Disability Icon and Wheelchair Dancing Pro Chelsie Hill Joins Chaos Controlled Podcast for an Unfiltered Conversation on Resilience, Vulnerability, and Redefining Limitations

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Los Angeles, CA - The Chaos Controlled Podcast, hosted by Mikey Tableman and Danny J. Gomez, welcomes Chelsie Hill - acclaimed dancer, speaker, and founder of the Rollettes - for one of its most powerful and heartfelt episodes yet. In this exclusive interview, Chelsie opens up like never before, sharing raw truths about her journey, the emotional battles behind her success, and the purpose that drives her to empower women around the world.

At just 17 years old, Chelsie's life changed in an instant when a car accident left her paralyzed from the waist down. What could have been the end of her story became the beginning of an extraordinary new chapter built on perseverance, creativity, and self-belief. Over the years, she has become a global beacon for the disabled community, proving that strength is not measured by mobility, but by one's willingness to rise.

Chelsie is the founder and visionary behind The Rollettes, a Los Angeles-based wheelchair dance team and international movement redefining what it means to live without limits. Through the Rollettes Experience, an annual empowerment event featuring dance workshops, wellness sessions, and confidence-building activities, she has built one of the most supportive and inspiring communities for women with disabilities. The movement's motto - "Dance is dance, whether you're walking or rolling" - has become a rallying cry for inclusion and self-expression worldwide.

In this episode of Chaos Controlled, Chelsie reveals her story with a level of honesty and vulnerability that has rarely been seen before. From overcoming fear and isolation to finding belonging and leadership through dance, she dives deep into the emotional and mental growth that shaped her into the woman she is today. She also shares insights into how the Rollettes have transformed from a local dance group into a global sisterhood that celebrates empowerment, artistry, and identity.

"This conversation with Chelsie Hill is one of the most moving and transparent episodes we've ever recorded," said co-host Mikey Tableman. "Her openness about pain, purpose, and perseverance is something everyone - disabled or not - can learn from."

Watch the full interview on YouTube:Video: https://www.youtube.com/embed/JEaQmmnNyC0?si=rOJp0tEB6xlzvSCD

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Chelsie Hill is a dancer, speaker, entrepreneur, and disability advocate who founded The Rollettes - one of the world's leading wheelchair dance teams. Her work has been featured on major media outlets and stages around the globe. Through the Rollettes Experience and the Boundless Babe Society, Chelsie continues to uplift and unite women of all abilities, showing that confidence, creativity, and courage have no limits.

About Chaos Controlled Podcast

Hosted by Mikey Tableman and Danny J. Gomez, Chaos Controlled is a podcast that creates space for honest conversations about growth, purpose, and mental health. The show features artists, athletes, and creators who have turned adversity into power - helping listeners see that chaos can be transformed into clarity.

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