Katie Parker is an Auckland based journalism student, freelance hot-taker and one half of the acclaimed Not Here to Make Friends podcast.
2016 marked the 35th anniversary of the MS-DOS operating system. The OS has since been used to power industry, calculate distances to faraway nebuli and discover the secrets of Shakespeare. Katie Parker used it to fight tree demons and mine space crystals. This is her story.
Katie Parker chats to the brains behind thedownlowconcept, the Kiwi battler production company that are now in development with US network giant FX.
She’s bright, she’s bold, she’s running for mayor. And yes, she’s 22. Chloe Swarbrick on age, experience, and why she wants to be the big kahuna.
The true story of a simple man, an epic battle, and the victory that changed a nation.
With the NBA playoffs well underway, our very own Steven Adams is taking the world by storm with a potent mixture of talent and loveliness and, writes Katie Parker, he’s not the only one.
Katie Parker describes exactly where The Sims franchise hit the sweet spot
In honour of MS-DOS' 35th birthday, Katie Parker revisits her favorite platform games
Katie Parker reopens the locker of her adolescence in Being Eve, the local teen series brimming with asymmetrical tank tops, IRL dating and fourth wall-breaking.
Alan Dale is a national treasure, acting legend and generally lovely man, who has for far too long flown under the radar. Katie Parker celebrates this this humble kiwi great of the small screen.
