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Kellie - Warragul
Kellie (she/her/they) is a 58 year old who identifies as nothing but a creative. In this episode, Kellie discusses her work as the Artistic Director of Off The Leash, an independent theatre company that champions new Australian work. She speaks about the importance of bringing relevant art and stories, particularly to regional audiences and the ways that this can gently change some of the social fabrics. Kellie speaks about her history growing up as a classical ballet dancer and shares how she feels her sexuality is the "least interesting thing about [her]". There are no significant trigger warnings for this episode, but if you find anything distressing then please seek support from a loved one or one of the helplines listed at the bottom of this description.This podcast is released every Tuesday and Friday and could not have been possible without the support of our local community partners, Midsumma and the Fairer Victoria portfolio of the Victorian State Government.Episode CreditsWayfinder, Interviewer & Editing : Helene ThomasEpisode Introduction: Danae ReidPridefinder Midsumma TeamAshlee Hints: Community Engagement ManagerBec Cooen: Project and Program Manager – Victoria's PrideDanae Reid: Regional Community Engagement CoordinatorFelicity McIntosh: Marketing & Communications ManagerMartin Broadley: Programming AdministratorWant to know more about Pridefinder?www.midsumma.org.au/victorias-....pride/pridefinder-po to know more about Helene Thomas & The Wayfinder?www.thewayfinder.com.au/Want to be a part of the Pridefinder Podcast?We hope to continue collecting stories from regional LGBTQIA+ folk as part of the Pridefinder project each year.If you’d like to have the Pridefinder visit your community, then please email engagement.coord@midsumma.org.au to register your interest!Music CreditsIntro/Outro “10c Coffee” by Clamshell “Dona Norem” by KajubaaSeek SupportIf this podcast has raised difficult feelings for you, there is always support available: Lifeline – 13 11 14 | www.lifeline.org.au/crisis-chat/ QLife (3pm-midnight) – 1800 184 527 | www.qlife.org.au/resources/chat Beyond Blue – 1300 22 4636 | www.beyondblue.org.au/support-service/chat Suicide Call Back Service – 1300 659 467 | www.suicidecallbackservice.org.....au/phone-and-online