Alex Not Alice the Podcast

Two years later, she's back, everyone! Don't worry, Alex didn't slide into the abyss of the unknown, she's just been low-key living out some quiet dreams, a lot of which have been with her roommate, Mere in her house that is named Wonderland. You're going to meet Mere in this episode and Mere is going to tell you all about dreaming. And mixers. Alex hosts the best mixers and your Uncle Bob will be at the next one. You're invited, of course, so just text her for when the next one is. Cheers!

The magnificent Allison Thomas has the voice of a thousand sweet, sweet angels and is really good at helping people feel known, seen and loved. As a new series begins on the podcast called, "2022: New Year, New You," Allison shares how much has completely shifted in her life in an incredibly short amount of time, while also sharing new things she's looking forward to this year. Spoiler Alert! She's one of my best friends. 

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to fight a bear? Me too. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to do a handful of embarrassing things on stage while playing guitar and leading worship? Josh Fisher doesn't wonder about that. He knows. And he also knows how to steward the gifts inside of him. He's got equal parts of tale and fail to share on this episode that you won't want to miss. 

My mom is quite the woman. She's a world-renowned seamstress and owner of The Sewing Workshop. She has many talents, is limitless in hobbies (rock painting included) and tells countless travelling stories. Oh, and she's got a killer skincare routine. 

If you get someone to talk to me about my three favorite things long enough (dating, Paris and London) it's going to be hard for me to stop the clock. This episode is chock-full of travelling stories of the best kind in the best place: London. I break my 10-minutes-or-less rule of podcasting for Nate, and I think I'm okay with it. 

Just in case you haven't heard -- Mykonos is bougie, ya'll. And thanks to Nikos from New York, you can sneak yourself into most places. Alex tells tales of finding herself in unlikely places in Greece alongside quick-witted friends. 

I had to get a single guy in his 30s on my podcast. I just had to. I needed a guy's perspective. I needed to ask him awkward questions. I needed to get some insight into the mind of the single man. Thanks, Josh, for putting up with this. You're a champ. 

Part 2 in a two-part conversation, Lauren the Pearl is back, y'all. This time, we talk about the pains of singleness and the tools we've discovered in the process. Keeping hopes up is key, and catching wedding flower bouquets seem to help.

Part 1 of a 2-part conversation, the dopest girl in all the land, Lauren Pearl Williams, comes on the show to talk about the good, bad, and most real moments of dating and singleness. 

So there's this girl named Michelle that's 29 and single (for whatever reason I don't know). Give her 10 minutes and she has some things to say about the subject of dating, relationships and make-outs. Well, maybe not the make-out part...yet. 

Don't worry. Alex is still alive. It's just been ten months or so. But she came back at the perfect time in the perfect month: July. 

My favorite Matsy Moh of Matshidiso Music shares the story of her beloved and extraordinary friend, Ian Toothill, the first man to climb Mount Everest with cancer. May his story inspire you to be brave, take risks and live a world-changing ordinary life. This one's for Toots. 

Alex and her friend of 22 years, Celina, share their top tips for sustaining forever friendships. You're gonna love it. Go get your friends and keep them forever, people.

My dad met his music idol Billy Gibbons from ZZTop. It was so huge it would be like me meeting Justin Timberlake. The best part is that I got to witness the whole thing. Hear from the best storyteller, Craig Woodbury, my dad, also known as Bear, as he retells the story. 

Water and Loneliness. Do those two things go together? I guess we'll find out. Hear from Alex as she tells two stories that marked her first year in London. 

Don't you hate it when they get your name wrong when you're ordering coffee? Yeah, me too. I always get called 'Alice'. It's 'Alex', people. And I'm so much more than you think.