In this episode, we’re joined by Congressman Andy Levin for a lively discussion on the future of the labor movement, the transition to electric vehicles (EVs), and Trump’s fixation on Michigan’s auto industry. We explore why green jobs are the key to a healthy, sustainable economy and how Michigan can lead the way.

Plus, we take a detour into our inbox to read some messages from our favorite haters—or are they secretly our biggest fans?

In this episode of Point of Disorder, we're joined by special guests Jeremy and Gage from Head in the Office and Pontiac City Council member Mikal Goodman to talk about the growing gender divide. While women are leading the charge for progressive change, young men are increasingly being drawn to alt right rhetoric. We explore how toxic masculinity, the patriarchy, and the allure of right-wing influencers are fueling this shift--and what, if anything progressives can do to reclaim the narrative.

In this wild episode, we dive into the Harris vs. Trump debate where Kamala Harris brought her A-game, showing what a real presidential candidate looks like, while Trump showed up with conspiracy-laden ramblings straight from the QAnon playbook. Harris was all about solutions, and Trump? Well, he was all about proving he’s officially lost the plot! We’ll unpack the serious, the hilarious, and the downright absurd moments of the night, and ask the big question: is Trump fit for office? Tune in for all the laughs and insights from this one-of-a-kind showdown! 

In this episode, we join forces with the unapologetic Gen Z hosts of Head In The Office to break down the rise of their generation's political power. From the issues that get them fired up to their no-nonsense approach to the future, we dive deep and keep it real. But since it's back-to-school season in the U.S., we're also tackling the tough reality: it’s not just about fall sales on school supplies—it’s about the first school shooting of the year. We also break down and compare the Harris/Walz education plan with Trump’s dangerous Project 2025 policies on education. This episode pulls no punches.

In this episode, we dive into the Democratic National Committee and state conventions, sharing exclusive behind-the-scenes stories from the suites where the real action happens. We sit down with Detroit Public Defender Sofia Nelson, who gives us an insider's look at the personal transformation of J.D. Vance, her Yale Law School classmate and former close friend. She’s bringing the receipts—years of private correspondence with Vance. Once close friends, Nelson exposes just how deep the MAGA claws have sunk into JD, transforming him into a mouthpiece for a movement he once despised. Plus, in our "Weird of the Week" segment, we explore the far-right’s bizarre new strategy to "out-breed" the left.

In this week’s episode of "Point of Disorder," the ladies dive into Trump’s latest vanity meltdown. We take a look at JD Vance’s new campaign merch, which doubles down on the weird. And do some tea spilling on Macomb County Prosecutor, Pete Lucido.

As we celebrate all the joy happening at the DNC convention, we’re joined by special guest Kamala Lopez, who discusses her powerful documentary Equal Means Equaland what it will take to finally get the ERA published. 
Women's Equality Day is Monday. 

So give it a listen, visit EqualMeansEqual.org to take action, and tell President Biden it's time to publish the ERA.

Get ready for a fiery discussion as we chat with the unstoppable Nina Turner, former Ohio State Senator, about the wild ride of running as a true progressive in swing states. We dive into why so many Americans are cheering for healthcare for all, access to abortion, and kicking big money out of politics, yet still feel stuck with corporate-driven politics. Nina spills the tea on the uphill battle against billionaires, the clash between voter passions and political realities, and how progressives can turn the tide in these key battlegrounds. Tune in for some serious truth-telling and a dose of inspiration!

In this episode of "Point of Disorder," we break down the Michigan Primary Election results and the latest antics from Republicans who just can't stop being, well, weird. As we gear up for the Kamala Harris rally, we'll discuss what to expect and why it's a big deal. Plus, we can't help but gush over Governor Tim Walz and his refreshing approach to leadership. Join us for a lively mix of political analysis, rally prep, and a dash of well-deserved praise for our soon-to-be Veep.

In this week’s explosive episode, we dive into the buyer’s remorse plaguing JD Vance as his scandals pile up. Can he survive the storm? We also dissect the Trump campaign's colossal failures in Detroit—millions spent and not a single vote to show for it. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris is gaining unprecedented momentum, and more people are waking up to the dangers of Project 2025.

In this snark-filled episode of "Point of Disorder," we dissect the fourth National Conservatism Conference, where the air was thick with the aroma of white Christian fertility obsession and anti-feminist rhetoric. We’ll also expose how JD Vance wrote the forward for Project 2025 and dreams of pushing us back to a time before no-fault divorce. Tune in for the laughs, stay for the critical analysis! 

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