Tea With Alice

Alice talks with Gia James, writer, sex worker, feminist and all round internet winner. They have gyokuro and dried peas, and talk about AA, PUAs, SJWs, Utopian Ideals, Really Properly Failing, Domestic abuse, gender neutral blobs, masochism and how comedy is like sex work. Gia can be found on twitter @GiaJamesxxx Alice is @aliterative or alice r fraser at gmail http://alicecomedyfraser.com

Alice Fraser has tea with Celebrity cutie Tegan Higginbotham. They talk Morality, faith, annoyingness, Facelifts and the sexiest smelling young comedian around. Tegan can be found on twitter @teganmh email alice on alicerfraser@gmail.com or look up the website at http://alicecomedyfraser.com

This episode is the full audio of the conversation that I had with my mum Lucy Fraser for episode 33. I was asked to release it without my original introduction. There are a few extra seconds of audio, and a poem at the end.

Alice sits in Tom Ballard's nice house and talks over tea and unnecessarily vegan biscuits about Grief, belief, how blowjobs are stardust, why Alice wants to ban feelings, how everyone's bad at maths, International Pretend There's No Afterlife Day, the movie Fury (no spoilers). Note, before this Podcast, Alice Fraser fixed Tom Ballard's Dishwasher like a champion. Tell Tom Ballard to do his own podcast at tomballard.com.au Alice is available on alicecomedyfraser.com

Another week of apologies and recommendations. NEXT WEEK, two episode output! Eddie Sharp! Michael Connell!

A brief announcement and some music. The podcast with Lucy Fraser "The Right Of ReplyCast" is episode 33.

Alice has tea with Seaton Kay Smith, talking about jogging, Nanobot apocalypses and The Singularity. Listen to Lost Pilots on FBiRadio.com Alice is available via her website http://alicecomedyfraser.com

Alice has breakfast and tea with her twin, (now with new, audible intro) and they talk about kinda bacon, Jesus' twitter following, unsupported claims, 'Do you even know what brunch is?', the problem with Journalists, bullying and pens with your name on them.

Alice talks about someone who made her angry and then has tea with Melbourne comedian and future big star, Tegan Higginbotham about the difficult things in a cafe in Melbourne that also happened to be a shipping container. Melbourne is so cool. Tegan is on Twitter at https://twitter.com/TeganMH Alice is online at http://alicecomedyfraser.com

Alice talks to Jim Fishwick over tea about the terrible mistake she made on stage that night, hipsterism, what artform their comedy would be if it weren't comedy and what the future holds for everything

Victoria Healy and Josh Dore come down from Melbourne to have Tea With Alice. They talk about talking about sex, killing old people, and how Bondi Beach is very much like a country town. Vic is at http://victoriahealy.com Josh is on twitter at @joshdore Alice is online at http://alicecomedyfraser.com

Alice has tea and talks to wild comedian, father, thinker and queenslander, Damien Power. They ramble through politics, social structures, post-apocalyptic train journeys and how ducks think about death. alicecomedyfraser.com is the website to find all the recent things she's been working on and damien power is available at damienpower.com

Alice talks a bit of good and a bit of bad to Daniel Muggleton, one half of the mug and kettle open mic empire. Bryce Halliday is there at the beginning and chipping in along the way. Alice bullies Daniel and finally gets to the truth. Daniel Muggleton is on twitter at @muggletown Edited by Bryce Halliday - brycehalliday.com Alice is alicecomedyfraser.com and @aliterative as ever. Email her on alicerfraser@gmail.com

Alice talks to Jen Carnovale in Badde Manors in Glebe about popular grief, comedy collaboration, cool kids and being 'the mean one' Thanks to Bryce Halliday for sound editing, http://brycehalliday.com alice is at @aliterative http://alicecomedyfraser.com @jencarnovale is on twitter and http://jencarnovale.com

Alice has tea with the mother of dragons (if by dragons you mean Alice, and you do). They talk about poetry, music, M.S and Cancer, and how Lucy Fraser feels about being used in Alice's material.

Alice sits in a car with Claire Hooper in the carpark of Splendour in The Grass. As they slowly run out of oxygen, they talk about anxiety, what's the point of the news, the ethical downsides of being right about anything, Alice's million dollar idea, and how Claire as a new mother feels sorry for Pedophiles. Appended at the end is Alice's Women of Letters performance, for people who don't mind sad things that aren't funny. Thanks to Bryce Halliday for the Audio Edit. http://brycehalliday.com Alice is at http://alicecomedyfraser.com Claire is at http://clairehooper.com

In a cavernous cafe in Melbourne, Alice sits down with Nick Capper and talks about the value of value, whether we should be careful or not careful with what we say and a lot of other things. This chat happened chronologically BEFORE last week's chat with Toby Halligan, so some of the ideas here are amoebic forms of what was discussed 'last week'. Ah, time travel. Hit Alice up on alicerfraser@gmail.com or go to the website alicecomedyfraser.com

Alice talks in a fancy boulangerie slash teahouse in Melbourne with Toby Halligan during his lunchbreak. Toby is a writer for The Project, creater and facilitator of political comedy all over Australia and just a generally interesting and cool guy. They discuss giant sandwiches, scurrilous comedy scene gossip, identity politics and what's the best way to take offense. Toby is online at www.tobyhalligan.com.au and Alice is available (as ever) on http://alicecomedyfraser.com

Alice sits in her favourite Tea Shop and talks to Fred Winner and Barry Award Nominee Trygve Wakenshaw about being an apprentice vegan, what it's like being like nobody else, Status, Prizes, Astrology and Death. Trygve can be found at http://trygvewakenshaw.net Alice is at http://alicecomedyfraser.com or @aliterative Note the much better sound quality? YEAH! Editing by the excellent Bryce Halliday (http://brycehalliday.com)

Alice talks with comedian and writer Laura Davis about the Morality of Cake, different kinds of strength, child abuse, why peer pressure works, and why good people let bad things happen to them.