Interviews with Kaitlyn and coverage of her work

“Chronic illness and long covid” – 3CR Community Radio’s Thursday Breakfast with Priya Kunjan, February 2022 (link)

“Contagion (2002)” – Re-AniMates podcast with Lisa Dib, May 2021 (link)

“So sad, so sexy, so non-compliant” – Pill Pop podcast with Silvi Vann-Wall and Izzie Austin, November 2020 (link)

“Kaitlyn Blythe wants more voices” – In The Arts podcast with Tahney Fosdike, October 2020 (link)

“Kaitlyn Blythe: pandemic frustrations, disability support pension, and (un)affordable housing” – 3CR Community Radio’s Chronically Chilled with Marijo Pozega, October 2020 (link)

“My rights as a living woman” – ABC Radio National’s Stop Everything! with Benjamin Law and Beverley Wang, July 2020 (link)

“Five years of trolling” – ABC Radio National’s Stop Everything! with Benjamin Law and Beverley Wang, August 2019 (link)

“An element of unknowableness (with Kaitlyn Plyley)” – Gimme Empathy podcast with Scott Mercer, August 2018 (link)

“Cool story bro: 5 top storytellers with Big Fork Theatre” – Scenestr, March 2018 (link)

“Why we need to take sick leave seriously in the arts” – ArtsHub, February 2018 (link)

“The void screams back (with Kaitlyn Plyley)” – Gimme Empathy podcast with Scott Mercer, September 2017 (link)

“Eleven grows up to be Elle Woods, reckons one ‘Stranger Things’ fan theory” – Pedestrian, July 2017 (link)

“Hoping for a miracle: The group of Australians doing it tougher than first-home buyers” – Domain, April 2017 (link)

“This fanfic presupposes that Eleven and Elle Woods are the same person” – The AV Club, April 2016 (link)

“Women, chronic illness, and CFS” – 3CR Community Radio’s Women On The Line, March 2016 (link)

“How to juggle all your priorities without losing your damn mind” – The Cusp, February 2016 (link)

“Spotlight on: Kaitlyn Plyley” – Express Media, June 2015 (link)

“Lady nerds reveal their inner geekdoms in one-woman show”, The Australian, May 2015 (link)

“Q&A with Kaitlyn Plyley” – The Suburban Review, March 2014 (link)

“Kaitlyn Plyley” – The South Townsville micro poetry journal, February 2013 (link)