The IMPACT Tribe Podcast
Hosted by Ashley Bright
The IMPACT Tribe Podcast isn’t just a show — it’s a call to action.
It’s raw. It’s real. It’s the movement you’ve been looking for.
Every episode brings you inside the minds of those reshaping what’s possible — people leading with courage, lifting others with equity, and proving that progress is built, not wished for.
If you’re tired of empty words and ready to build something better, welcome to the tribe.
The IMPACT Tribe Podcast
News deserts are devastating small town America.
I'm excited to welcome a visionary leader working to strengthen the backbone of our democracy through local journalism.
As the founder of Journalism New England, she’s helping small, independent newsrooms across the region grow, innovate, and thrive—because every community deserves access to trusted, credible reporting.
Her career spans journalism, nonprofit leadership, and media transformation—from launching The Nation Fund for Independent Journalism to creating new pathways for underrepresented storytellers through the Fellowship for the Future of Journalism.
A writer, builder, and advocate at heart, she’s proving that journalism isn’t just about informing people—it’s about connecting them.
Please put your hands 👏 together for Erin O’Mara
Thanks, Erin! 👏
Connect with my guest:
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Journalism New England web site
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== About Ashley Bright ==
Ashley Bright is the founder and host of The IMPACT Tribe Podcast, a bi-monthly live stream spotlighting changemakers and innovators. A executive communications coach with 20+ years of experience—including work with Apple and AT&T—Ashley helps purpose-driven leaders turn fear into confidence and ideas into action. His clients have raised over $50M by mastering storytelling, stage presence, and audience connection.
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