Rachel Maddow Presents: Burn Order

Rachel Maddow, MS NOW

"Rachel Maddow Presents: Burn Order" is the story of one of the most shocking decisions in American history: the executive order to target and round up innocent citizens, Japanese Americans, at the outbreak of World War II. Read more

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Rachel Maddow Presents: Burn Order is a news podcast by Rachel Maddow, MS NOW.

Producer
Rachel Maddow, MS NOW

Host
Rachel Maddow

Country
United States

Episodes count
10

Average duration
48'

Frequency
Weekly

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Catherine Young - 02/09/2026
I learned so much from this podcast, and her others as well. I live in CA and have driven by Manzanar many times. I have walked around it. I didn't know about all the gov lying. Thanks to Trump, here we go again.

Valerie Bowker-Davis - 01/03/2026
Fabulous thank you so much for doing this

Lon Inaba - 12/29/2025
Wow. Great reporting. Great Tragedy in US history. All Americans must listen and learn. That is how we can make our country great !!! A lesson in histeria driven by hatred and a country and its leadership that allowed it to happen. Let's learn from it and not allowed it to happen ever again.

Joel B. Klein - 12/22/2025
This extraordinary Podcast is but one of Rachael Maddow's many amazing contributions to the public enlightenment, but this one strikes me as very, very special. I stand in awe of what she has done for us as an Nation overall, but this Podcast strikes me as very necessary and near perfection. To me this podcast has special meaning because my wife is Japanese, and was interned as a child. Her grand parents died in the prison camp because of the severity of the transition - one might say that they were murdered. Her Grandfather left behind a house that stands today as a city, state, and national landmark. It was a test case for Japanese owning property in the names of their children - Search for The Harada House in Riverside CA. Jukichi Harada also has a school in Riverside named after him. I continue to rage against the ease with which this country allows incompetent people to be in charge. It's gut wrenching.