new session kicks off?

Plus, we’ll spotlight Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan’s bold run for governor as an independent. What could this mean for Michigan’s political landscape? Join us for an unfiltered conversation and get the inside scoop!

In this episode of Point of Disorder we talk to Community Organizer and friend of the pod, Layla Taha about how to engage with youth voices, stop discounting progressives, and what you need to do to deal with your MAGA family members around the Thanksgiving table. 

In the next episode of the Point of Disorder podcast, we sit down with our friend Walter Masterson, a full-time influencer who’s been navigating the insane world of the campaign trail. Walter shares his unique insights into the intersection of social media and politics, discussing the challenges and triumphs of using his platform to engage voters and amplify messages. From behind-the-scenes stories from both sides of the aisle to the strategies he employs to connect with audiences, this episode offers an eye-opening look at how influencers are shaping modern political discourse and why we need more of them.