Welcome to FlickFlickCity

Flick chats to Sydney actress Dominique Purdue about graduating acting school, transitioning into a full time portfolio career, and whether she spent more time at acting school or the pub across the road.

Flick chats to actor and Tiktoker/Instagram Influencer Emma Horn about become a queer activist, moving online activism to the real world, and how to be out and proud amongst online hate.

Flick chats to Sydney-based actor / psychotherapist Kevin Vun about being such a unique slashie, the experience of psychological expertise in the rehearsal room, and how to juggle two strong passions.

Flick talks to Sydney-based actor, comedian, singer and a TikToker Molly McCrann about internet notoriety, the benefits of being a slashie artist, and her experience being #cancelled.

Flick chats to Sydney actress/poet Linda Chong about growing up as a shy performer, her creative process, and the way poetry, and performs the WORLD PREMIER of a brand new spoken word piece!

Flick chats to Sydney based actor Liam Mollica about landing a TV role in his teens, navigating the tough entertainment industry, and how he keeps his dreams in perspective.TW - themes of suicide are mentioned in this episode

Flick chats to Sydney director and box office manager Sarah Purdue about her professional life after acting, the beauty of the arts industry, and everything it takes to get you into a theatre seat.

Flick chats to actor Tasman McClymont-Griffiths about culture and creatives in Australia versus the US, what he's learnt, and the nonsense in between.

Flick chats to Jonathan, a fashion and interior design student and staunch capitalist, about his relationship with fashion, the rise of fashionable sustainability, and whether our current system will ever support ethical consumption. (Hint: we don't agree.)

Flick speaks to actress/comedian Georgia Hooper about the newly author-less Harry Potter universe, and the way that the feminist glow of the series has aged. They compare the perceived greatness of Harry versus the actual greatness of Hermione and decide whic Hogwarts alumni has the best WAP.

Flick chats to Sydney/LA actress Meg Hyeronimus about working as a customer service rep of a high end brand as a survival job, the politics of money, and the effects of part-time retail on creatives.

Flick sat down with astrology & numerology fanatic enthusiast Jonathan Kotsalidis about the Greek origins and modern applications of the studies. They work through the actual difference between sun, moon, and rising signs - and how magazine horoscopes may be a conspiracy.

BONUS EP: Flick continues her chat to Taylor and James about scenarios read from the sub reddit Am I The Asshole, except... if they were all Twilight characters. She also finds out who she would be in the Twilight universe.

Flick chats to Taylor and James about scenarios read from the sub reddit Am I The Asshole, except... if they were all Twilight characters. This is a very niche episode.

Flick speaks to Sydney-based lighting designer Jacinta Frizelle about surviving the live event freeze during Covid, who are the best (and worst) audiences, and how she'd design the lighting for Covid-19.

Flick chats to money nerd and ex-banker Isabella Sutcliffe and also shouts questions at her like 'why do we all keep buying credit cards?!' and 'is money a scam?!' and 'are renters being cheated out of money?!' and 'who tf is the rba?!'... Flick also recounts a money launderer's very mature reaction to being caught out by her.

Flick chats to playwright/actor/real-life-pretty-person Jordyn Fulcher about pretty privilege, the Ugly Tax™ and how we can actively oppose our own biases so that one day I can be cast as the ugly love interest.

In order to up diversity, the podcast has asked the underrepresented cis-white-hetero-male to weigh in on the topic of fangirls. What are fangirls? Who taught them to hack into airport security? And why do we hate them so much?

Flick chats with Melbournian Dan Huddy, who talks living, working, and surviving COVID-19 in Melbourne during the announced State of Disaster, and the affects of the nation-wide response, and the benefits of wine delivery.

Taylor Rayfield talks to Flick about growing up Aboriginal in Australia, getting taught about Indigenous culture by white people, and her confrontational escapades throughout the years.

Flick, Peyton & Iona discuss cancel culture versus accountability, the responsibilities of the canceller, and perform a live cancellation. Tea. Will. Be. Spilt.

Flick and Iona talk about what Wicca actually entails, the commercialisation of 'witch' culture, and the experience of being a part of a misunderstood minority religion.

Welcome to FlickFlickCity! Flick and Georgia talk medicinal laugher, growing up with comedy, and the way female comic evolution has impacted Georgia's professional direction.

TEST EPISODE: After accidentally sleeping in, Flick sat down in the AM on June 26th on Zoom with a mate and chatted about the positive affect of isolation on body image, what it’s like to be fat in acting school, and how we plan to maintain this momentum of body positivity. Flick and Peyton discuss the impact isolation has had on body positivity, the fatphobia in acting, and ways we can most forward once it's time to be fat in the real world again.