Stephen Kent is a communications and public relations professional living in the Washington D.C. area. He currently serves as Director of Operations for Echelon Insights, a polling and research firm in Alexandria, VA. Previously, he worked for many years as PR Director for Young Voices, a libertarian non-profit focused on getting young people into the media and helping them to build long lasting careers as public figures.

Stephen is a media trainer and booking consultant who has worked on talent placement with every major network from CNN, MSNBC and Fox News to local networks in over 25 U.S. cities.

As a podcaster and content creator, Stephen has helped with the development and launching of 15+ podcasts and assisted clients in both the private and public sector build their personal brands and audience.

Stephen is a true talent in the media world and has done more to amplify the voices of young political commentators on the airwaves
than anyone else I am aware of.
— Brad Polumbo, Washington Examiner
Stephen helped me tremendously with my interviewing abilities by working 1 on 1 with me to ensure I can be as proficient as possible. He has been such an encouraging and helpful voice in my professional life.
— Molly Davis, Libertas Institute

What I’ve done

  • 50+ media appearances including Fox Business, WUSA channel 9, Fox 5 DC, Newsy, The Glenn Beck Program, Spectrum News and more.

  • Quoted in the Daily Beast, Vox, Washington Examiner and The American Conservative magazine on politics and news.

  • Booked more than 600 media appearances for clients between 2017-2020

  • Signed author with Center Street for “How The Force Can Fix The World” (October 26, 2021)

  • Show Host, Right Now on the Rightly network

  • Podcaster best known for the Beltway Banthas: Star Wars & politics podcast. Boasting more than 150 episodes averaging 1,100 downloads per episode.

  • Has hosted and helped to launch a total of 3-podcasts and consulted on the creation of multiple other programs.

  • Frequent speaker & panelist on the Comic Con circuit to tackle politics in pop culture