Chris Duke is a storyteller, advocate, and voice for those often unheard. As the host of The Peer Project, Chris brings his unique blend of humour, warmth, and authenticity to every conversation. His passion for mental health advocacy stems from his personal journey and his desire to break the stigma around talking openly about emotions and struggles. Whether chatting with household names or everyday heroes, Chris has a remarkable ability to connect with people, making each episode relatable and inspiring.

Before launching The Peer Project, Chris was best known as the author of Lucy’s Blue Day, a bestselling children’s book that introduced young readers to the importance of emotional awareness. His work has touched the lives of countless families, sparking vital conversations about mental health. With over 15 years in commercial radio, Chris has honed his craft as a presenter and storyteller, creating a safe space for honest, impactful dialogue.

Beyond the microphone, Chris is an approachable, down-to-earth dad who understands the highs and lows of life. His unwavering belief that “everyone has a story worth telling” drives The Peer Project to celebrate not only personal triumphs but also the moments of vulnerability that connect us all. With Chris at the helm, every listener can feel part of the conversation, knowing they are not alone in their journey.