Queerability
Queerability is an empowering podcast exploring LGBTQ+ identity, culture, mental health, relationships, and more.
Hosts Nick and Ellena have raw, honest conversations about what it means to be queer in today's world. Through personal stories and thoughtful discussion, they tackle topics like coming out, dating and relationships, discrimination, activism, self-care, and finding community.
Nick and Ellena believe that being LGBTQ+ comes with superpowers - resilience in the face of adversity, empathy and compassion for others, courage to live authentically, and freedom to define oneself. They explore how embracing one's queer identity can be a source of strength, confidence, and inner power.
At times, Nick and Ellena are joined by inspirational queer guests from diverse backgrounds, providing perspectives on navigating life as an LGBTQ+ person. They discuss issues relevant to gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, and questioning individuals.
Queerability sends an uplifting message that no matter your sexuality or gender, you have the power to thrive as your authentic self. By building a thoughtful, inclusive community, the podcast provides support and encourages queer self-love.
Join Nick and Ellena on Queerability as they discuss mental health, relationships, pop culture, current events, and more through an unapologetically queer lens. Discover the superpowers that come with living life out and being proud.
Editing is by Hall Hammond
Queerability
Jacob S: The Stages of Acting
Today, we are joined by Jacob Seelochan. He is an upcoming actor in London.
Jacob is an actor and creative born in Nottingham, and a recent graduate of The Central School of Speech & Drama.
His debut short film, A Casting Room, explored the complexity of being mixed race in the acting industry, and was a finalist at Pinewood Studios' Lift-Off Festival 2020.
Jacob’s Screen credits include Shadow & Bone (Netflix), My Father’s Shed (Hope Theatre) and Vertigo (Theatre503). Stage credits include Dear Elizabeth (Gate Theatre), Nevergreen (Arcola Theatre), Don’t Touch Me (Leicester Curve) and Tom Brown’s Schooldays (Union Theatre).
We discuss Catholic schools, acting schools, gay identity, and representation in film.
This is an Across Rainbows production. Please check out our website for more information about Queerability, Jacob, and pasts guests.
Thank you to our producer Steven Bamidele, please check out his Spotify and support his awesome work!
