đď¸ Disorderly Conduct is the podcast that pulls back the curtain on threats to democracy, wealth inequality, and political corruption. Through sharp interviews, deep discussions of current events, and compelling dives into pivotal historical moments, we uncover how power really worksâand what it means for all of us. Thought-provoking, fearless, and unapologetically disruptive, Disorderly Conduct gives listeners the tools and context to make sense of a system designed to keep them in the dark.
In this episode, the panel discusses the pervasive issue of apathy in American society and its implications for civic engagement and political participation. They explore how apathy serves as a powerful lobbyist, benefiting the wealthy and powerful while disenfranchising the working class. The conversation delves into historical contexts, modern distractions, and the role of social media in exacerbating disengagement. The panel emphasizes the importance of community action, anger as a catalys...
24 Mar 2026
The Montana Plan
This conversation explores the impact of Citizens United on American politics, the Montana Plan as a strategy to combat dark money, and the legal and constitutional nuances involved. Experts discuss how state-level actions can reshape campaign finance laws and the potential legal hurdles and opportunities. This episode explores the potential for state-level legal reforms to challenge corporate influence in politics, focusing on Montana's innovative efforts. Experts discuss the legal, politica...
2 Feb 2026
From the breadlines to the barricades: how unaffordability leads to extremism
In this episode of Disorderly Conduct, the hosts explore the relationship between extremism and dignity, arguing that extremism is a predictable outcome of institutional failure to provide basic dignities such as stable housing, healthcare, and legal treatment. They analyze historical case studies, including the French and Russian Revolutions and the Arab Spring, to illustrate how material conditions lead to radicalization. The conversation emphasizes the importance of legitimacy in governanc...
21 Jan 2026
Stars, Stripes, and Subjugation - the history of American Imperialism
The conversation delves into the history and evolution of American imperialism, exploring its justifications, consequences, and the implications of current foreign policy decisions. The speakers discuss the historical context of American intervention, the impact of 9/11, and the expansion of executive power, while also reflecting on the future of American dominance in a changing global landscape.
29 Dec 2025
Bias at the Bedside
This episode of the Disorderly Conduct Podcast delves into the pervasive issue of medical racism, exploring its historical roots, systemic nature, and real-world impacts on healthcare outcomes for marginalized communities. The panel discusses how bias in medical training and practice leads to unequal treatment and health disparities, emphasizing the need for accountability and reform in the healthcare system.
23 Dec 2025
The French Insurrection: The indomitable Jean Moulin
In the latest episode of Disorderly Conduct, hosts Joey, Fingers, Jesse, and Bobi delve into the remarkable life of Jean Moulin, a pivotal figure in the French Resistance during World War II. Their discussion not only sheds light on Moulin's strategic brilliance but also draws parallels to modern-day organizational tactics, emphasizing the importance of unity in the face of adversity.
8 Dec 2025
Hungarian Rascalry: Viktor Orban's authoritarian playbook
In this episode, the hosts delve into the authoritarian playbook, focusing on Viktor Orban's rise to power in Hungary and drawing parallels to the current political climate in the United States. They discuss how Orban dismantled democracy from within, the importance of controlling media narratives, and the implications of capturing the courts. The conversation highlights the dangers of authoritarianism and the need for vigilance in protecting democratic values. In this conversation, the speak...
24 Nov 2025
Heroes of Humanity: The Muckrakers
Step inside the world of the muckrakersâthe fearless investigative journalists who dug into the darkest corners of American life during the Progressive Era. In this episode, we explore how Jacob Riis exposed tenement misery with his camera, how Ida Tarbell dismantled the Standard Oil monopoly, how Lincoln Steffens uncovered a nationwide network of political corruption, how Upton Sinclair infiltrated Chicagoâs stockyards, and how Ida B. Wells risked her life to document the truth about lynchin...
17 Nov 2025
Heroes of Humanity: Robert Smalls
In this episode of "Disorderly Conduct," Jesse, Mayhem, Bobi, and Fingers delve into the inspiring life of Robert Smalls, a true hero of humanity. Born into slavery in Beaufort, South Carolina, Smalls' early experiences shaped his understanding of the world and the injustices of slavery. His maritime skills, acquired as a teenager, played a crucial role in his daring escape during the Civil War. Smalls commandeered a Confederate ship, the Planter, and delivered it to the Union Navy, fre...
10 Nov 2025
Heroes Of Humanity: Irina Sendler
For November, we're kicking off a series we call Heroes of Humanity. In this episode, we talk about Irina Sendler, who smuggled 2,500 children out of the Warsaw Ghetto during the Nazi Occupation.
3 Nov 2025
SCOTUS Interruptus
In this episode of the Disorderly Conduct Podcast, join hosts Bobi, Fingers, Jesse, and Mayhem as they engage in a thought-provoking conversation with Eric J. Segall, a renowned constitutional law scholar. Delve into the intricacies of the Supreme Court, the impact of judicial decisions on American politics, and the challenges facing democracy today. This episode offers a deep dive into the legal landscape and its broader implications for society. Don't miss this insightful discussion! #Disor...
29 Oct 2025
Broken Windows, Broken Promises
Summary In this episode, the panel discusses the implications of disorderly conduct charges, their origins, and their disproportionate impact on minority communities. They explore the broken windows theory and how it has led to the criminalization of poverty and homelessness. The conversation delves into the role of perception and implicit bias in policing, the cycle of criminalization, and the importance of community solutions in resisting oppression. The panelists emphasize the need for em...
10 Oct 2025
Disorderly Conduct - Coming soon!
The economy doesn't work for the working class. The wealthy fund rhetoric that fuels racism and bigotry just to avoid being taxed. Authoritarians rise on the tide of hate that's been unleashed. And the economy still doesn't work for the working class. Time for some Disorderly Conduct.
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