What the 2011 Libyan uprisings can teach Iran
The ongoing conflict in Iran and across the Middle East has more in common with Libya in 2011 that Iraq, why? Jason Pack explains in his appearance on the Mossad Files.
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Is Trump's War in Iran a distraction from Epstein Files?
Why is Trump going to war with Iran? What's next for the region? To explain, Jason and Jane recorded an emergency episode this week.
Full episode: pod.link/1706818264/e...
Knowing about Bill Clinton kept me silent on Epstein.
Epstein Survivor Rina Oh explains on a recent Disorder episode how Jeffrey Epstein knowing Bill Clinton kept her quiet.
Full episode: pod.link/1706818264/e...
Is centrism over in Europe?
Hannah Spencer won this week's by-election in UK, taking the seat from Labour in a seismic win for the Greens.
Labour, was pushed into third place behind Reform UK. What does this mean for centrist politics? Is democracy in Europe is under threat? Jason Pack explains.
How did Epstein's network thrive under global capitalism?
Disorder co-hosts Jason and Jane explore how Epstein used dark money to evade justice for so long, asking how we can improve global governance to stop these networks operating with impunity.
Catch the full episode on Spotify or YouTube.
Peter Mandelson arrested: Good news for Starmer?
Could the arrest of Peter Mandelson help Keir Starmer and British public believe in politics? Why won't the US follow suit?
Supreme Court strikes down Trump's tariffs – what might be his Plan B?
With a 6-3 majority, the Supreme Court ruled that Trump exceeded his authority when he imposed tariffs, saying he needs congressional approval to impose taxes on imports. What could he do next?
'He was a raging pedophile': Epstein survivor Rina Oh.
Rina Oh speaks to Disorder co-host Mark Lobel about acts of sexual abuse committed by Jeffrey Epstein. This video features triggering content including sexual abuse of minors.
Hear their full conversation by searching 'Disorder' on Spotify.
Did FBI ignore warnings about former prince Andrew?
Who’s next from Epstein’s network?
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested today on suspicion of misconduct in public office. Why didn't the FBI and other law enforcement agencies act sooner?
Lisa Bloom explains: linktr.ee/disorderpod
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrested: Is this justice for Epstein survivors?
This week, Mark Lobel talked with Rina Oh, an Epstein Survivor, and Lisa Bloom, a civil rights attorney who represents Epstein survivors, about what they want the royals to do.
Listen: linktr.ee/disorderpod
How can we bring down Epstein's network?
Countless Epstein files have been released. But survivors are still awaiting justice. Disorder co-host Mark Lobel speaks to attorney Lisa Bloom, who has represented 11 of Epstein's survivors, about how law enforcement failed them.
What do Epstein survivors want from Elon Musk and Prince Andrew?
Rina Oh, a survivor of Epstein's abuse, is demanding justice for the countless women targeted by the late sexual predator.
Speaking to Disorder's Mark Lobel, Rina explains what Elon Musk and the British royal family must do.
Could this be the secret to long lasting peace?
How do politicians sell defence spending? What are the actual benefits of it? @janekinninmont.bsky.social discusses in bonus video recapping Munich Security Conference, with Nicola Reindorp, CEO of Crisis Action.
Full video: youtu.be/b6SjrRsPpUQ
Epstein survivor Rina Oh: Here's how to get justice for Epstein's victims
On this week's episode of Disorder, survivor Rina Oh explains how Epstein's network of abuse operated and what must be done to bring it down.
Hear her brave and powerful perspective on Disorder's YouTube or Spotify.
What did we learn from Munich Security Conference? What does increased defence spending mean for the UK? How will it impact other departments?
Following a lively Munich Security Conference, @janekinninmont.bsky.social reflects on why it might be important for people in the UK.
Why did British Prime Minister Keir Starmer appoint Peter Mandelson as US ambassador despite his ties to Jeffrey Epstein?
Disorder co-host Jane Kinninmont says the answer lies in Starmer's priorities - and the way diplomacy is done in the Trump era.
Can Starmer's government survive the latest Epstein scandal? And just how far do Epstein's ties go? In this week's episode, Disorder co-hosts Jason and Jane examine the imapct of the Epstein files on UK politics and ask what's next for Starmer.
See the full discussion on Disorder's YouTube channel.
McSweeney resigns over Epstein scandal: Is Starmer next?
Morgan McSweeney, Chief of Staff to British PM Keir Starmer, resigned on Sunday following the latest release of Epstein files.
So, is this the beginning of the end for Starmer's Labour? And can his government survive yet another crisis?
Could Epstein files be the end for Starmer and McSweeney? How much Disorder will these files spread? And why is there a need for radical centrists?
Jason Pack looks at the impact of the release of the Epstein files, and how that is still set to be the most Disorderly impact of 2026.
Must listen from @geoffmulgan.bsky.social on collective intelligence, imagination, future thinking, right to truth etc.
And a welcome dash of hope.
How can we redesign politics for the 21st century?
Disorder host Jason Pack speaks to Sir Geoff Mulgan, an expert in social change and innovation, to find out. Can we learn from populists? What role do science, religion and truth play?
Watch their full conversation on Disorder's YouTube channel.
What will it take for the UN to reform?
In the latest episode of Disorder, co-host Mark Lobel speaks to experts on the UN's 80th birthday to ask: how can the UN adapt to Trump's 'sphere of influence' politics? And who needs to take the lead?
Catch the full episode on Youtube or Spotify.
Can the United Nations survive the Trump era? Or has it outlived its role?
In the latest episode of Disorder, co-host Mark Lobel marks the UN's 80th birthday, and asks expert insiders: can the organisation adapt to Trump's shakeup of global politics?
Catch the full episode on Youtube or Spotify.
Will Trump's Board of Peace replace the UN?
Disorder cohost Mark Lobel attends the UN's 80th anniversary to find out how the organisation is holding up under pressure from the Trump administration and global conflict.
Is there still hope for the UN? Catch the full episode of Disorder to find out.
'Since initiating resource nationalism, it has been easier for the Venezuelan ruling class to buy off potential opposition than to figure out how to sustainably develop their country' writes Jason Pack, host of @disordershow.bsky.social in the latest RUSI Commentary.
Should America intervene in Iran?
Horrific images have come out of Iran following the regime's crackdown on nationwide protests.
Although the streets of Tehran are quiet for now, Trump insists military action is still on the table.
So, what can the US do to help Iran's protesters - if anything?
Have Trump and Europe made peace on Greenland?
After a series of threats, Trump says he's agreed to a "framework" deal on Greenland with European leaders at Davos.
So, what kind of deal could they make? And why does Trump want it so badly?
Listen to Disorder on Spotify or Youtube to find out.
Why did Carney take on Trump in Davos?
Why has Mark Carney's Davos speech gone so viral? @janekinninmont.bsky.social explains why he's saying publicly what lots of world leaders are thinking.
