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- THERE’S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS | with Brittanie ShipwayBrittanie Shipway is a singer, actor, writer and a bit of a weirdo… She’s played Lauren in Kinky Boots, Fanny Brice in Funny Girl, and Mary in Jesus Christ Superstar. In 2014 Brittanie was on Team Kylie on The Voice, and she is currently work-shopping “A Letter For Molly” in her debut as a playwright! […]49 min
- THE ATHLETE ALLERGIC TO EXERCISE | with Natasha CoatesIn the last 7 years, UK elite disability gymnast Natasha Coates, has had to use upwards of 400 EpiPens. At 18 Natasha was diagnosed with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), a disease which makes her body go into anaphylactic shock with no triggers, essentially making her allergic to everything. Despite this, she has become the […]1 hr 1 min
- FROM SYRIA WITH LOVE | with Omar Al-Kassab & Saad AlkassabIn 2014, brothers Omar and Saad came to Australia as refugees, after fleeing their home in Syria. Since coming to Australia, they have given hundreds of talks about their experience in the war. They have appeared on The Project and Q & A, given their own Tedx talk “At Last, Free”, and even featured in […]1 hr 2 min
- MY FRIEND THE STRIPPER | with Jake FraserThis week, Chelsea’s friend Jake is here to talk about what it’s like being a male stripper, that time he was in a viral video, body confidence, and how he feels as a Harry Potter fan in light of JK Rowling’s recent transphobia.50 min
- TALES OF A 40lb CABBAGE | with Katie StaglianoWhen Katie Stagliano was 9 years old she grew some seedlings into a 40 pound (18kg) cabbage! Knowing it was too much to feed her family, Katie donated the cabbage to her local soup kitchen where it fed 275 people! Now 21, Katie is the founder of Katie’s Krops, a not-for-profit charity with 100 gardens […]39 min
- SAVING SEA TURTLES | with Helen YoungThis week wildlife conservationist Helen Young joins Chelsea all the way from Costa Rica to talk about working with wild sea turtles, and life living in the jungle!0 min
- THE CURIOUS CASE OF A STAND-UP COMEDIAN | with Anthony TomicThis week, stand-up comedian Anthony Tomic is here to talk about how he got started in the comedy scene, how his parents are his muses (musi? What’s the plural of muse?), and how wait-staff are the most rejected profession.1 hr 1 min
- HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS | with Anna LeAnna Le was just 16 when she moved to Australia from Vietnam by herself. Since then she has flourished as an entrepreneur, becoming partner at her accounting firm at just 23, and now running 3 successful businesses! Anna talks to Chelsea about her story, tips and tricks for networking, and how to succeed in business. […]45 min
- DISCUSSING DRAG | with David Santolin (aka Areola Grande)In the first ever episode, Chelsea talks to her good friend David Santolin about his experience performing as the drag queen Areola Grande, and his time on the reality show Dance Boss. Other topics include 7 degrees of separation (which I have now been told is actually 6 but whatever), garden gnomes and how you […]0 min
- FOR INTROVERTS, EXTROVERTS AND EVERYONE IN BETWEEN | TrailerA podcast for introverts, extroverts and everyone in between! Host Chelsea Heaney talks to interesting young people between 18-39 to show us all it doesnt matter how young, old, or confident you are, you can do whatever the f*** you want!4 min
About Loud and Seemingly Confident
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In our 20s and 30s we can often feel like we’re either too young, too old, or too shy to do the things we want to do. Loud (and seemingly confident) actress and comedian Chelsea Heaney is interviewing…
interesting young people to talk to them about what it is they do or have been through, how they made it to where they are today and whether they consider themselves a confident person! This show will feature a range of people from comedians and strippers, to disability athletes and refugees. As Chelsea says, it’s a show for introverts, extroverts and everyone in between!