Ashley Milne-Tyte

I’m an audio and print journalist and podcast host. I spent years covering business and now specialize in stories about aging and longevity. My experience at public radio outlets such as Marketplace and NPR means I can write about pretty much anything (at short notice). I honed my audio storytelling skills as a reporter for Marketplace, the public radio business show. I hosted my own podcast about women and the workplace, The Broad Experience, for more than a decade, starting before the podcast boom began and ending in 2023. I have also produced and hosted podcasts for clients ranging from trade magazines to brands like Morgan Stanley and Virgin Atlantic. I have taught radio and podcasting at Columbia Journalism School and Stony Brook University. 

These days I report and write for NPR, The World (public radio), PBS Next Avenue, The Christian Science Monitor, and The East Hampton Star, among others. Over the years I’ve been published in The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, Metro, and The Independent.

info Subjects

General

Health & Medicine
Business & Finance
Lifestyle
Wellness

Specialties

Aging

notepad Skills

  • Articles
  • Blog posts
  • Feature writing
  • News
  • Podcasts (producing)
  • Podcasts (writing)
  • Radio (producing)
  • Radio (reporting)
  • Radio (writing)
  • Social media
  • Profiles
  • Web copy
  • Copywriting
  • Scripts

notepad Writing Credits

NPR, Marketplace, Next Avenue, The World, WNYC, The Christian Science Monitor, The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, Metro, The East Hampton Star.

star Awards, Honors, Appointments

Silurians Press Club award for best radio/audio feature, June 2024.

Columbia University Age Boom Academy fellow, fall 2023.

Gerontological Society of America journalism fellow, November 2024.

Selected Work

As author, unless indicated otherwise.

The New Story of Old Age in Rural America

Aging in a rural area does not have to be isolating and lonely. Mainers prove we can do it differently. 

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How Not to Manage Your Mother

A personal piece about people like me who thought we could 'manage' our parents - only to find that we're driving them nuts.

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