A podcast for food bloggers, food photographers and content creators
In today’s episode (172) of the EAT, CAPTURE, SHARE podcast, I’m joined by interior designer and founder of the beautiful home textiles brand Nindyaa, Büşra Qadir. Büşra opens up about her creative journey on Instagram, sharing where she finds inspiration, how she navigates brand rejections with resilience, and the heartfelt story behind her much-loved kitchen.
Büşra’s passion for interiors, food, and family all come together in this one meaningful space - so pour yourself a cup of tea, settle in, and enjoy this inspiring conversation.
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In today’s solo episode (171) of the Eat Capture Share podcast, I’m opening up about something I’ve been very nervous to talk about - my recent weight loss. Over the past 11 months, I’ve lost just shy of 16 kilos (that’s around 35 pounds). As someone who’s 1.52m tall, that’s quite a transformation - and it’s been a deeply personal journey.
I’ll be sharing what worked for me, how my relationship with movement and food evolved, and the mindset shifts that helped me reconnect with my body in a healthy, sustainable way. If you're looking to start your weight loss journey in 2026 or simply are curious how best to navigate working in food whilst maintaining a healthy lifestyle, this episode is for you!
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In today's episode (170) of the EAT, CAPTURE, SHARE podcast, I'm doing a deep dive into all things Instagram with the amazing Zach Spuckler, founder of marketing company Heart, Soul & Hustle and host of the Heart, Soul & Hustle podcast. This time, Zach is interviewing me in an episode originally recorded for his podcast.
We dive into how often you really need to post on Instagram to grow your audience, why surface-level stats don’t tell the whole story, and I coach Zach through what’s been secretly holding him back from his own Instagram growth. Grab a pen — you’re going to want to jot down every one of my Instagram growth gems!
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In today's episode (169) of the EAT, CAPTURE, SHARE podcast, I'm talking with Hawaii based designer and food photographer, Alanna O'Neil. Alanna shares her food photography journey and evolution, her top trick for using Instagram to find paying food photography clients, and her thoughts on what it really means to tell a story through your photography. Alanna’s intuitive, down-to-earth wisdom will inspire you to trust your creative instincts and let your inner food photographer guide the way.
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In today’s mini solo episode (168) of the EAT, CAPTURE, SHARE podcast, I’m opening up and sharing some of the biggest mistakes I’ve made in my creative business this year.
I love celebrating wins, but it’s equally important to reflect on what hasn’t worked to allow for further growth in the months and years to come. My hope in sharing where things went wrong in my business this year is twofold: I hope there are some mistakes here that you can learn from and avoid in your own creative business and I hope that you’ll see it’s not always smooth sailing, even 11 years into building a career within the food photography, content creation and educator space.
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If you’ve ever felt frustrated with your social media growth, or wondered how to grow any aspect of your creative business, this episode will give you practical ideas for moving forward.
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In today's episode (167) of the EAT, CAPTURE, SHARE podcast, you'll be listening in to the final creative business mentoring session of 2025.
I’m working one-on-one with Audrey, a full-time New York–based food photographer who wants to book more (and better!) food photography clients. This episode is packed with practical tips to strengthen your pitching strategy, attract dream clients, and make the most of the content you’re already creating.
Because the thing is, growing a successful food photography or content creation business isn’t always about inventing something brand new. Often, the biggest results come from doubling down on proven strategies, doing them consistently, strategically, and really, really well.
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In today's episode (166) of the EAT, CAPTURE, SHARE podcast, you'll be listening in on another creative business mentoring session. I’m working one-on-one with Anna - a talented food photographer, recipe developer and content creator who is looking to take her career to the next level.
It’s a raw and honest conversation about what it really takes to build a sustainable creative career - from landing more clients to creating reliable income streams. If you’ve ever felt stuck, second-guessed yourself, or longed to turn your food photography and content creation dreams into a profitable business, this episode is for you.
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In today's episode (165) of the EAT, CAPTURE, SHARE podcast, I'm chatting with family photographer and host of This Can't Be That Hard podcast, Annemie Tonken, thereby continuing our business focused podcast episodes!
Annemie shares how she created a recurring revenue business model for her photography business and how you can too! We talk about how recurring revenue can help you create a sustainable and profitable creative business without the overwhelm. Annemie is a fountain of practical wisdom, and her insights are bound to spark new ideas for your own food photography business journey.
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In today's episode (164) of the EAT, CAPTURE, SHARE podcast, you'll be listening in on another creative business mentoring session. I’m working one-on-one with Kerri — a food photographer and recipe developer at the very start of her career – to explore ways of monetising her content and finding paying food photography clients. If you're unsure how to get your food photography business off the ground, or feel lost when it comes to marketing your food photography or food content creation services, then this episode is for you!
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In today's episode (163) of the EAT, CAPTURE, SHARE podcast, you'll be listening in on a creative business mentoring session. I’m working one-on-one with Corinne — a private celebrity chef, food content creator and passionate forager — as we refine her personal brand and turn her social media into a powerful tool for attracting aligned clients. If you're feeling stuck on what to post on Instagram, or unsure how to use social media strategically to grow your creative business, this episode is packed with practical insights just for you.
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In today's episode (162) of the EAT, CAPTURE, SHARE podcast, I'm talking with food photographer Ronald Cova about his creative journey and how he uses artificial light to craft his distinctive photography style.
Ronald shares how he made the bold decision to leave his engineering degree and pursue his passion for photography — a leap that ultimately led him to a thriving career behind the camera. We dive deep into the gear he swears by for artificial lighting, how he developed his personal aesthetic, and why embracing your unique creative voice matters more than ever.
If you're looking to refine your food photography, experiment with artificial light, or simply gather some inspiring, actionable advice, this episode is for you.
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