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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2026 · 25 MIN

Fixing the Media Crisis | Truth, Bias and the Fight for Honest Journalism

from Uncommon Sense in Current Times

Can the media be trusted anymore? And what happens when news is replaced with camouflaged opinions? In this episode of Uncommon Sense in Current Times, I sit down with Jennifer Nohelty of the Washington Policy Institute to talk about the growing crisis in modern media—and what it will take to restore truth in journalism. We unpack how media has shifted from factual reporting to opinion-driven narratives, the role of advertisers and consolidation in shaping what stories get told and how alternative voices—like podcasters and independent journalists—are stepping in to fill the gap. Jenny shares how the Washington Policy Institute is working to create a "revolution of common sense" by bringing together lawmakers, media and firsthand experts to highlight stories the mainstream often ignores. This conversation is about more than media. It's about truth, influence and the future of public discourse. 📘 Get my latest book "Bold Not Belligerent" on Amazon: 👉 https://a.co/d/eGTPSYS 💭 A different way to reflect this week: • Where am I getting my information—and is it shaping my worldview more than truth? • Am I consuming headlines… or actually seeking understanding? 📌 In this episode, I discuss: ✅ Why modern media has shifted from facts to opinion ✅ The impact of media consolidation and advertiser pressure ✅ How "clickbait culture" is shaping public perception ✅ What shadow banning is—and who it's affecting ✅ The role of Big Tech in controlling information flow ✅ Why independent media voices are rising ✅ How policy makers actually respond to public pressure ✅ The importance of hearing from firsthand sources ✅ The connection between media narratives and public policy ✅ What it will take to restore trust in journalism 📢 TAKE ACTION: 🧠 Be intentional about where you get your news 📣 Engage with your elected officials—your voice matters more than you think 🔍 Look beyond headlines and seek primary sources 🤝 Support platforms and organizations committed to truth 🔗 Connect with Jenny Nohelty / Washington Policy Institute: Website: https://washingtonpolicyinstitute.org Washington Times: https://www.washingtontimes.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifernohelty/ 🔗 Follow Peter Demos: Website: https://www.peterdemos.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peterdemosofficial Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/peterdemosofficial Twitter/X: https://x.com/peter_demos 🙌 SUBSCRIBE for bold conversations at the intersection of faith, freedom, and truth in a world gone mad. #PeterDemos #UncommonSensePodcast #MediaBias #JournalismCrisis #TruthMatters #WashingtonPolicyInstitute #FreeSpeech #MediaReform #FaithAndCulture #BoldNotBelligerent

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