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Are you fed up with the never ending crises in the news? Are you looking for Order amidst the Disorder? Listen to the Disorder Podcast as we offer forward thinking solutions to the biggest challenges of the day. We are living through an age of unrivaled disorder: an out-of-control Trump Administration, never ending scandals, escalating threats from China, Iran, and Russia, and the rapid march of d... more

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As the Iran conflict enters its sixth week and Trump’s ultimatum is upon us, what is Trump’s real plan here? Is it merely to Disorder, or is he genuinely seeking to negotiate his way out of this conflict?

To discuss the latest, including the role of... more

This week, Mark Lobel and Jane Kinninmont take listener questions on topics including: the future of Iran and the Iranian people, the decline of Britain’s naval power, whether NATO can survive Trump’s ongoing attacked, what role the Enduring Disorder... more

The world is steeped in conflict. From Ukraine to the Middle East to Sudan, so what role do UN Peacekeepers play in a world with little peace? And what role can they play

To discuss, Jane Kinninmont is joined by Jean-Pierre Lacroix, the Under-Secret... more

The Iran war rages on, oil prices continues to surge, and inflation spikes. When will we be in a global recession? Do we see stagflation coming back? Can military action open and secure the Strait of Hormuz? Or is that also a Chimera? Are the Disorde... more

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Jean-Pierre Lacroix
UN Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations
United Nations
Episode: Ep 175. How should we use peacekeepers in a world of conflict?
Richard Symons
Founder of Compass & Co, UK-based strategy and communications firm
Compass & Co
Episode: Ep 173. What is Strategy? And how do we stop democracies backsliding into autocracy?
Graham Zellick
Professor of Public and Constitutional Law, former Vice Chancellor of the University of London
University of London
Episode: Ep 172. Looking beyond the headlines of the Iran War; do the arrests of Mandelson and Andrew show the UK justice system works?
Jason Pack
Host of Disorder podcast
Disorder Podcast
Episode: Ep 170. Why the Mainstream media is partially to blame for Epstein coverup - Jason Pack on KeenOn
Lisa Bloom
Civil rights attorney from the Bloom firm representing Epstein accusers
The Bloom Firm
Episode: Ep 168. How can Epstein’s victims get closure? With civil rights attorney Lisa Bloom
Rina Oh
Visual artist and survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse
Episode: Ep 167. Epstein survivor Rina Oh on getting justice
Sir Geoff Mulgan
One of the world's leading thinkers on social change and innovation
Founding CEO of Nesta
Episode: Ep 165. Why Another World is Possible with Sir Geoff Mulgan
Lord George Robertson
Former Secretary General of NATO and UK Defense Secretary.
NATO
Episode: Ep 164. The UN’s Last Chance to Save the World? With Lord Robertson & Antonio Patriota
Antonio Patriota
Former Brazil's ambassador to the UN and chair of the UN peacekeeping mission.
Brazilian Government
Episode: Ep 164. The UN’s Last Chance to Save the World? With Lord Robertson & Antonio Patriota

Hosts

Mark Lobel
Host and co-founder known for exploring complex geopolitics and societal issues, providing insightful commentary on current events.
Jane Kinninmont
Co-host and commentator focusing on geopolitical analysis and societal commentary, contributing a rich perspective to discussions.
Jason Pack
Lead host and geopolitical analyst focusing on international relations and public policy, recognized for his engaging dialogs.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 610 ratings
  • Frank analysis

    Robust conversations with experts.

    Apple Podcasts
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    ❤️Radio4Comedy
    Netherlands3 months ago
  • Just understand

    USA is not great it is has failed and lied and once again you lie about Palestine

    The war continues the deaths continue the starvation continues

    Stop lies and be truthful

    USA is evil supporter of genocide

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    lovealways#
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Brilliant and Incisive Podcast

    I thoroughly enjoy this Podcast. It is topical, engaging, and despite the barrage of bleak news covered, relentlessly positive. The hosts seek real world solutions to geopolitical problems even when interviewing (as they often do) people with whom they disagree… I also like that the host’s effusive personality is front and centre! Congratulations on a terrific Podcast team!

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    5
    Pustizzle
    Australia5 months ago
  • Just ICE USA

    USA is not great it is a farce

    There is no history ICE

    The country is not even aware of how much of fool it is!

    It will remain so till Trump and the rest silverbacks are removed they are immature And it’s turned into colonialist politics that is raping countries of its land and minerals and falsely claiming it is peacemaker

    Corrupt to the core

    Its violated its people and omg you reap what you sow sow and the back lash of Trump Maga pact

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    5
    lovealways#
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • The forever war

    Uh

    You see what was missing was the pact shown to us by china Korea Russia and India I think they are going to be interesting to watch because they will rearrange the agreements on trade

    And also the days of giving a toss about USA and Israel are never going to be forgotten History will never forget what happened in Palestine people nor will

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    lovealways#
    United Kingdom7 months ago

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Compelling solutions for current global issues are frequently highlighted.
Listeners appreciate the inclusive and engaging conversations.
Overall, the podcast garners a reputation for deep dives into contemporary challenges.
Insightful experts often lead to robust analysis.
There are critiques regarding the host's presentation style and biases.

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Ep 175. How should we use peacekeepers in a world of conflict?
Q: What does the future of UN peacekeeping look like given fewer peace agreements and a more fragmented international system?
The focus is on preserving readiness and adaptability: preparing for potential new ceasefire monitoring mechanisms, ensuring troops and police contributions are sustainable, and keeping multilateral tools available to respond when member states request them, while acknowledging that political agreements are still a precondition for effective peacekeeping.
Ep 176. What’s next in Iran? Is NATO Doomed? And how do we tackle global inequality?
Q: What is the most likely outcome for the Iranian people from the conflict?
The guests outline multiple potential futures, noting a newer generation of leadership closer to the IRGC and a possible rollback of reform, combined with ongoing suppression and heightened human rights concerns, while emphasizing that diaspora efforts could push for a unified national agenda and support for Iranians' rights.
Ep 173. What is Strategy? And how do we stop democracies backsliding into autocracy?
Q: What has been tried to prevent backsliding in democracies like the US or UK, and what worked or didn't?
Various legislative and institutional reforms have been attempted, including strengthening separation of powers, reducing money in politics, increasing accountability for public officials, and enhancing transparency; however, progress is uneven, and the effectiveness often depends on political will, long-term commitment, and cultural adoption of democratic norms.
Ep 170. Why the Mainstream media is partially to blame for Epstein coverup - Jason Pack on KeenOn
Q: What about the idea of a Scandinavian model as an alternative to neoliberal governance?
The Scandinavian model is cited as an example of higher public trust and effective public services, suggesting that a more robust welfare and governance framework could reduce incentives for elites to operate in a law-of-the-jungle style.
Ep 170. Why the Mainstream media is partially to blame for Epstein coverup - Jason Pack on KeenOn
Q: Do you think there is a broader conspiracy to keep Epstein's story quiet?
There isn't a single formal conspiracy, but there is a pattern of accountability gaps in media and government where powerful figures are shielded, making it hard to pursue cases consistently across jurisdictions.

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This show addresses the myriad challenges confronting the modern world, particularly focusing on global disorder marked by political turmoil, authoritarianism, and environmental crises. Through weekly discussions, the show shines a light on complex topics including the impact of neo-populism on democracy, international relations with countries like China and Iran, and the intersection of technology and governance. Notably, it features engagements with experts and thought leaders who provide insights and potential solutions, aiming to explore how societies can restore order and promote stability amidst chaotic circumstances. Unique to this series is its commitment to exploring not just the problems, but also viable pathways for reform and co... more

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4. Jason Pack
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8. Lord George Robertson

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