# Kate Camp

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Poet Kate Camp on her Matariki swim series, sea poetry, and how swimming can be the destination

Kate Camp is a poet, author, and ocean swimmer. She's also the organiser of the annual '9 Bays of Matariki' winter swims and the '12 Bays of Christmas' summer swims. In this episode Kate talks about when and how she started sea swimming, the art of quickly changing out of wet togs into warm clo ...

The Felixstowe Christmas Day Dip with James Fox-Golding

It's a Swim Chats festive episode! The seaside town of Felixstowe in the UK hosts an annual Christmas Day Dip to raise funds for St Elizabeth Hospice. 2025 is the event's 21st year and last Christmas there were 650 intrepid souls who made a winter's dash into the chilly North Sea, dressed in al ...

Loose Reads w/ Nate: Rāhina February 23, 2026

Nate is up in studio chatting with Rosetta and Milly about Kate Camp's Leather & Chains: My 1986 Diary. A unique follow-up to her memoir You Probably Think This Song Is About You, Kate Camp turns her poet' s eye on her 1986 diary. Whakarongo mai nei! Thanks to Timeout Bookstore!

Loose Reads w/ Nate: Rāhina February 23, 2026

Nate is up in studio chatting with Rosetta and Milly about Kate Camp's Leather & Chains: My 1986 Diary. A unique follow-up to her memoir You Probably Think This Song Is About You, Kate Camp turns her poet' s eye on her 1986 diary. Whakarongo mai nei! Thanks to Timeout Bookstore!

Bookenz - Kelsey Waghorn, Kate Camp, Claudia form Scorpio

Kelsey Waghorn: 3:23 Kate Camp: 23:58 Claudia form Scorpio: 47:16

Episode 13 - Kate Camp is Back in her Leather & Chains Era

Poet and writer Kate Camp took the brave step of publishing her teenage diary from 1986 in full as a memoir, Leather & Chains: My 1986 Diary. She joins me to talk feminism, the diary as postmodernism expression and the fallibility of memory. Books mentioned in this episode: - Lyrical Ballads, ...

Kate Camp, "Gulls"

In Homer, the gods took the place of consciousness. For contemporary New Zealand poet Kate Camp, it's gulls. What's the connection? And why does the speaker of this poem like derelict piers gently mouldering away in the sea? Tim and Andrew offer their take on "Gulls". If you like what you hear, ...