A podcast for deep thinkers, feelers, and over-sharers.
Hannagh Inglis explores spirituality, relationships, healing, identity, current affairs, and the everyday chaos of being human.
This podcast is built on real conversations and real experiences. If you have a story, a perspective, or something meaningful you’d like to share, I’d love to hear from you.
I’m Hannagh Inglis, and I’ve always been drawn to real, meaningful conversations. Between working in the film and TV industry, keeping up with current affairs, navigating the chaos of my 20s, and trying to fall in love with life and myself a little more every day, there’s always a lot happening behind the scenes.
At heart, I’m an empath who believes that honest conversations matter. I believe the world gets a little better when we talk openly, share our experiences, and allow space for curiosity, growth, and reflection.
Through this podcast, I invite you to sit down, tune in, and tap into something real. No filters, no fluff. Just truth, growth, and a bit of beautifully chaotic energy.
This podcast feels incredibly real. Hannagh talks about relationships, healing, and life in a way that feels personal but also relatable. It’s the kind of show you put on when you want something deeper than surface-level chatter. I genuinely look forward to every new episode.
What I love most about this show is that Hannagh doesn’t pretend to have everything figured out. She’s reflective, funny, and very open about the ups and downs of life. It makes the podcast feel human and refreshing compared to a lot of overly polished shows out there.
If you’re someone who thinks about life, relationships, and the world a little too much, this podcast will probably resonate with you. Hannagh brings a really thoughtful perspective while still keeping things light and entertaining. It’s comforting, honest, and full of personality.
You can tell Hannagh really cares about what she’s talking about. The conversations feel natural and unfiltered, like she’s speaking directly to the listener rather than performing for an audience. It’s refreshing to hear someone talk about life in such a real way.
Chaotic Aquarius is one of those podcasts that makes you feel understood. The topics range from personal stories to bigger reflections about life, and Hannagh handles them with humor, empathy, and honesty. It’s the kind of show that stays with you after you’ve finished an episode.
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I stumbled on Chaotic Aquarius randomly and ended up listening to three episodes back to back. Hannagh has this really natural way of talking about life that feels honest and thoughtful without trying too hard. Some moments made me laugh out loud, others made me pause and think about my own life.