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Join Nina Jankowicz as she recounts her experience with disinformation campaigns and explores with Arthur Snell the global impact of misinformation.

A tentative ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas has been announced by the US and Qatar. We're joined by Alex Hall Hall and Jane Kinninmont to discuss.

What does Africa look like in the Age of Disorder? Jason is joined this week by Professor Clionadh Raleigh, creator of Armed Conflict Location & Event Data (ACLED), a US-based NGO, and Professor of Political Violence and Geography at the University of Sussex.

With Trump due to be inaugurated in less than 15 days, it is high time to come to grips with his foreign policy vision as it can be gleaned from his cabinet appointments. To investigate, Jason is joined by Dr Alan Mendoza, founder and Executive Director of The Henry Jackson Society.

2024 was undoubtedly a year full of Disorder. Jason is joined by fan favourite Jane Kinninmont to discuss the past year: reflecting on the myriad challenges faced by Orderers.

As 2024 draws to a close, Jason and Alex celebrate Chrismukkah and share their families’ Christmas traditions, exploring the differences between American and British celebrations.

Jason is joined by Marci Surkes, Surkes served as Executive Director of Policy and Cabinet Affairs in the office of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to discuss Canada's trading relationship with the US.

In this bonus episode Jason is joined by Jane Kinninmont to examine the Post-Assad Syria: From Euphoria to Uncertainty, Jason is joined by our returning Glaswegian champion, Jane Kinninmont.

We are living through Peak Disorder. Two democratic capital cities were convulsed by demonstrations trying to oust their governments. One Middle Eastern regime collapsed, while a neighboring war was paused. Arthur Snell joins the pod to discuss.

Is genuine electoral democracy with its checks and balances even possible in the mid-21st century? Today’s guest, Ben Ansell holds the contrarian view that democracy is actually alive and well. He asserts that even if we are not happy with recent outcomes, we should still trust the process.