Tea With Alice

Amanda S is a fascinating person. She works in education in South East Asia, and spoke about some of the challenges of doing good in a complex world

Cally, a proper english eccentric, traditional dancer, historical cyclist, artist, manager and all round interesting chap talking about British black-face, immigration and political asylum. Find Cally's work at antar.cc Alice is at @aliterative as ever

Sarah Greenidge is the Founder of WellSpoken, an organisation that's trying to change the world, specifically everyone who is telling you how to live for maximum wellness on the basis of dodgy, anecdotal or non-existent data. We spoke about race, nepotism and how to change people's minds bit by bit. Find Sarah at https://wearewellspoken.com/author/01grees/ Alice is at alicefraser.com as ever

Tiff Stevenson, best friend of the podcast returns for more intense and interesting chat about what it is to be a person in the world, a woman in the industry and some controversial thoughts.

Ray Badran over Gentle giant tea talks about being the child of immigrants, not wanting to have an opinion on things, and maths.

Kemah Breon Bob, immigrant texan, performer and activist talks not voting, and the difference between what you want to say and what you want people to hear as well as how sometimes talking about your vagina for ten minutes is victory, and sometimes is defeat. Find Kemah at Kemahsvoice.com

Neal Downward, ex-boss of SBS Comedy, sits in London drinking blue tea talking business, wellness, mortality, moving, Aussie Politics, diversity hiring and staying in your lane. Find neal at https://www.facebook.com/theneal

Phil Nichol sits with Alice in his flat in Camden over some mint and liquorice tea, talking anger, acid reflux, public weeping and human connection.

I answer some questions from twitter. Politics in comedy, milk in tea, how to avoid burning down the world.