Tea With Alice

Dean Mayes returns to the teacast to talk about not talking, writing novels, the resources we have, the economics of healthcare and all of the ways your place in the world changes when you're a nurse without a voice. Look up dean's books by googling Dean From Australia. Alice is available as ever at alicefraser.com

James Nokise is a bundle of different people all in one. We talk over tea, Genmaicha for me and the disturbingly named 'Coconut Delight' for him, and a vegan brownie, about war, poetry and manliness, who we are, transracialism and the circus of attention. James Nokise can be found on twitter at @jamesnokise Alice is online in all the usual places.

In Adelaide, talking about football, rape and aggression with Gillian English, immigrant, ex-AFL player, actor, storyteller and comedian. Gillian can be found online at https://www.gillianenglish.com/ Alice is at alicefraser.com as ever.

Refugees, the reasonable man and why the heck we care about anything we care about. Alice sits in Melbourne and talks to Refugee and Constitutional Law Academic Sangeetha Pillai, who she met pretending to be an elf in highschool. Sangeetha can be found at @sangpillai on twitter. Alice is as ever @aliterative

In Soho Theatre Bar, Alice talks with Suzi Ruffell about the status hierarchies of comedy, working on the road, making sure everyone knows you're fine, and the trouble with talking about troubling things. Suzi is on twitter @suziruffell and you can find Alice as ever at patreon.com/alicefraser

Alice sits with Brydie Lee-Kennedy and talks about the power of being ugly, the past, the politics of misbehaviour and cliques. Brydie Lee-Kennedy can be found at @brydielk on twitter and instagram. Alice is at alicefraser.com as ever.

Alice sits with Stuart Goldsmith in his flat in London, and nerds out about interview process, victimhood, vectors and saying "I don't know". You can find Stuart Goldsmith at: http://www.stuartgoldsmith.co.uk/

Alice sits over tea in YumChaa talks to Jason Stone of DavidReviews.com about being the Cheryl Cole of media journalism, the power of words, equality, difference, gender, limiting freedom of speech, the nature of screens leading to a two dimensionalising of discourse and so on. Alice is available as ever at aliterative on instagram and twitter or alicefraser.com

Alice sits in a cafe called Edith's House and talks with London based musician-comedian-collaborator-teacher-performer Kirsty Newton about sleep, insomnia, teaching, rehabilitating the bad reputation of musical comedy, art and death and how to do grief properly.

Ed Byrne talks with Alice about why he doesn't like tea, why he doesn't believe in free speech, and why he has dolphins in his radiator.