Low key, I’ve always wanted to be a news host. If you can’t tell by this podcast, professionally getting to know people (aka creep) is a deep passion of mine. That’s why when I meet folks like Ashan Singh, who has been blazing a new trail with ABC News, I’m doubly impressed. Listen in as we dig into his career trajectory, what prompted his desire to be a journalist and why it’s hard not to feel imposter syndrome, at even the most successful times in our careers.
Ashan Singh has been telling stories for ABC News for over three years. Bombay-born but raised in Boston, by way of London, his perspective is global, yet uniquely American - and works to make sure every one of his stories sheds light on that experience. Ashan tells stories where culture meets humanity, and relishes in using strong visuals and music to help drive the narrative - regardless of the subject, be it politics, entertainment, or the latest trend. As an Indian-American growing up in the suburbs of Boston, Ashan’s been code-switching between communities for as long as he can remember. He lives it, breathes it, and most importantly makes his America, their America, and your America familiar, and digestible to the everyday viewer.