Over the years, I've had the privilege of being invited to share my story, experiences, and ideas across a variety of podcasts and radio programmes throughout New Zealand.
From discussing photography and storytelling to sustainable living, op shopping, community projects, motherhood, and creative entrepreneurship, these conversations have allowed me to connect with audiences in a different and deeply meaningful way.
Featured appearances include interviews with RNZ, Harriet Moir, Otago Access Radio (OAR), and Rethinking Waste, where I've shared insights from behind the lens, the journey of She Hunts Op Shops, and my passion for finding beauty, value, and connection in everyday life.
This collection brings together some of those conversations. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed being part of them.
Podcasts & Conversations
RNZ ThriftI joined Katy Gosset from RNZ to chat about one of my favourite topics: op shopping. We talked about the thrill of the treasure hunt, the environmental benefits of buying secondhand, and how a simple trip to an op shop can lead to unexpected stories, connections, and adventures. For me, op shopping has never just been about finding bargains. It's about finding beauty, value, and joy in things that still have plenty of life left in them.
Tell Me MoirIt was a real pleasure to join Harriet Moir on Tell Me Moir to share my story. From photography and motherhood to op shopping, sustainability, and the adventures that inspired She Hunts Op Shops, we explored the twists, turns, and unexpected moments that have shaped my journey. Harriet has a wonderful way of drawing out authentic conversations, making this feel more like a chat between friends than an interview.
RNZ ReelRNZ journalist Katy Gosset spent the day following me on one of my favourite adventures: an op shop treasure hunt. Filmed out in the wild amongst the racks, shelves, and quirky finds, the feature explores the stories behind She Hunts Op Shops, my love of secondhand living, and the unexpected magic that keeps me coming back for just one more look. It was a joy to share a glimpse into the world of thrifting, storytelling, and sustainable living with a wider audience.
Rethinking Waste OAR FMI was invited to join Rethinking Waste on Otago Access Radio to discuss op shopping, creative reuse, and the role secondhand living can play in reducing waste. We explored the environmental benefits of buying pre-loved, the stories and connections found within op shop communities, and how small everyday choices can have a meaningful impact. It was a wonderful opportunity to share my passion for sustainability and the community that has grown around She Hunts Op Shops.