New Media Central is dedicated to the revolution currently unfolding in America. This movement is reminiscent of the pivotal revolutions in our nation's past. As Americans, when we collectively recognize that something is fundamentally wrong, we challenge the status quo and work to restore balance. That moment has arrived.
There are countless issues plaguing our nation today that simply don't pass the smell test—particularly the overreach of Big Government, the undue influence of Big Business, and the mainstream media that willingly promotes propaganda to convince Americans that everything is fine and we’re on the right path. Nothing could be further from the truth, and we know it.
At New Media Central, our mission is to provide the information necessary to support this cause, advance this revolution, and help steer our country away from the destructive leadership in Washington, D.C. We believe our leaders are pushing the nation in a direction that contradicts the will of the people. The will of the people is the cornerstone of our democracy, and we are committed to ensuring it remains the top priority for all elected officials.
We stay vigilant, listening closely to the voices and actions of others, and we share our insights through a weekly podcast. You can find these podcasts on our website by clicking the "Podcasts" button in the navagation bar, or you can listen to them on Spotify.
You might find the word "revolution" intimidating. But this isn't something to fear—it’s something to embrace. When you hear "revolution," you might picture scenes from history books filled with armed men and women risking their lives for their beliefs. This time, the battlefield is different. We are fighting through this medium, with hope for a peaceful resolution. However, let there be no doubt: if it becomes necessary, we are prepared to defend our beliefs by any means.

 

Keith Tede

Tede (pronounced TD like touchdown) is a devoted husband of over 40 years and proud father of two daughters and a brand new grandson. After a 30-year career at The Kansas City Star newspaper, he now hosts the New Media Central Podcast, where he offers insightful commentary on current events and shares his passion for politics. When not podcasting, he loves creating wooden sculptures and gold and silver jewelry, having meaningful conversations with friends, connecting with followers on X (formerly Twitter), hunting and fishing, pumpin' iron and spending time with family.