Kaiesha Page

Kaiesha Page is a UK-based freelance writer, researcher, and podcaster specialising in true crime, politics, culture, and social commentary. Known for combining rigorous research with a sharp, human-centred perspective, her work explores how systems of power, justice, and media shape real lives — often focusing on the stories that fall through the cracks.

With a background spanning political research, communications, and public affairs, Kaiesha brings a critical eye to contemporary issues, particularly where crime, policy, and social inequality intersect. She has worked across journalism, podcasting, and digital media, contributing research-led storytelling that prioritises accuracy, nuance, and ethical responsibility.

As a podcaster, Kaiesha has produced and hosted multiple shows, including deep-dive true crime and investigative series. She is particularly recognised for her detailed case knowledge and ability to synthesise complex information into compelling, accessible narratives. Her work often challenges sensationalism within the true crime genre, advocating for victim-focused, responsible storytelling.

In addition to crime and politics, Kaiesha writes opinion and lifestyle pieces that interrogate self-improvement culture, online economies, and modern work — blending cultural criticism with lived experience. Her voice is informed, incisive, and reflective, with a strong emphasis on ethics, class, and social impact.

Based in South Wales, Kaiesha is available for commissions, research projects, commentary, and podcast collaborations. She is especially interested in stories involving criminal justice, systemic failure, political accountability, media ethics, and underreported cases.