Alice Fraser

In this lively discussion, Alice Fraser, a sharp-witted comedian and Australia correspondent, and Nish Kumar, a political commentator from London, tackle the wildest world events. They delve into the shocking Wiggles drug scandal, questioning its impact on children's music culture. Nish provides a comedic take on UK political turmoil while criticizing social media regulations affecting younger generations. The highlight? Trump's quirky ambition to reboot Rush Hour 4, sparking debates on Hollywood's fascination with sequels and nostalgia.

Alice Fraser, an Australian comedian and writer, and David O’Doherty, an Irish comedian and musician, share their sharp wit on global democracy and societal absurdities. They delve into the bizarre intersections of politics and humor, discussing Australia’s viral controversies, the UK’s far-right gains, and the latest snake news featuring a man who confronts snakes in a rather unusual way. Their commentary on environmental challenges and playful insights into gender identity and creativity make for a light-hearted yet thought-provoking conversation.

Join Alice Fraser, a witty comedian and writer, alongside Lloyd Langford, known for his sharp one-liners, and Sami Shah, a keen cultural observer, as they unleash their comedic fury on pressing issues. They tackle the complexity of Australia’s recent tragedies and dish out satirical takes on Trump’s antics and the enigmatic Epstein files. Reflecting on the year’s lows, they highlight the absurdity of patriotism and explore the concept of 'ragebait.' Their humor offers both a cathartic release and a unique lens on today’s chaos.

Joining the discussion are Alice Fraser, a comedian and commentator, and Nish Kumar, also a comedian known for his sharp wit. They dive into the quirky world of space junk, pondering whether we should be concerned or if it's just Australia’s new decor. Nish shares the story of his vandalized Wikipedia page, while both guests tackle the political climate in the UK, exploring xenophobia and recent election upsets. They even speculate on the potential arrival of double-decker trains in Britain—humorously debating if it's a bold leap or a tall disaster waiting to happen.

Alice Fraser, an Australian comedian and writer known for her sharp social commentary, joins Neil Delamere, an Irish comedian with a knack for observational humor. They dive into the absurdities of modern life, from the invasion of drones to the quirky challenges of holiday festivities. The duo humorously critiques Prince Andrew's political antics and muses on the decline of AI toys. They also touch on Guinness shortages and the chaos faced by travelers. Expect witty banter and festive reflections, blending comedy with keen insights!

Alice Fraser, a sharp-witted comedian and writer, and Anuvab Pal, an internationally acclaimed stand-up comedian, join for a lively discussion. They dive into Trump's comically misguided attempt to buy Greenland and speculate on potential absurd political consequences. The duo also reflects on London's crime rate hitting a decade low, while humorously recounting a bizarre drug bust involving a bag hilariously labeled "Does Not Contain Drugs." Political deflections and the challenge of party identity in the UK also spark their satirical banter.

Greg Jenner is joined in Ancient Greece by special guests Prof Michael Scott and comedian Alice Fraser as they examine the start of democracy with the Athenians. Aside from it obviously being a system that only benefited men, we will take a closer look at the fundamental issues that still apply today, why you’d want to avoid red ropes and broken pots, and just why the Romans disliked the very idea of it.For the full-length version of this episode, please look further back in the feed.Research by Rosie Rich Written and produced by Emma Nagouse and Greg Jenner Assistant Producer: Emmie Rose Price-Goodfellow Project Management: Siefe Miyo and Isla Matthews Audio Producer: Abi PatersonA production by The Athletic for BBC Radio 4.

Alice Fraser, a sharp-witted comedian and frequent contributor, joins Nish Kumar, a satirical UK correspondent, for a humor-laden review of the chaos in 2025. They hilariously critique Xi Jinping's over-the-top parade and explore the absurdities of Trump’s awkward UK visit. Nish dives into the UK’s political turmoil, including rising xenophobia and the implosion of Jeremy Corbyn’s new party, while Alice adds comedic flair to the discussion about Australia’s growing space junk problem. Expect laughs amid the chaos of current events!

Alice Fraser, a master storyteller and comedian known for her Amazon Prime specials, discusses the art of blending personal experiences with creativity. She shares insights on navigating motherhood alongside her creative pursuits and the transformative power of storytelling in processing complex emotions. The conversation highlights the joy of aging, the balance of humor and seriousness in creative work, and the necessity of embracing life's transitions to foster personal growth and artistic evolution.

Co-hosts Alice Fraser and Alastair Barrie join Andy to discuss America's political climate, British elections, Scotland's political scene, and the future of AI. They also touch on historical events like the founding of New York and the Eiffel Tower discovery, proposing humorous solutions for global peace and exploring political controversies and election outcomes. The podcast ends with a lighthearted discussion on AI in podcasting and human communication, promoting various projects and introducing Richie Firth's new travel podcast.