Chris Duke

Chris Duke is the heart and soul behind The Peer Project. An author, podcaster, and mental health advocate, Chris is known for his ability to connect with people through real, heartfelt conversations. With over 15 years of experience in radio and a career built on authenticity, Chris brings warmth, humour, and honesty to every episode.

Best known for his powerful children’s book Lucy’s Blue Day, Chris has helped countless families talk about mental health in an open and accessible way. His unique ability to connect with audiences — whether children in schools, podcast listeners, or guests on his show — has earned him a reputation for empathy and understanding.

Chris’s journey has had its share of ups and downs, but through it all, he's remained committed to one core belief: everyone’s story matters. Whether he's speaking with celebrities, survivors, or everyday people with incredible experiences, Chris ensures their voices are heard — with compassion, curiosity, and respect.

When he’s not behind the mic, Chris can be found spending time with his family, performing in musical theatre, or working on creative projects that inspire positivity and connection.

At The Peer Project, Chris doesn’t just host a podcast — he creates a space where people feel seen, heard, and valued. Because sometimes, all it takes is one honest conversation to change a life.