Hoorf! Radical Care in a Late-Capitalist Heckscape

Hoorf! features in-depth conversations with disability activists, artists, and scholars, anchored by host Elle Billing. The show offers authentic, lived-experience storytelling and thoughtful insights at the intersection of care, creativity, and technology, making it valuable for brands seeking inclusive narratives and subject-matter expertise in disability, wellness, and ethics in tech.

50 episodes, Irregular, 4.6 rating

<1k, Male, USA

Exhausted, burned out, and isolated in your chaotic life? Self-care isn’t enough. Hoorf! Podcast host Elle Billing is a disabled artist and caregiver on the other side of burnout. In each episode, Elle and her guests discuss the challenges of living compassionately with honesty and humor. Honoring Angela Davis’ definition of the word radical – that “grasping at the root” – we are digging at the roots of systemic problems in a conversational format, getting to know our neighbors, and using creative expression to heal ourselves and our world. Find out more at www.hoorfpodcast.com

Elle Billing

Visual Arts, Arts, Society & Culture, Health & Fitness, Self-Improvement

Disability/arts/academic or thought-leader credentials relevant to the episode topic (artists, researchers, authors, educators, journalists)

published works, awards, notable projects, public speaking, exhibitions, key research, or leadership in related field

Car Riegger - Crip Materiality; Display Of Disabled Bodies; Community And Connection; Impact Of Covid-19 On Disabled Artists, Ari - Art-making; Sharing Work With Friends And Family; Chosen Family; Support Network, Marcus Heerdt - Brucellosis Experience; Writing; Landscape Photography; Hiking; Connection To Nature, Serena JV Elston - Spacore; Wellness Capitalism; Horror Genre; Body And Power; Ecology; Post-humanism, Erika Goveia - Self-acceptance; Healing Through Artistic Expression; Religious Abuse

disability, crip materiality, care, art and creativity, wellness capitalism, disability representation, chronic illness, technology ethics, AI, chosen family