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Welcome to Sarah Knows Support Workers! 🎙️ I’m Sarah Heriot. After 17 years in disability support, I’ve seen the good, the messy and the stuff nobody wants to talk about!Join me for honest conversations about support work, NDIS, disability and aged care, with frontline workers, providers, founders and sector leaders.Want more? Explore my Spotify memberships for bonus episodes, behind-the-scenes stories and deeper leadership conversations.Looking for a better support match? Join SwiftyMatchy for free at SwiftyMatchy.com 💚
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Sarah Knows Support Workers! 🎙️ I’m Sarah Heriot. After 17 years in disability support, I’ve seen the good, the messy and the stuff nobody wants to talk about! Join me for honest conversations about support work, NDIS, disability and aged care, with frontline workers, providers, founders and sector leaders. Want more?
Sarah Knows Support Workers is hosted by Sarah Heriot. The show has published 124 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "NDIS Kickbacks Banned: What Every Support Worker Needs to Know!" (27 October 2026, 13 minutes), "9,351 NDIS review applications in one year. A growing backlog. And longer waiting times. What's going on?" (26 October 2026, 6 minutes), and "Dating, Drinking & Disability: Let's Talk About It | Samantha Prior" (19 October 2026, 41 minutes).
Sarah Knows Support Workers publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 124 episodes.
Booking probability for Sarah Knows Support Workers is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Sarah Knows Support Workers requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Sarah Knows Support Workers's contact route on record: verified email.
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Sarah Heriot hosts Sarah Knows Support Workers, a business podcast with 124 episodes published.
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Referral fees, gift cards, kickbacks and conflicts of interest. Where do we draw the line in the NDIS? New laws targeting kickbacks and inducements are coming into effect in November 2026. And whether you're an...
Sarah Knows Support Workers
The Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) has released its 2025–26 Annual Report , and some of the NDIS figures are worth paying attention to. In this solo episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , I'm breaking down the...
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What was it really like growing up with a rare disability in Australia during the 1990s? In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , I sit down with Samantha Prior (Sam), who was one of the first people in...
Sarah Knows Support Workers
⚠️ Content Warning: This episode includes personal discussions about suicide, suicide attempts, self-harm, mental illness and experiences of hearing voices. Please take care while listening. In this episode of Sarah...
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Identity before diagnosis. A message that sits at the heart of Lachlan's story. In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , Sarah is joined by Lachlan for an open and meaningful conversation about lived experience...
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Christmas is coming… and if you work in NDIS rostering, you know the chaos can start well before December! Annual leave, public holidays, staff shortages, changing participant routines and those dreaded last-minute...
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What happens when you’ve reported concerns, followed the right processes, raised complaints… and nothing changes? In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , I’m joined again by Belinda Toohey for a very real...
Sarah Knows Support Workers
Being kind matters. But kindness alone doesn’t make you a great support worker. In this episode, I’m talking about the difference between being a lovely person and actually being good at the job. We’re talking about...
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Choice and control sounds simple… until a participant makes a choice that might put them at risk. So where does dignity of risk end and duty of care begin? In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , Sarah gets...
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In this special episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers, the microphone is flipped. James Loveday takes over as host and interviews Sarah about SwiftyMatchy—the support worker finding app created to help NDIS and aged...
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What actually makes a great support worker? In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , I chat with Taieri from CORA Workforce about why being kind and having good intentions is only the beginning. Taieri started...
Sarah Knows Support Workers
When Lily Grubb’s son Liam was diagnosed with Level 3 autism, was non-speaking and had global developmental delay , her entire world changed. But what frustrated Lily most wasn’t the diagnosis. It was watching people...
Sarah Knows Support Workers
What does good support actually look like from a family’s point of view? In this episode, Sarah sits down with author, speaker, radio host and mum Julie Fisher to talk about raising her son Darcy, who has Down syndrome...
Sarah Knows Support Workers
Mark retired. It lasted two weeks. Then he bought a farm, got a tractor, collected around 40 chickens and somehow ended up back building technology. In this episode, I sit down with Mark, founder of Kismet, to ask a...
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Sexuality doesn’t disappear when someone has a disability—but access to clear, respectful education often does. In this episode, Sarah sits down with sexuality and relationships educator Melanie Guiney, someone she...
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What does strong leadership really look like in disability support? In this episode, Sarah chats with Kelvin Kamara from Hopewell Community Care about his journey from support worker and house supervisor to helping grow...
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What if NDIS providers and support workers could spend less time completing admin—and more time supporting participants? In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , Sarah chats with Bhavin Patel, founder of Koala...
Sarah Knows Support Workers
NDIS compliance does not have to mean messy spreadsheets, scattered documents and a last-minute panic before your audit. In this episode, Sarah sits down with Adam Stefano , psychologist and co-founder of Cenaris , to...
Sarah Knows Support Workers
What happens when lived experience, youth work, case management and a belief in doing support differently all come together? In this episode of Sarah Knows Support Workers , Sarah sits down with Luke Wilson, founder of...
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Thinking of going from solo support worker to running your own business? This episode is for the support workers who are amazing on shift but are starting to ask, “Could I actually turn this into something bigger?”...
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