Tea With Alice

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.

Alice talks in Glebe's WellCo cafe with Adam Yardley. They eat eggs on toast and drink chalky green tea and talk about reading playboy for the articles, Alice's recent almost viral article, walking into traffic, islamophobia and provocateurism.

Alice talks with friend and comedy writer Adam Yardley over some awesome sencha about manliness, being a stay at home dad, time travel and performance enhancing drugs for corporate women.

Alice Fraser talks to Lucy Howard Taylor and some incidental rainbow lorrikeets over a quick lunch in the Rocks. Lucy is a writer, poet and arts administrator in the Sydney Theatre Company and they chat about Rap, the fraught nature of having opinions, authenticity and how Zombies are like teenage boys.

Alice Fraser talks to weirdly similar and yet excitingly different middle-name-sharing Tami Sussman performance poet, wedding celebrant and standup comedian. They have probably jasmine green tea and chat about The Salmon Lady, what's wrong with people who seem too normal, why the vibrator is a lie and the amazing thing about vests. With brief cameo from Henry Fraser. Tami can be found on twitter at @sussmania Alice is all at http://alicecomedyfraser.com

Alice talks to British Comedian, Radio Personality and all round excellent eccentric, Tom Wrigglesworth. The ramble through music, a jew called Adolf, pain-pissing contests and redlining on anxiety. Producer Bryce Halliday http://brycehalliday.com/

Alice sits with Bryce Halliday and has a conversation in a bed of snakes on a waterfall with someone snowboarding behind them. Apologies for the background snowscape. They talk impro and vocation, travel and possibility.

Alice talks over tea and a rusty nail with Roderick Makim, journalist, country boy and international thrillseeker in a nice coat about his roots, being a Western Spy, and the disappointments of chicken Kiev.

Alice gets to know Rob Hunter over tea and conversations about chip flavours, first jobs, and where we're really from.

Alice talks to the Reverend Andrew Judd about faith, failure and his man-crush on Jarrod McKenna. Henry Fraser shows up to ask some cheeky questions. This was recorded on a phone in a lift well, so credit goes to Bryce Halliday for Production skills.