S4E5: The Man Who Invented Fake News | William Randolph Hearst
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Broadcasting live from the legendary Cow Palace Studios, Big Red & The Shebs saddle up for another wildly unpredictable episode of the Don't Listen Chumcast. This week, the boys take a deep dive into the fascinating history of the Cow Palace itself—exploring its legendary rodeos, iconic concerts, and unforgettable political events that helped shape Bay Area culture for generations. From there, they crank the volume to eleven and revisit the explosive success of AC/DC's Back in Black, the album that defied the odds and became one of the biggest records in rock history. The conversation then takes a hilarious turn as the Chumcast crew breaks down the top things people love to brag about—and why we're all guilty of it. Finally, the episode closes with a deep dive into the life and legacy of media titan William Randolph Hearst, the newspaper king whose sensational headlines, outsized influence, and controversial tactics helped create the blueprint for modern media manipulation. Was he a visionary businessman, a master propagandist, or the original architect of fake news? Tune in and decide for yourself.