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Katy Gosset
Katy is a Series and Podcast producer and has also been a producer and presenter of One in Five, Spectrum and New Zealand Society.
Katy always wanted to be a journalist.
Each morning in her family home started with the theme tune to Morning Report. (Still does.)
As a student she read the news on 98 RDU in Christchurch and soon became a DJ, hosting breakfast, brunch and drive shows.Fast-forward a few years (OK, make it 20) and she now presents and produces Are We There Yet ? on RNZ National and contributes to Eyewitness, Our Changing World and Voices.
In between, Katy spent many years as a news journalist, covering numerous court cases, public meetings, industrial disputes, not to mention earthquakes. She was judged Individual Radio Journalist of the Year in 2009 and was a finalist again in 2013.
Katy started presenting the Christchurch Story segment on Afternoons with Jim Mora in 2006 and joined One in Five in 2012. She was a finalist in the Radio Awards Best Documentary or Spoken Feature category in 2013.
In 2015 she won a Silver Award at the New York Festival Radio Awards for a documentary on teaching children with learning disabilities about puberty and sexuality.
Along the way, she's worked in television, print, PR and publishing and lectured in journalism. She's also pulled a few pints, folded wontons in a takeaway shop and performed as a children's clown. (And can still twist a mean balloon animal!)
She's never found anyone who doesn't have a tale to tell and still feels excited (and frequently moved) when she hears a compelling piece of audio.
RNZ Programmes
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Are We There Yet?
The pleasures, pratfalls & practical lessons of parenting in the modern world.
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White Silence
GOLD MEDAL, NEW YORK FESTIVALS RADIO AWARDS 2020. A Stuff/RNZ podcast about the Erebus Disaster and what happened next. Produced by Michael Wright and Katy Gosset.
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Fragments
Fragments is a six-part podcast and video series about the day of the 2011 earthquake and what's happened in the decade since. Produced and hosted by Katy Gosset using interviews originally…
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Search results for Katy Gosset
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E09: Don't Dream. It's Over.
17 Nov 2023The era of live deer capture had an aura of glamour to it. But the reality for those involved was very different. Audio
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E08: Getting Away With It
15 Nov 2023The success of live capture and the skyrocketing prices inevitably encourage poaching. Audio
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E07: Deer Wars
10 Nov 2023By the mid 70’s things were about to change dramatically. The hunters had become so efficient they were shooting themselves out of a job. Audio
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E06: Deer Devils
8 Nov 2023The mid 1960’s are the golden years for aerial hunters. Venison prices are high, fuel costs low and there seems no end to the deer. But something has to change. Audio
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E05: Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained
3 Nov 2023Shooting from choppers is a game changer but teams are learning from scratch, working at break-neck pace in such dangerous terrain that an accident is always on the cards. Audio
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E04: Game Changer
1 Nov 2023The arrival of helicopters turns the culling business on its head. Hunters shoot deer from the air and with big money to be made, venison recovery will never be the same. Audio
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E03: Shape Up Or Ship Out
27 Oct 2023Suddenly everyone wants to be a culler but who will make the cut? Audio
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E02: Good Keen Men
25 Oct 2023The elimination strategy hasn't worked. In 20 years, the cullers have shot perhaps 10% of the deer. It’s time to up the ante. Audio
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E01: The Last Great Adventure
20 Oct 2023Red deer run rampant across the high country in New Zealand, causing extensive environmental damage. A 50-year effort to control the invasive animal gets underway. Audio
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Trailer: Deer Wars
6 Oct 2023Deer Wars tells the story of the 50-year struggle to control New Zealand's red deer population. Lives were lost and fortunes made. Audio
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"A way of making people move" - Coaxing veggie gardens in Christchurch
2 Oct 2023It takes a bit of grit to grow veges in the Christchurch winter, but a group of Fijian families are rising to the challenge via a University of Canterbury-led project. Audio
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Earthquake engineering meets breast cancer screening
How can swaying buildings help diagnose breast cancer? Katy Gosset meets a team of engineers taking inspiration from earthquake engineering to design a new, cost-effective device to help detect breast… Video, Audio
