Tea With Alice

Aaron talks over not-tea about a weird corporate gig that he just did with Alice, about performing standup standing up, consent in performance and kink, being fetishised and more.

Steffan Alun sits with Alice backstage at the Underbelly Bristo Square, to the strains of a beautiful one woman musical about codependency, and talks the pros and cons of self-diagnosis, community, self-isolation and how much we can understand or control the roles we play.

Matt Lieb talks over tea and many LA healthful beverages about impact, parenting, the stress of straddling the culture wars, race science and what the real problem is in America. Find Matt at Pod Yourself A Gun

AJ LaMarque is a comedian, writer and human community hub. This was such a fun conversation, characterised by coming out of isolation and rebuilding self. It's one from a while ago, but so good I was excited to find it and bring it to you.

Sarah Pappalardo has a chat over tea with Alice about parenting choices, heteronormative expectations and how to navigate the world of work. Sarah Pappalardo is the co-founder and managing editor of Reductress, and a writer, performer and playwright living in Brooklyn. Support this podcast at patreon.com/AliceFraser

Melissa Febos sits over tea with Alice and talks about the traps and joys of memoir; writing about real people, and how art can be reality, shape reality and help process reality.

Alice has tea and talks to Jesse Thorn over tea about what we choose to talk about, privacy, Burt Reynolds and sexiness, masculinity and imperfection and Marvel superheroes.

Jordan Morris talks to Alice over Herbal Tea on privacy, mental health and how to negotiate levels of selfhood.

Alice sits with Nato Green and talks about kitchenware, jazz, how to negotiate the firehose of content, mental health, helping your children navigate the world.

DeAnne Smith talks over tea with Alice about doing comedy about their exes TO their exes, creating boundaries and formatting the past through narrative.

Chris Rivas, actor and author, podcaster and storyteller sits with Alice over tea to discuss selling yourself, branding yourself, being yourself and communicating your self. From nose jobs to Hollywood jobs to buddhism, this is a very Tea With Alice Tea With Alice.

Maris Kreitzman, author, blogger, podcaster, publishing industry maven, talks with Alice about writers rights, the publishing industry and how to look after each other

Baratunde Thurston sits with a cuppa to talk about which bits of identity are relevant and when, how to be patient with teaching complicated things and being complicated things and the joy of the great outdoors.

Laurie Kilmartin sits with Alice over tea and talks about success, failure, writing for late night television, how to survive life and maintaining work in the face of difficulty.

Josh Gondelman talks over tea about duty, being a sucker and Effective Altruism

Amy Carver, screenwriter, director, producer and Patreon supporter comes on the podcast to talk conscious uncoupling, sticking to your principles or whether your principles should stick to you and building the life you want with the privilege you're given.

After a year of Maternity Leave, Alice welcomes you back to the table.

Justine Rogers is a legal academic, an old friend and an ex member of Alice's old girl-group, Aggressively Helpful. We talk about family dynamics, and I talk about my baby for the first time on the podcast.

Damian Smith is a comedian and podcaster who has made a career out of the onstage persona of in his words, an Arrogant, Intellectual, Low-Ethos Sociopath. He and Alice have tea and talk about the ways they're similar and the ways they're different.

Dan Ilic of A Rational Fear is a very old friend of mine, and a relentless participator in things, creator of work and the genesis of jobs for other people. We chatted in our separate houses in Sydney Lockdown about climate change, helplessness and activism.

Cal Wilson talks to me over a fancy hotel tea about creativity, lockdown gardening and self expression.

Craig Quartermaine is a friend of the podcast and a friend of mine. We had a lovely chat about work, success, racism and opportunities deserved and undeserved.

Adam Richard came on the podcast to talk about weight, work, how to dress, giving up comedy and being a nerd.

Visa is a thinker who thinks about thinking - I've known him for a while on twitter, and I've always enjoyed watching the process of him organising thoughts in webs and threads. This episode we talked about enthusiastic nerdery, online selfhood and making connections.

Colt Cabana is a lovely human, a deep thinker in disguise. We talked about how covid affected the world of wrestling, the upside of being objectified and how to use your body.