“You are
not alone.”

Award-winning journalist, broadcaster, and host of Getting Through It with Lynne White and Friends.

After decades of telling other people’s stories, Lynne White now brings her experience, curiosity, and compassion to conversations about resilience, hope, and how we move through life’s hardest chapters.

Lynne White, journalist and broadcaster, hosting Getting Through It with Lynne White and Friends

Stories help us find our way through.

Lynne White has worked as a journalist, anchor, and broadcaster, covering events that shaped history and speaking with people at the center of extraordinary moments.

Today, her work continues through Getting Through It with Lynne White and Friends, a podcast dedicated to honest conversations about challenge, resilience, and the human capacity to keep going.

A life in journalism.

A renewed sense of purpose.

Over the course of her career, Lynne has covered some of the most significant events of our time, from the assassination of John Lennon to the tragedy of 9/11. Her work in broadcast journalism has earned her three Emmy Awards, and her career has included anchoring, co-hosting, interviewing newsmakers, and bringing important stories to audiences with integrity, curiosity, and compassion.

Lynne White hosting a television interview with guests during her broadcasting career

In 2025, Lynne’s own life took an unexpected turn when she was diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer. That experience deepened her understanding of what it means to face uncertainty — and renewed her desire to help others feel less alone in their own difficult seasons.

Lynne White hosting a television interview with guests during her broadcasting career

Getting Through It
with Lynne White and Friends.

Getting Through It is a podcast about the stories we carry, the challenges we survive, and the wisdom we find along the way.

In each episode, Lynne speaks with people from all walks of life about what they have faced, what helped them through, and what they learned on the other side.

The goal is simple: to remind people that they are not alone.