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The Chaotic Idiots Project:
A Multi media Neurodivergent series that began an unexpected journey
What began as a webtoon at the height of the pandemic in 2020, was unexpectedly gifted in a year's time, fifty plus voices from across the globe whom willingly came on board and lovingly brought to life the stories of Jacob and Leroy as well as the world of Tir Na Noc through kindness and compassion for two beautiful seasons.
While the story was too big to tell in this format after 2022, it fulfilled a beautiful purpose and brought many voices together, some good, some for a time, and some to last for however long life may allow, more than just providing a stepping stone,
This project, beyond anything, proved that Neurodivergent voices can be in the lead, standing tall and beautifully so at that, creating stories that champion kindness and authentic voices as it grew into a project for everyone who has ever felt unseen and unheard.
Meet the Cast
It takes an army to bring a project to life and the following souls below are the reason why this project ever got off the ground. Although life changes and sometimes connections fade or life takes us all on different paths, they were the ones who took a chance and rightly so I will remain forever grateful
Seasons 1 & 2
Emma Nicolau
As the first to join me in this podcast Venture, Emma had been a fan of Chaotic idiots in late 2020 and thanks to her kindness, I found myself encouraged to keep writing the story of Jacob and his friend, Leroy. Bringing to life Leroy Anderson, calista Faust, and various characters in the ensamble, without Emma there would be no Chaotic idiots season 1. And for that I am most grateful.
Jack Moorby
I owe a lot to Jack for taking such a risk on both Chaotic idiots and Tir Na Noc. Coming in at the tail end of the first season, Jack stepped into the role of Edgar Faust and gave me room to develop one of the most, up to that point, complex characters I had ever written and that is Edgar. Not only did Jack bring kindness and humor to the table, he was incredibly well directable and professional. His communication skills are unmatched and he made my day many times by leaving in the most hilarious of quips and little jests, editing was always fun and the blooper reels even better. I'm beyond thankful for Jack in the role of Edgar and various ensemble characters, having him on board was a privliage indeed.
Nathan Hall
I was entirely at my wits end with a casting call for a crucial role in Malachi Faust. After what seemed to be my last straw, Nate came into a meeting with me and completely blew me away as Malachi. He was also quite funny in his interview, respectful and cordial, but funny, and I liked his personality right away. Nathan was professional, well directable, and someone I am glad to have worked with on tir na noc brotherhood, as the voice of young adult malachi, he truly brought his all and I was proud to watch him soar as an actor in the role.
George Barber
George is an eager and willing soul, he took on more than was needed with Kirian Rothstone and several other ensemble characters when life seemed to be throwing me people who were ghosting and not doing what was required, but then George Stepped in and I was beyond grateful for his humor, his care for the craft of Voice work and his willingness to jump in with fun and chrematistic charm to his performances.
Sir Rabitkins
A fellow artist and now an animator, Rabitkins voiced Adair, Jacobs's little Maven friend, a special kind of fey but one so full of heart and of sweetness. Always a voice of encouragement, Rabitkins has become an amazing creator in her own right and deserves all the success in the world.