HART_SPACE EP.03: Izzy Inyette
Episode notes
Izzy Inyette is a UK-born, Melbourne-based triple threat — drag artist, singer, and producer — and she is a lot (her words, and she means it as a compliment). This episode is a gloriously unfiltered deep dive with one of Melbourne's most magnetic queer creatives, and honestly? We couldn't keep up and we didn't want to.
We get into ALL of it: growing up in Cheshire between the Beatles and Oasis, finding drag as a doorway to femininity before she even had the language for it, a full gender revelation in a Cologne club bathroom surrounded by supportive strangers, and navigating the brutal realities of being a trans woman in the UK. We also talk sobriety, neurodivergence, the very real healing that happens on a queer dance floor, and why putting a 70-year-old man in drag near the Great Ocean Road might have been the most spiritually significant gig of her career.
Plus: Pipes (the singing drag show where rubber chickens meet Evanescence), the return of Titanics (yes, it's exactly what you think, and Jack IS a puppet), and a queer techno anthem in the works with Eris Bloom and Sluddy Daddy.
Expect: oversharing, maple tree metaphors, praise kinks, and the most chaotic rapid-fire round HART_SPACE has ever seen.
This one is loud, tender, hilarious, and deeply real — exactly the kind of conversation we were born to have.
HART_SPACE is recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation — Traditional Custodians whose sovereignty was never ceded. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.
Born from the dancefloor, for queer community — HART_SPACE is hosted by Glenergy, bringing you long-form conversations with queer creatives, thinkers and trailblazers. Each episode dives into their practice, their journey, and the power of spaces where we can all truly belong.
Because queer stories beat louder than the bassline.