I’m opening my 2026 diary — and yes, you’re invite
I’m officially on the hunt for new people I haven’t interviewed before in disability and aged care — the fresh voices, the everyday legends, the troublemakers (the good kind), and the people doing the work no one sees.
The 2026 lineup for Sarah Knows Support Workers starts now, and I want guests who bring new stories, new angles, and new perspectives to the mic.
If we’ve never spoken on the podcast before…
If you’ve been quietly watching from the sidelines…
If you’ve thought, “One day I might put my hand up”…
This is your sign.
👉 Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gTzHRqQc
Tell me who you are and why your story matters.
A quick note: I only film at night (Melbourne time) — so bring your evening energy, your tea, your hoodie, whatever you roll with.
It’s a real conversation, not a staged production.
And if you’re interested in sponsoring the podcast or jumping into any of the wild 2026 projects I’ve got brewing, my DMs are wide open.
Let’s fill next year with new voices — people I haven’t had the chance to spotlight yet — and show what’s really possible in disability and aged care.
The 2026 lineup for Sarah Knows Support Workers is officially open, inviting new voices to spotlight stories rarely told in the disability and aged care sectors. This podcast shines a light on the everyday heroes—the support workers whose efforts often go unnoticed but are critical to improving lives. If you've been on the sidelines wondering if your story matters, this is the perfect chance to step forward. Podcasts like these play an important role in bringing awareness and understanding to fields that require empathy, skill, and dedication. By contributing your unique experiences, you help break down stereotypes, inspire others, and foster a stronger community around disability and aged care support. Filmed in the evenings (Melbourne time), the podcast maintains an authentic, relaxed atmosphere where real conversations can thrive without the pressures of a staged production. Whether you’re a new support worker, a seasoned professional, or someone involved in innovative projects within the sector, your insights are valuable. Sponsorship opportunities are also welcomed, which can provide financial backing for expanding the reach and impact of these important discussions. Engaging with this podcast not only benefits guests and listeners but also elevates the profile of disability and aged care as fields deserving of recognition and support. If you want to apply, simply share who you are and why your story matters—every voice has the power to make a difference. Join the movement to bring fresh angles and perspectives to the mic, highlighting what’s truly possible in these vital care industries in 2026 and beyond.