Georgie Tunny is an accomplished television journalist and host. She’s worked hard and dealt with setbacks like having a guest walk out on her on live TV or that time when Tony Armstrong got the job she wanted. 

But Georgie has also achieved so much in her journey, including a spot on the panel of The Project- the dream job for many journalists. She’s doing a job that she is passionate about and is motivated and driven by a need to tell people's stories.

Now, she’s engaged to the love of her life, Rob Mills and is venturing into the next chapter of her life… But Is She Happy?

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Steph Claire Smith is one of the most beautiful women in Australia. She has well over a million followers on Instagram. She's worked incredibly hard to build her very successful business 'KIC' with her best friend Laura. And at home, she has an adorable son and a very supportive partner.

By all accounts, it seems like Steph Claire-Smith has life in the bag … But, is she happy?

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Alex Dyson got a job in radio straight out of uni with his best mate and went on to co-host one of the top-rated breakfast radio shows for 6 years. A dream gig for many.

Since he finished up on the show he’s decided to try other things. He’s been in love and experienced heartbreak, traveled extensively, written a book, started a daily podcast, opened a small business… oh, and ran for office in his hometown, not once but twice.

Basically, he’s been busy… but is he happy?

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Aweng Ade-Chuol was working at Lidcombe McDonalds in Western Sydney when she was scouted by a modeling agency and the next thing she knew she was on a fashion runway in Paris. 

After fleeing Sudan and arriving in Australia she dealt with culture shock and the separation of her family. But the hardship didn’t end there, Aweng discusses coming out to her religious family and the toll it took on her mental health.

She’s living an authentic life and reached heights that most models dream of… but is she happy?

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Toni Lodge is a comedian, author, and one-half of the comedy podcast Toni and Ryan. 

Toni is funny, it’s a big part of who she is and what she does. In this episode, she discusses using humor as a coping mechanism for grief and a way to remember her Mum. 

She's worked hard to get to where she is and now that she has her dream job, where she gets to laugh and make people laugh every day… is she happy?

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Flex Mami is an unstoppable creative force. She seems to be able to do whatever project she puts her mind to. From writing a self-help book, to creating a card game to renovating any space she inhabits. Does anything slow her down? Does she ever second-guess herself? 

Flex appears to have everything you need to succeed in life, confidence, passion and now - money… But is she happy? 

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Five years ago, Zara McDonald and Michelle Andrews quit their jobs at Mamamia and started their podcast Shameless, from their dining room tables. Today, Zara & Michelle are the hosts of one of the most popular shows in the country and the owners of Shameless Media.

From the outside, they appear to have it all…but are they happy? Today, they sit down with Clare to talk through some of the most challenging times in their careers, how they feel about their success and why they never, ever read the comments.

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Welcome to the first episode of But Are You Happy? 

Clare Stephens is about to sit down with 8 celebrities and ask them to be at their most vulnerable. But before she does, it's only fair that Clare opens up first.

Clare sits down with the host of The Quicky and No Filter Claire Murphy to discuss her vulnerabilities - competing with the person you love the most, dealing with mental health, jealousy, ambition, and… whether or not she is happy. 

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But Are You Happy? Is the podcast that taps into the universal vulnerabilities we share as human beings. Over eight episodes, Clare Stephens speaks to high profile Australians and asks them the questions you're not allowed to ask. Because no matter how successful someone appears, life is messy, complicated and gloriously imperfect. 

But Are You Happy? Coming April 4th. 

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