Media and Collaborations
I’m Peta Hooke, the creator and host of The I Can’t Stand Podcast, an Australian interview podcast focused on disability, culture, and lived experience.
Through the podcast and my broader work, I collaborate with journalists, media outlets, organisations, and creatives who want informed, respectful conversations about disability without inspiration tropes or tokenism.
What I do
Podcast host
I host long form interviews with disabled people, advocates, creatives, and public figures. Conversations explore disability as part of a whole life, not a defining storyline.
Media contributor
I am available for media commentary, interviews, and features on disability, access, representation, and lived experience.
Speaking and panels
I speak at events, panels, and conferences on disability, media representation, allyship, and lived experience.
Consultation and collaboration
I work with organisations, creatives, and brands on projects involving disability, access, and representation, including advisory and content collaboration.
Who this is for
• Journalists and producers
• Media outlets
• Event organisers and conferences
• Organisations and brands seeking lived experience insight
If you are unsure whether your enquiry is a fit, you are welcome to ask.
Why my work is credible
I have hosted The I Can’t Stand Podcast for several years, building a substantial catalogue of in depth conversations and an engaged audience.
My work is grounded in lived experience as a disabled woman and long term involvement in disability media and public conversation.
I am careful with language, framing, and intent, and I do not participate in tokenistic or inspiration based storytelling.
Contact
For media enquiries, collaboration ideas, or speaking opportunities, please get in touch via:
