A bit about this person
Honor Eastly is an Australian writer, podcaster, mental health whizz and professional feeler of feelings. Her work has been described as “darkly funny” (by The New York Times) “total magic” (by The Atlantic), and “really quite nice” (by her mum).
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Things you might be looking for
If you’re here for content about big, scary feelings, go sign up to her latest project, The Big Feels Club. It’s feel-osophy for people who are sad or scared a bunch of the time.
If you feel like having this person coo gently in your ear, check out the six-episode experimental memoir podcast she made with the ABC called No Feeling Is Final. It’s often been described as “the funniest show about suicide you’ll ever hear”. And it won a bunch of fancy awards (including the podcast equivalent of an Oscar which is pretty dandy).
And if you’re here for stuff about art and money, check out Starving Artist, the podcast Honor made purely as an excuse to ask fellow creatives to give her all their money secrets.
Want to stay in touch?
Best way to stay in touch with my work right now is to sign up to the Big Feels Club newsletter, the mental health initiative I run with my partner Graham Panther. It comes out every month or so with a letter straight from the centre of the feelings universe.
"Big Feels makes me feel so seen and like I’m not a messy puddle of feelings but someone who shares this stuff with other people.” — Hannah, Big Feels Clubber