In this episode of the Inconvenient Truths Podcast, host Kenny Xu discusses two divulging paths for Asian Americans in America. Kenny cautions Asian Americans from simply going into the elite bubble. He posits that Asian Americans are best served by taking their positive traits and identifying with American society. Don't miss this intriguing reflection on Asian Americans, meritocracy, elitism, and American culture.

In this episode of the Inconvenient Truths Podcast, Kenny is joined by Blake Consentino, the Founder and President of American Destiny, a conservative youth nonprofit. Kenny discusses his own experience of founding a conservative youth organization with Blake. The pair also talks about the reasons behind and the future ahead of Generation Z as a conservative generation. Blake discusses the goal of his organization: to supply campaigns with young conservatives to assist in their efforts; in turn, young conservatives gain the ear of major policymakers. Don't miss this pertinent episode of Inconvenient Truths, and support Blake's organization at https://www.amdest.org/

In this episode of the Inconvenient Truths podcast, Kenny discusses the issue of American support for Israel and donor ethics relating to Jewish donors. Kenny speaks out against the issue of Jewish donors using money for speech. Kenny is joined by Jenin Younes, the legal director for the American‑Arab Anti‑Discrimination Committee. Don't miss this exciting episode of the Inconvenient Truths podcast tackling everything from Israel and Gaza, to free speech and the ethical and societal responsibilities of donors!

In this episode of the Inconvenient Truths podcast, Kenny is joined by Harvard Professor James Hankins, who just published a textbook on Western Civilization called "The Golden Thread." Hankins contends that the teaching of Western civilization should return to primary and secondary education. Hankins offers his textbook as a twenty-first-century tool for the return of Western civilization as a teaching imperative. Kenny and Professor Hankins dive into Western civilization, and why it was abandoned by the American education system.

In this episode of the Inconvenient Truth Podcast, host Kenny Xu tackles relationships. Kenny takes a look at topics like pickup artists and Relationships. Kenny also dives into how the statistics speak to social trends that are starting to be noticed by a substantial number of Americans. Don't miss Kenny's unique perspective on this interesting topic!

In this episode, Kenny is joined by Corey Walker, a reporter for Algemeiner from Chicago. Kenny and Corey discuss how much or little Corey's background affected his trajectory. How he has personally experienced DEI in his life, and the effect that might have had. You don't want to miss Corey's interesting perspective on DEI and other issues.

In this emergency episode of Inconvenient Truths with Kenny Xu, Kenny and podcast producer Drew DiMeglio discuss the tragic murders of Iryna Zarutska and Charlie Kirk. Kenny and Drew look into the effect of social justice and DEI policies in the brutal murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska. The pair also discusses the reaction to the murder from prominent politicians and news outlets.

What does it mean to be a conservative? We might think the answers are found in the American Founding, but blogger and podcaster Cassie Clark gives an intriguing answer: how about love of home and state? In this episode I sit down with Cassie to talk about her eighth-generation North Carolinian heritage, the state of NC's race-blind nature, her thoughts on whether we should continue to accept out-of-state migrants, and what it means to be a conservative in her eyes. Cassie has an eye-opening perspective you surely won't want to miss.

My guest today is Stephen Horn, an independent journalist who has done real work unpacking where H1-B visa holders go and who they work for, especially in North Carolina. H1-B visa holders teach at public schools, but there have recently been complaints about the failure to understand them. In addition, Stephen covered the story of several white workers who sued a tech company for allegedly prioritizing immigrant hires over native-born American workers. This podcast contributes to the ongoing debate about immigration, visas, and whether America can indeed train up high-tech workers with our current education system.

Kenny starts off Season 3 with a reflection on his recent run for U.S. Congress in North Carolina's 13th U.S. Congressional District, telling stories about his decision, the obstacles he encountered along the way, and what he's learned. He ends the episode with his opinions on North Carolina and the United States' political system.