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Trust Issues

Why We Stopped Believing The News

Keith Kramer
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Mistrust Media

About

You will never consume the news after reading this blistering smack down of the news media.

Once upon a time, we trusted the news. Now we trust memes, podcasts, and TikTok rants. Trust Issues is a sharp, funny, and brutally honest look at how modern media lost our trust-and why it might never get it back. Former radio host Keith Crowden exposes the outrage economy, fake experts, performative journalism, and the tribal chaos turning news into noise. This book pulls no punches, names names, and offers a clear-eyed wake-up call in a world where facts are optional and feelings run the show.

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