
Hi, I’m Ken LaCorte. I spent 20 years behind-the-scenes at Fox News and now host “Elephants in Rooms”.Here, we jump into topics that many people avoid and that the mainstream narrative often vilifies. Even when they’re true.If you’re looking for true insight into issues – without straw men or sensationalism – you’ve found the right place.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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"The American firebombing of Tokyo was deadlier than the atomic bombs, not to mention the many other cities burned to the ground. Why did the U.S. do that? The answers go far beyond 'revenge' into some horrific options during total war." -- Ken
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"How did we go from a relatively objective new media to the craziness we see today? It's a fascinating study of money, politics, and technology." –Ken
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"Why did the Founding Fathers accept slavery in the new country? Basic politics, or something more?" --Ken
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"I've wondered this my whole life. I finally got serious and dug into the facts as best I could." --Ken
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I was afraid that there would be some type of bias in these podcasts since the guy came from Fox News, but it seems to me like there’s not. All these topics have clearly been highly researched, and they are very well communicated. Well done! Please keep them going for as long as possible with this kind of quality!
Heard about this on the radio and this podcast has become a favorite of mine over the last few weeks. I’m learning a ton about a variety of topics that I never found to be interesting! Ken does a great job with this!
I like the podcast and enjoy most of the episodes. One episode really angers me—-the one about the rise and fall of transgenders. There are serious inaccuracies about schools in this podcast. I have worked as a counselor in the schools in two different states. Never have I known schools to promote gay rights or hide things from parents. Our policies are acceptance, but never endorsement . And NEVER EVER complicity!!! Parents are informed of any name change requests and never would we provide a ... more
Extremly interesting topics that are being discussed in this show. Please keep up the good work.
And please upload every YouTube video as a podcast!
Ken has a smart, irreverent and respectable view of the world. His podcasts are illuminating and fun. Highly recommend!
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The show tackles controversial, under-discussion topics with a direct, data-informed approach. Across episodes, it frequently challenges mainstream narratives on politics, society, and history, weaving historical context with contemporary media framing. A notable edge is the host's willingness to tackle sensitive subjects head-on and promote clarity over sensationalism, which can appeal to listeners seeking unapologetic analysis and counterpoints to prevailing viewpoints.
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