My latest humor column aired TODAY (Dec 2) on RTHK Radio 3‘s 123 Show. Rolling in at an epic 12 mins, it’s my usual puerile humor but with a smidge of Christmas schmaltz thrown in. Sharp Pains will be back on RTHK with a riot of festive frivolity Dec 30!
Look out for 3 of my Sharp Pains short stories in the Long Reads section of the end-of-year festive edition of the SCMP‘s Post Magazine Dec 12! And catch Secret Santa on the Voice Your Passion Poetry Channel Dec 19!
I received an unexpected early Christmas present this week! The South China Morning Post will be publishingTHREEof myhumorous short storiesin the Long Reads section of the festive edition of Post Magazine Dec 12th! 🙌
My latest skewed humor column Sharp Pains aired July 27 on RTHK Radio 3‘s fantabulous 123 Show @ 2.45pm HKT! This one’s a smelly one and calledHome Spa…
My latestSharp Painshumour column aired last Tuesday (June 29) on the 123 Show. If you missed it, please don’t fret! You can still catch it on RTHK and all the usual podcast places. This one’s a sticky one and called Bake Fail…
Sharp Pains will be back on RTHK Radio 3 later this month!
Can’t believe Home Kong Kitchen has been baking, collecting and delivering bread and other treats to Hong Kong’s homeless, migrants in crisis and refugees for A YEAR!!!! That’s a lot of dough, amigos!
Whether you’re a keen home baker or would like to donate a shop-bought loaf a week, help out as a delivery driver or as an artist on our sustainable bread boxes, Home Kong Kitchen would LOVE to have your support! Please take a mo to fill in the form below or email hello@homekongkitchen.com! Thank you for your kindness and support! 💜💜💜
Last month’s humour column broadcasted onRTHK Radio 3April 27! Apologies for the delay in getting it up! This one’s a painful one and calledScrub…
Sharp Painswill be back onRTHK Radio 3TOMORROW @ 2.50pm HKT with filthy new episode Tea Bag. Look out for Scrub as an upcoming column in the SCMP‘sPost Mag!
I flap about in my latest humour column forRTHK Radio 3, which aired March 30 @2.50pm HKT onthe 123 Show! This one’s cute, fluffy, walks funny, and is calledPenguins…
I put my foot in it AGAIN– this time in my humour columnfor theSouth China Morning Post, published in theShort Readssection ofPost Magazine last week! The column is now a regular goofy companion piece for myRTHK Radio 3humour columnSharp Pains, which broadcasts the last Tuesday of the month. This one aired on the radio asFoot In It…
Thanks toSouth China Morning PostjournoAnthea Rowanfor featuring me in her article exploring the stormy creative highs and lows of bipolar disorder in Monday’sSCMP!
Thanks also to SCMP photographerAntony Dicksonfor an hilarious impromptu photoshoot on my roof, where for no particular reason (other than the weather was nice) we decided to recreate classic scenes from two of my favorite movies with my new poo Mojo Hobo Kaye!
Sadie Kaye poses for a photograph at her house in Sai Kung, together with her dog Mojo, in Hong Kong on February 01, 2021. 01FEB21
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You may have caught me looking slightly guilty a few weeks ago in the SCMP‘s Post Magazine chatting to the hilarious Kylie Knott about my tasty little Home Kong Kitchen initiative: Baking A Difference (geddit?) for Hong Kong’s homeless! Thanks so much to the SCMP for this nice little plug of HKK and Mental Ideas, which is currently broadcasting on RTHK.
BLOWN AWAY by the response to this article, solidarity and generosity of Hongkongers mobilizing support to help the most vulnerable! This project has never failed to rejuvenate my spirits and restore my faith in humanity, bringing me together with so many inspiring individuals and organizations that epitomize the spirit of Hong Kong!
HUGE thanks to bighearted artist Juliana Kungfor designing Home Kong Kitchen‘s emblem! It has everything I love: character, beauty and flying bagels! (Actually, I think they’re meant to be orbs, but I saw bagels. I see bagels everywhere now. They’re plastered on every billboard, graffitied on every work of art. Mona Lisa’s smile? Bagels. Munch’s Scream? Bagels. Birth of Venus? Bagels. Map of the MTR? Bagels. The New Fragrance by Christian Dior? Bagels. Leonardo’s Last Supper? What else?? Bagels.)
I’ve discovered every homemade bagel weighs the same as a brick and that lugging vast quantities of bricks bagels around has really paid off in terms of honing my hump! (Sadly not the lovely lady lumps kind; more the Quasimodo kind…) If you’re interested in volunteering for Home Kong Kitchen, please fill in the form below!
