Who doesn't like a good story with real-life superheroes? Impactually features everyday people doing extraordinary work for the benefit of the communities in which they live and often those beyond. We focus on how the influence of their work is inspiring others to act, the brands who actively partner with them by bringing resources to the issue, and the power of kindness. Welcome to Impactually - the power of one voice, multiplied. Impactually is a production of Humm Productions, a 501c3 media…
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In New York Harbor, oysters once shaped the shoreline, filtered the water, and anchored an entire ecosystem before overharvesting, dredging, and pollution nearly erased them. This episode of Impactually explores how the Billion Oyster Project and SCAPEStudio are helping New York rethink coastal resilience through restoration, design, and education throughout the city's waterways. From Governors…
Episode Description In Kitsap County, Washington — home to one of the largest veteran populations in America — nearly one in five adults has worn a uniform. Yet veterans make up roughly 12 percent of the county's homeless population, caught between rising housing costs and incomes that simply can't keep pace. In a place where a studio apartment can cost more than an entire month of Social…
Episode Description When seven-year-old Warren Carlyle slipped away from his classmates on a field trip and locked eyes with an octopus, he had no idea that moment would change his life—or the way thousands of people see the ocean. Diagnosed with ADHD and autism, Warren grew up chasing information about octopuses, only to find almost nothing written about them. Years later, he realized he could…
Champale Green-Anderson wasn't raised with wealth, but she remembers goodness all around her in north St. Louis. Today, through her grassroots effort called Sweetie and her organization Champ's Teardrops, she's become a vital neighbor and champion for the children of Penrose who face hunger and poverty. This encore episode of Impactually revisits one of our most-loved stories about how one woman's…
What happens when a language is on the brink of extinction, and a group of high school students decides to do something about it? In this episode of Impactually, we follow teacher Mark Eastburn and his students as they build a robot designed to help preserve the endangered Mam language for the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition. Their innovation opens the door to a global conversation about…
Puerto Rico's beaches hold both breathtaking beauty and heartbreaking reality. With an estimated 650,000 stray dogs struggling to survive, The Sato Project has become a beacon of hope. In this episode of Impactually, we share the powerful story of a grassroots movement born on "Dead Dog Beach" and how it grew into a national model for sustainable animal rescue and community care. Our Guests:…
Discover how wrestling is transforming lives beyond the gym in this inspiring episode about Beat the Streets Chicago . Through the discipline, grit, and mentorship found on the mat, this nonprofit is empowering Chicago's youth to become Life Champions on and off the mat. Join us as we explore how wrestling is being used as a powerful tool for character-building, education, and community…
Episode Summary: A storm hits harder than expected. You reach higher ground, but safety is fleeting. Then comes the sound that changes everything. The story follows the Ground Force Humanitarian Aid Organization—a volunteer-powered, data-driven response team born from the chaos of Hurricanes Katrina and Harvey. With speed and precision, Ground Force mobilizes nationwide to rescue and support the…
Discover the transformative power of green roofs as we explore their environmental, social, and economic impact on urban landscapes. Join us as we interview Tonya Gayle, Executive Director of Green City Force, and Amy Falder, Co-founder of New York Green Roofs, to learn about their innovative strategies and the inspiring stories behind this movement. Key Takeaways: Environmental Impact: Green…
Target explores the unexpected world of disc golf and its positive impact on a beloved Chicago community. We meet Tommy Ingles , the founder of Hyde Park Disc Golf, who discovered a passion for the sport during the pandemic and used it to revitalize Jackson Park, an historically rich and local green space. Key Takeaways: Disc golf is a fun, accessible, and environmentally friendly activity for all…
