Loud and Wrong was born out of friendship. April and Noah have spent much of the time they've been friends having deep, honest, heartfelt, strange conversations. April is a former professional ballet dancer who now teaches. Noah is seven years younger, an actor, Notary Public and a nonstop talker. Together, they are a hilarious, unexpected duo. Their many conversations have been marked by loud, impulsive, and sometimes delusional realizations, the meeting of their different experiences and perspectives. It usually starts with a problem, challenge or difficulty that is relevant at the current moment. After discussion, whether for one or six hours, they consistently reach a point of growth. Or so they think. And this gets to the crux of the podcast. Even if they're wrong, uncertain, wildly misinformed or insane, they are passionate and loud. They embrace their discoveries, no matter how incorrect. Then, just as quickly, they revert back to old habits, old tendencies, and old obsessions, as if nothing has changed. But what they've found to be profoundly true is that being honest about the constant saying and then doing differently and laughing your way through it makes it all a lot easier, lighter, and freer.