Point of Disorder - Episode 42: Shots Fired: Healthcare, Misogyny, and Birthday Shenanigans

Episode 42: Shots Fired: Healthcare, Misogyny, and Birthday Shenanigans

12/12/24 • 33 min

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.

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?

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

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Episode 41: Point Lame Duck Drama and Duggan's Gambit

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!

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Episode 43: End-of-Year Superlatives & Lame Duck Laments

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.