Alice Fraser

You've just entered Realms Unknown, a weekly speculative fiction podcast brought to you by The Bugle, in which we discuss science fiction and fantasy.

I'm your host, published author and comedian Alice Fraser, and my companion on this journey, the queen to my bishop, the battleship to my guess about where a battleship is, the armour upgrade to my questing adventurer.

It's Nate Crowley.

Welcome.

But of course, we cannot touch on everything in this deep dive.

Even though we're calling it a deep dive, we can only touch on a few games and movies.

If you want to go deep into this subgenre, we post about whatever our subgenre deep dive is going to be over on the Blue Sky every week and over on my Patreon, patreon.com slash Alice Fraser.

And then there is a comment section full of incredible recommendations by various excited people.

Just get a crane.

A few months later, I was joined for the first time by Alice Fraser, who's appeared more often on The Bugle than any other co-host, other than me, and John... what's his name? And just after her first appearance on the show, she joined me, along with Tom Ballard, for the first ever Bugle Live show at the 2017 Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Right, it is time now to meet your guests for the inaugural Bugle Live.

Are you ready

And the final first up, returning from her Bugle debut, released just two days ago, in the quickest back-to-back first two Bugle appearances in the history of the universe, it's the as-yet-uncredited inventor of the rimless sombrero.

The woman who could so easily have been the first man in space, had she been born in the Soviet Union in the 1930s as a man.

It's Alice Fraser! Yay!

When we were backstage and you were saying, I've got theme music for you to come on to, and then your eyes just gleamed like an evil clown.

In a space that I can only describe as a fetid subterranean crack den that had blood on the floor and didn't have curtains, just had big W sheets stapled to the brickwork.

I think that was Alice Fraser's blood.

She cut her foot on some glass.

Yeah, which was just no doubt left in there.

Welcome to The Gargle, a science and technology podcast brought to you by The Bugle.

I'm your host, Alice Fraser.

And first up to the plate, she headbutted her way out of her father's skull.

It's the goddess of wisdom, Rialina.

I found a newt yesterday.

I allow it.

We're currently in Switzerland, in Alice.

We're on Alice Rice's retreat.

We'll have a sub episode for you next week.

And then we have Tiff Stevenson and Rhian Lina, followed by Alice Fraser and Catherine Bovart, Josie Long and Sarah Barron taking us through to the middle of November.

Thank you for listening.

Until next time, goodbye.

I'm telling you, that's gonna have, like, long-term consequences." The father shakes its head.

"Who doesn't these days?" The Holy Ghost takes a breath as though to speak.

Both heads whip round, silenced by the minuscule shift of air.

The breath sighs out, faintly disappointed.

[upbeat music] In a universe expanding at a rate only slightly discounted by the fact it's doing mate rates with quantum physics, only one podcast is this podcast probably, depending on where you sit on multiverse theory, bringing you all of the satire that'll fit into a podcast of reasonable length about all of the science and technology news we have personally been able to find and understand.

It's "The Goggle." I'm your host, Alice Fraser, and welcoming our guests for today, baron of the Bunsen burner, most fabulous factotum of the facts factory, the man who puts the abs into labs coat.

It's Robin Clifford.

Hello.

Otherwise, you can just come over, patreon.com/alicefraser, and you can see all of my stuff there early and usually for free.

Some of it is behind a paywall.

This is The Bugle Podcast, an Alice Fraser production.

Your editor is Harry Gordon.

Today's show was recorded at the London Podcast Festival.

My co-host was Alice Fraser, and our guests were Tom Stroud and Dan Shrigley from Shoulder to Shoulder, who are creating an alternative and very positive space to the manosphere, a place where men can meet and really talk.

I think this is so important that men are stepping up and doing this, and I really enjoyed talking to them, and I hope that you enjoy listening.

We also have Chaps Choir to sing us out, and there was not a dry eye in the house.

[laughs] Anyone thinking about having children- [laughs] ... take that on board.

Yeah.

Um... [upbeat music] Live from the London Podcast Festival- [cheering] [clapping] The Spontaneous Shop presents The Guilty Feminists with me, Deborah Frances-White, guest co-host Alice Fraser, and our very special guests, Tom Stroul and Dan Shrigley from Shoulder to Shoulder, talking about what we do about the manosphere.

Hello, hello, hello, hello.