328 episodes
Tea With Alice Alice Fraser
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- Comedy
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4.7 • 107 Ratings
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Every week Alice Fraser, chronic thinker, comedian, ex lawyer and cambridge graduate drinks tea and solves the world. With a rotating cast of bright and brilliant guests.
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Marcel Blanch De Wilt - Brain EngineeringCast
The lovely Marcel Blanch De Wilt sat with Alice and talked about mental health, the utility of diagnoses and creating community in a world of scarcity.
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Michelle Brasier - Spaces To LiveCast
The magnificent Michelle Brasier talks precious minutes; whether life happens between or through the process of doing lots of stuff, and the balance between beauty and age. A really wonderful Tea With Alice
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Avril Speaks - CreationCast
Avril Speaks talks to Alice about names, creation and the drive towards communication.
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Night Feed Thoughts Season 3 Begins
Alice talks to her baby and you in the Middle of the night. Starring baby Fraser. The triumphant launch of season three of Tea with Alice. Find and support the podcast online at Patreon.com/AliceFraser
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Ian Smith - ClassCast
The briliant Ian Smith joins Alice over Aspirational Peppermint tea to talk about chips on shoulders, Nepo Babies and how to navigate class and privilege in a way that doesn't rub us all up the wrong way.
Support this podcast on patreon at Patreon.com/AliceFraser
Customer Reviews
Thoughtful and informed conversations
A calm and peaceful place to explore ideas. Some podcasts are so good I want to appear on, this one is so smart I don’t think I’d be able to hold my own.
Makes me a better (or at least more considered) person
Listening to Tea with Alice challenges the lazy assumptions I have made about the world I live in and opens my eyes to different perspectives. I like to think listening to this podcast makes a better person - but at the very least it makes me a more considered person.
This is how tea should be
Thoughtful topics. Witty and intelligent guests and host taking time to muse over life’s challenges. Reminds me to stop think reflect and laugh at the whole damn thing. More tea please I need a break.