Podcast appearances and mentions of kaitlyn plyley

Photo of Kaitlyn Blythe Did you know that Halle Berry is diabetic? Izzie's dad once told them that and they've never fact-checked it. They think he meant it to be encouraging, like, 'Hey, you’ll be okay, see? Catwoman has diabetes,' but unfortunately that movie was terrible. In this episode of Pill Pop, hosts Silvi and Izzie speak with writer and performer Kaitlyn Blythe about media representation of chronically ill people. They’ll give you the good, the bad, and the Jeremy Renner in what was easily the hardest time they’ve had staying on topic in an interview. Kaitlyn Blythe is a writer and performer living in Naarm (Melbourne) and dealing with encephalomyelitis, also known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. She also has a podcast, Just A Spoonful (currently on hiatus), where she talks to other chronically ill folks, and is working on her first book, a collection of essays about life with a disability. Content warning: this episode includes discussions of physical and mental illness, hospitals, medical trauma. Further reading An Inconvenience by Kaitlyn Plyley, Seizure, published 19 January 2017 The ‘feminist’ advice that is actually holding women back by Kaitlyn Plyley, Sydney Morning Herald, published 3 January 3 2017 A Deep Dive Into The Latest (And Completely Bonkers) Taylor Swift Fan Theories by Kaitlyn Plyley, Junkee, published 28 February 2019 Get in touch We want to hear from our listeners! Tweet us your non-compliant body stories at @PillPopCast, or send us an email at pillpoppodcast@gmail.com.  In this episode Hosted, produced and edited by Silvi Vann-Wall and Izzie Austin. Writer and perfromer Kaitlyn Blythe, formerly Kaitlyn Plyley, is our guest. Recorded at Studio 757, Melbourne and Silvi and Izzie's respective home offices. This series is produced in partnership with the Wheeler Centre's Signal Boost programme. Mentorship and production support from Bec Fary. Music: 'Dip Dop' by Barrie Gledden; 'Sad Marimba Planet' and 'More on That Later' by Lee Rosevere. Sound effects sourced from SoundSnap and Klankbeeld. Transcript A transcript of this episode will be available soon.

Kaitlyn Blythe joined Marijo Požega in an honest conversation that explored cultural and ideological ideas that impact on people with chronic illness/disability, while discussing COVID-19, the disability support pension and housing (un)affordibility.Kaitlyn Blythe (formerly Kaitlyn Plyley) is a Melbourne-based writer and performer. Her writing has been published by Junkee, The Sydney Morning Herald, Seizure, The Lifted Brow, and more. In 2019, Kaitlyn received Copyright Agency's Ignite Grant and The Wheeler Centre's Hot Desk Fellowship to work on her chronic illness memoir, Suddenly 80.Kaitlyn trained in storytelling under teachers from LA's The Moth and NYC's Upright Citizens Brigade, and has performed true stories from her life at festivals and events all over Australia. Her podcast Just A Spoonful – where she interviews young people living with chronic illness and/or disability about their work, daily lives and passions – has ranked in Australian iTunes' top 100 and featured on triple j, ABC radio and at the National Young Writers Festival. Listen to the Just A Spoonful Podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/just-a-spoonful/id927826969You can find Kaitlyn on Twitter at: @BlytheByName 

Things take a surreal turn when Athena visits Juliet Knives' biggest fan. Later on, she receives a strange and threatening call...   This episode is brought to you by the Dark Poet by Kathryn Gossow, available now from Odyssey Books.  Special thanks to Kaitlyn Plyley for this week's Juliet Knives testimonial.    Our writer J.M. Donellan has a short story in the 80th anniversary issue of Southerly.   Six Cold Feet and Juliet Knives merch is available at redbubble, use POD-sixcoldfeet for a 10% discount storewide. Juliet Knives EP coming soon!   Thank you as always to our wonderful patrons on patreon, who make this show possible.    CAST: Melanie Zanetti, Helen Stephens, Jessica McGaw, Tom Yaxley.    MUSIC by Kate Logan, Scott Mercer, Adele Pickvance and Ash Shanahan. 

It's been five years since the Gamergate hashtag blew up on the internet - how did it unfold and what is its legacy? Plus Swiftie Kaitlyn Plyley on the singer's latest album and the latest news in the MCU.

It's been five years since the Gamergate hashtag blew up on the internet - how did it unfold and what is its legacy? Plus Swiftie Kaitlyn Plyley on the singer's latest album and the latest news in the MCU.

It's been five years since the Gamergate hashtag blew up on the internet - how did it unfold and what is its legacy? Plus Swiftie Kaitlyn Plyley on the singer's latest album and the latest news in the MCU.

In our state of great emotional distress after the release of Marvel's Infinity War, Team Sartorial Geek decided to hold a celebration of life party to honor our favorite heroes. We dressed in black, brought our tissues, and read eulogies written by members of our community.   As the story continues with Endgame, we thought this was the perfect time to share our memories with those who couldn't be with us. Please enjoy our Avengers Eulogies, read by our wonderful editor and musical composer Dan Ison.   Avengers Eulogy by Kaitlyn Plyley The Death of the Deadliest Woman by Jennifer Hackett Ode to T'Challa by Elizabeth Crowder Serota Out of Time by Casey Hicks Sam Wilson, Wingman of our Hearts by Beatrice Longshore And I Burn by Alice Fanchiang   Thanks again for listening this week - we're so thankful for your support. If you'd like to help our magazine keep going, we would love if you could subscribe to our quarterly issues. We also have a ton of fun and exclusive rewards on Patreon and appreciate any of the non-financial ways you could help us grow (tell a friend, leave a review, share one of our blog posts, follow us online).   Have a great week and stay nerdy!   If you enjoyed this episode, you'll also love our other geeky conversations! Click here to check out the archives. Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Writer/performer Kaitlyn Plyley returns to talk about the highs and lows of being a fan, from stalking Muse and John Mayer at airports to falling into emotional synchronicity with the albums of Taylor Swift. Plus, flightless birds, the botany of Tolkien and the bliss of boring BBC podcasts.

In his third Melbourne adventure, Scott catches up with writer, poet, podcaster and former 4ZZZ radio colleague Kaitlyn Plyley. They discuss ambition, Twitter, friendships, Lorde and The Hunger Games. They talk about The Hunger Games A LOT. Seriously.

May 12th is the International Day of Awareness for ME/CFS (myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome), a gravely misunderstood neurological disease. Up to 598,000 Australians live with ME/CFS, yet there is very little research funding or specialist healthcare available for them. How is such a devastating disease so overlooked? Kaitlyn Plyley investigates in this special episode of Just A Spoonful, 'May The 12th Be With You'. For anyone who ever asked, "Where's the Serial about why I'm still sick?" Show notes: http://justaspoonfulpodcast.com Become a patron of Just A Spoonful for as little as $1/month: http://patreon.com/jaspodcast Educate yourself further about ME/CFS in Australia: http://emerge.org.au

We chat to Kaitlyn Plyley, host of monthly podcast ‘Just a Spoonful’ -- which profiles young people living with chronic illness and/or disability. Kaitlyn lives with myalgic encephalomyelitis and chronic fatigue syndrome.Trigger warning: Brief discussion of suicidal thoughtswww.justaspoonfulpodcast.com

In studio: Razor, Lee May and Sean Mccarthy. This week we chat with Rebecca Cheers and Kaitlyn Plyley, writer and director of TITS OR GTFO , a play about navigating geek culture as a woman. We talk about the themes that the performance touches upon as well as some of the stories surrounding the show’s [...]