
It Could Happen Here started as an exploration of the possibility of a new civil war. Now a daily show, it's evolved into a chronicle of collapse as it happens, and an exploration of how we might build a better future. Every day Robert Evans, Garrison Davis, Mia Wong, and James Stout take you on a jaunty walk through the burning ruins of the old world and towards a better one that lays just on the... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1645 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Garrison outlines what we know about how DHS investigated anti-ICE protests in Minneapolis and new discovery documents revealing Homeland Security Investigations reports on financial probes of activist groups and labor unions.
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Mia talks with trans sports journalist Frankie de la Cruz and former trans college athlete Bugsmaytrix about WNBA bit player Sophie Cunningham's pivot to transphobia and the right's war on trans people.
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Journalist Carlos Berríos Polanco talks with James about how the United States acquired its inhabited overseas colonies, why the constitution doesn't fully apply there, and what it means as Trump says he wants to add new territories or states.
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Weeks after more than 600 houses in Spokane burned, James talks to community members about how people prepared, cared for each other, and worried about migration enforcement during the fire evacuations.
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Executive Disorder and Margaret’s Sunday readings are my faves
Love Everyone on the show… Mia is my favorite
I came in from BTB and honestly not big in the podcasting world, but genuinely impressed with what the CZM team has accomplished. It’s OK to not agree with everything everyone on every show says. That’s the point - allowing ideas into your life from others with different perspectives. CZM does a great job of keeping it light, but letting the stories breathe when the implications are grim. That is an extremely hard tight rope to walk. Shout out to Sophie and Robert and the entire CZM team. You ar... more
Extremely happy with the uptick in episodes focused outside the US recently! Yall do great work.
Whole crew would benefit immensely from a year working on a farm or fishing boat!
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A sharp daily news and politics show that surveys current events through a left-leaning, investigative lens, blending rigorous reporting with accessible storytelling. Episodes frequently feature experts on labor, public health, history, technology, and international affairs, plus on-the-ground reporting and deep dives into power structures, policy, and social movements. Notable strengths include clear, principled analysis, a willingness to tackle uncomfortable topics, and a rotating roster of well-connected guests that enriches conversations around accountability, democracy, and the future of civil society. Potential listeners may appreciate thorough context, brave takes, and a willingness to critique institutions while highlighting grassro... more
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