
A weekly news show covering the politics of our crumbling world through a mix of on-the-ground journalism and thoughtful analysis. We focus on stories that affect daily life as the government becomes less helpful and more hostile.
Featuring Robert Evans, Mia Wong, James Stout, and Garrison Davis, Executive Disorder aims to keep your ears tuned to the expansion of authoritarianism, with new repor... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 79 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsDaily NewsNews | |||

The gang discuss the death of Dolly Parton, a drought in Puerto Rico, SCOTUS allowing Trump to implement his executive order on mail-in voting, trade negotiations falling apart with Canada, how police are circumventing sanctuary policies, and the cha... more
The gang discuss a DHS investigation into Minnesota labor unions part of an alleged anti-ICE conspiracy, military detention near National Defense Areas at the border, the USS Lincoln, why a General Dynamics factory can't make artillery shells, what’s... more
The gang discuss sabotage of Flock cameras across the country, immigration judge training documents, DOJ lawsuits over state tuition assistance for immigrants, Trump’s new anti-vax executive order, corporations pocketing over $100 billion in tariff r... more
James reports from the wildfires across the PNW while Robert, Mia, and Garrison discuss left-wing wins and losses in the Michigan and Missouri primary elections, the US military's continuing munitions shortage, gambling on wildfires, and what’s up wi... more
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A weekly political-analytic roundtable that blends on-the-ground reporting with sharp commentary on current governance, immigration, foreign policy, and civil liberties. Episodes repeatedly center how policy choices shape daily life, scrutinizing executive power, media framing, and institutional capacity across topics like immigration enforcement, Supreme Court decisions, tariffs, and international tensions. Noteworthy is the hosts' willingness to mix bold humor with rigorous analysis, often drawing historical parallels and challenging official narratives to highlight public-interest implications. This approach can help potential listeners gauge how policy debates translate into real-world outcomes, making it a fit for listeners craving bri... more
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