A talk-show
about imposter syndrome, what it is, who deals with it, and how to overcome it.
The phenomenon is defined as the persistent inability to believe that one's success is deserved or has been legitimately achieved as a result of one's own efforts or skills. The syndrome has often been used in regards to professional (or high-achieving) women.
Bre Clark
Bre Clark is a seasoned multimedia journalist and news personality. With a decade of experience in broadcast news and public relations, Bre has interviewed countless politicians, experts, celebrities, social media influencers, and everyday people, where she discovered most were searching for authenticity.
Bre has consumed her career with helping others share their stories while holding officials accountable. She began her career during the summer of 2011 in Houston, TX as an associate producer for NBC affiliate KPRC Channel 2 while completing her final semester at the University of Houston. She soon entered the corporate world of Public Relations in Beaumont, TX while also taking on an adjunct role for a local college.
Bre returned to television in 2013 when she moved to Idaho Falls, ID as a multimedia journalist and became the first African American to take on the role of news anchor in the state of Idaho. There she covered major stories impacting eastern Idaho and western Wyoming, which included whistleblower cases that revealed corporate discrimination, coverage of nuclear innovation by the Idaho National Laboratory, a political controversy involving the social security administration, and the wrongful conviction of Christopher Tapp. Bre carried on her career in Spokane, WA as a news anchor and senior reporter prior to taking time off to start a family.
While finding a new normal as a stay-at-home mom, Bre started her own consulting agency in 2018 where she helped podcasters, YouTube vloggers, and public speakers develop a strong media strategy.
Bre shifted back to the news industry during the summer of 2020, at the beginning of the pandemic, to replaced the long-time main anchor for KIFI Local News 8. There she carried on her work for hard hitting stories by reporting the murder conspiracy of Lori Vallow-Daybell, gaining national recognition. She also collaborated with national correspondents in the death of Gabby Petito.
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