Podcast appearances and mentions of jessica alice

"1hour of House & Tech House with Jessica Alice on Ibiza Stardust Radio. Instagram: www.instagram.com/djjessicaalice Tik Tok: www.tiktok.com/@djjessicaalice Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/6GXWiEHpTtF8Mq9SX2CKOK Youtube: www.youtube.com/@DJJessicaAlice Soundcloud: @djjessicaalice"

My fav House & Tech House tracks this month!

Send us a Text Message.Join us for an insightful conversation with Jessica Alice, the newly appointed Artistic Director of the Byron Writers Festival. Coming from a rich background in literature and arts leadership, Jessica shares her journey from CEO of Writers SA to her current role steering one of Australia's premier literary events.With the 2024 Byron Writers Festival returning to the picturesque Bangalow Showground from August 9-11, Jessica gives us a glimpse into her vision for this year's program. From the intricate process of selecting panelists to the overarching themes that will shape discussions, she illuminates the behind-the-scenes efforts required to organise such a significant cultural gathering.Jessica also reflects on her personal journey through books and poetry, her perspective on the vibrant North Coast community, and the challenges she faces stepping into the directorship role. Whether you're passionate about literature or intrigued by the dynamics of festival management, Jessica Alice's episode promises deep insights and a preview of what's to come at the 2024 Byron Writers Festival.The full video is accessible on YouTube via this link: https://youtu.be/bNA4JxejCF0If you'd like to share your story with us or provide feedback, please contact us via email at chrishanley@byronbayfn.com 

1hour of my fav tech house this month!

Jessica Alice - Tech House Opening Party by Ibiza Stardust Radio

"My favourite House & Tech House this month. Tracklist: Chaney (ft. MRYN) - The escapee Carola - Apache Molly Mouse - Leo Gorgon City - You Know It ACRAZE, PICKLE, NKY - Runny Nose Ruff Loaderz x Carol Jarvis - Moving On CASSIMM - Love Desire Danny Oliver - Bad Bitch Jansons & Dope Earth Aliens - Switch (Follow The Drum) Angel Lee & Raven Mandella - The Disco Blank Sense Reaction ft. Jessica Alice Example - All Night Charlotte Devaney - Hot Topic TNAN - Movin' Jansons ft Dope Earth Alien Hypnotic FISHER & Shermanology - It's A Killa Julie McDermott - Don't Go (Roger That Remix) WESLEE - Gassed (TCT Remix) Ashibah & Clerk - The Thrill Sam Divine ft. Sarah Ikumu - Spotlight Kevin McKay & Terri-Anne - When I knew Fede Aliprandi - Move Your Feet "

Evelyn Araluen, Madison Godfrey, Jill Jones and Ellen van Neerven with Jessica Alice | Join renowned Australian poets Evelyn Araluen, Madison Godfrey, Jill Jones and Ellen van Neerven with chair Jessica Alice for an exploration of poetry as a tool for resistance and social transformation. Event details: Wed 06 Mar, 5:00pm

Madison Godfrey, Kate Grenville and Anjum Hasan with Jessica Alice | Join Madison Godfrey, Kate Grenville and Anjum Hasan for an intimate exploration of the other great partnership in life – the author-editor relationship – that takes writing from the deeply personal to the public stage, with Jessica Alice. Presented in partnership with Writers SA. Event details: Tue 05 Mar, 9:30am

Melanie Ostell, Vanessa Radnidge and Jeanne Ryckmans with Jessica Alice | From bidding wars to MFA wunderkinds, publishers see it all. Go behind the scenes with Melanie Ostell, Vanessa Radnidge and Jeanne Ryckmans to answer all your curly questions about the world of writing and publishing, with Jessica Alice. Presented in partnership with Writers SA. Event details: Tue 05 Mar, 10:45am

"Tech House mix! Tracklist: Chris Lake ft. Aluna - Begging' Charli Lark - Limbo (Charlotte Van De Peer Remix) Tony Romera & Low Stepa - Dance To The Music Armand Van Helden, Mark Knight - The Music Began To Play Dim Flo ft. Jessica Alice - Rise & Fall (Mache Remix) Dot N Life - Trick Me Watermät - Targa Martin Ikin - Feel The Same Denis Quin - Dedication To House Music Anabel Englund, J. Worra, Disco Lines - Cutting loose Biscits - The judge Gabriele Ranucci - Feel better Danny Tenaglia, Celeda - Music is the Answer Nat Conway, Curtis Gabriel, Sam Divine - Confessions Sandy B - Ain't No Need To Hide (Sam Divine Remix) CASSIMM, Bruno Blanc - House Affair Dr Packer - Ain't No Fool Kurt Maverick - Dancing To Ludo Lacoste - When You Were Down Andruss - Frikitona"

House and tech house disco bangers!

It's party season!

"House/Tech House Party Bangers to get you in the mood for the party season!!! P.S. I was singing along to every track!"

Best one yet!

1hour of Funky House and Tech House bangers!

Sounds of Summer!!! Classic piano house and sound new and old tech house bangers!

Jessica Alice - Tech House (Elrow mix) #3 by Ibiza Stardust Radio

Funky House and Tech House bangers and remixes of some old naughties tracks!

Jessica Alice - Funky House & Tech House ISR Debut

Jessica Alice is a DJ and singer/songwriter born and raised in Essex. Her passion for songwriting and singing came from following in her mums footsteps and she later found her love for DJing and House music. She has since worked with House music heavyweights like Amy Lauren, Blank Sense, Dim Flo, and more—and her music has charted on iTunes charts around the world. In 2016 she featured on Drifta's EP "Real Deep," which saw her track "Your Move" charting at no.16 in Italy's official chart. In 2017 she was named one of BBC Essex's 'Sound Of 2017' artists alongside other notable names like Dua Lipa and MUNA. It's still only the beginning of Jessica Alice's story, and her heartfelt toplines are sure to be heard all around the world for years to come!

eisenwaren presents: House Werkstatt Podcast (Episode 043 mixed and compiled by Marcel Mars #01 Ah Oh Uh (Original Mix) - Nicone, David Hasert, Diode Eins #02 This Ultimate Dare (Reda Dare remix) - Djebali #03 Groover (Original Mix) - Ms Pika #04 Turtle Neck (Original Mix) - Marcel Mars #05 Brown Eyes (Original Mix) - RSquared #06 Look At The Sky (Original Mix) - Eddy M #07 Don't Miss (Original Mix) - Simon Ricci, Gosts #08 Here I Am Once Again (Original Mix) - Manuel De La Mare, Luigi Rocca #09 My History (Original Mix) - Lafred #10 Yeke (Enzo Siffredi's Remix) - Sparrow & Barbossa #11 La Dificil (Original Mix) - Bryan Softwell #12 Obsessive (Extended Mix) - Dots Per Inch, Jessica Alice #13 Ain't Nobody (Original Mix) - Late London #14 Good Guys (Original Mix) - Marcel Mars #15 Non Stop (Original Mix) - Understate #16 Blowjob (Original Mix) - Manu Fuentes, Aaron Mvrtin #17 The Hook (Extended Mix) - Kiro Prime #18 Paloma (Extended Mix) - Will Taylor (UK)

Hosted by Jessica Alice & Vincent Ciccarello. Join the Arts Industry Council of South Australia (AICSA) and the Shadow Minister for Arts, Katrine Hildyard MP, for an inside look into SA Labor's approach to supporting a flourishing arts and culture ecology in South Australia ahead of the state election. Hosted by the AICSA Chair and Director of Writers SA, Jessica Alice, and the AICSA Treasurer and Director of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Vincent Ciccarello, this is a companion event to the AICSA Election Series in-conversation with Premier Steven Marshall MP on Mon 7 Mar. AICSA encourages parties and political candidates to put forward policies and commitments that support the long-term sustainability of arts practice and that improve the training, working, and living conditions of artists, as the arts and cultural sector look to recover from the devastating impact of the pandemic. Experiencing art and culture in South Australia's famous festival season, as well as throughout the year and in our everyday lives, is a central part of living in South Australia. For art and culture to thrive, the ecology of artists and makers, producers and presenters, independent practice through to our large public institutions and festivals, need to be resourced and celebrated.

Poetry in Performance with Elyas Alavi, Ken Bolton, Ali Cobby Eckermann, Jelena, Dinic, Juan Garrido-Salgado, Dominic Guerrera, Jill Jones, Camille Roulière and Ruhi Yaganagi. Alice Walker has described poetry as "a ruthless muse". Join some of the finest and most devoted local poets for an enthralling afternoon performance of verse, featuring Ali Cobby Eckermann, Jelena Dinic, Jill Jones, Juan Garrido-Salgado, Elyas Alavi, the prolific Ken Bolton, Camille Roulière, Ruhi Yaganagi, and Ngarrindjeri and Kaurna poet Dominic Guerrera. Hosted by Jessica Alice, poet and Director of Writers SA. Co-presented with Writers SA.

HeavyBeats HeavyHitters is our chance to hand the decks over to amazing talent that exists within our industry. 
This month's HeavyBeats HeavyHitters mix lands from London, England from Amy Lauren.Amy is getting heard around the World with her productions, DJ sets and radio show on Select Radio. Now it's time to share her HeavyBeats in our HeavyHitters DJ mix. This tech driven energy mix has been recorded especially for this edition of HeavyBeats HeavyHitters and includes recent releases Dance 4 Me, Something Fresh and Hooked on me with Jessica Alice. Get ready. Make your suggestion for future HeavyHitters Info@HeavyBeats.Co.Uk
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Get ready for the HEAVY BEATS! Amy Lauren & Jaxx inc.- Dance 4 Me [Stashed]Rettake - Clap Your Hands [High Definition]Amy Lauren & Nicole Fiallo - Something Fresh [Techne]Zesto - Want To Feel [High Definition]Dean Mickoski & Simon Field - Fever In My Feet (Extended Mix) [Armada Subjekt]Danny Rhys - Spiritual Thing (Extended Mix) [Motive Records]Amy Lauren x Blank Sense - Take A Chance [High Definition]Kai Shibata - Undulating (Dots Per Inch & Amy Lauren Remix)Kai Shibata - Undulating [High Definition]Amy Lauren - Workerz & Twerkerz (Runge Remix) [Wyldcard]DIM FLO ft Jessica Alice - Rise & Fall (MÂCHÉ Remix) [High Definition]Dale Howard - Truffle Shuffle (Original Mix) [Low:Res]Late Replies - Orbit [Deeperfect Records]Scott Garcia - Closer Than Close (Amy Lauren Remix) [Loud Music]KLP ft Lala Ri - Eat The Runway [Medium Rare Recordings]Adele - Easy On Me [Amy Lauren Edit]Amy Lauren & Jessica Alice - Hooked On Me (VIP Mix) [New State Music] Pocho - Bring The House [High Definition]Amy Lauren x Yasmin - Dance With Me (FRCST)Blank Sense - Take You Back [High Definition]

Join hosts Veronica and Darren for another fabulously fun Industry Special featuring a wonderful interview with the outstanding Jessica Alice from Writers SA! Oh, and maybe just a teeny bit of trivia too...Visit www.australianbooklovers.com to learn more.

Wonderful musician and songwriter Natasha Johanna joins Sean on Episode 16 to talk about her creative process and Sean talks a lot about death! Yay for death! Yay for Brisbane Goths. Sean begins the show with a piece that was especially written for Cafe Philosophique De La Mort, a series of events held in November at the Alex Theatre, specially curated to break through the taboo surrounding conversations around death and dying. A better relationship with dying leads to a better relationship with life. Sean talks to Natasha Johanna about her creative process, the making of her new ep and the release of her wonderful new summer jam single Belmont Park. You can also listen to Natasha’s earlier work here. Sean reads a brand new poem inspired by listener supplied creative prompts. The muses of the week this week are.... Nerissa Ronan - Powerful Owls Heather Marsh - Body as a map. (Also the title of the poem!) Cameron Semmens - Entering history through. Sophie Moon - Ten paces at dawn. Stephanie Robinson - Vintage child. Jenny O’Keefe - Adrenaline Fizz. Heather Forbes McKeon - Knock knock knock. Whelan and Stealin’ Natasha reads the work of Kate Tempest. She reads a poem called On Finding Photographs You Took Of Us. from the book Running Upon The Wires. Sean reads the work of Kim Addonizio. A poem called The Numbers from the collection Tell Me. World of Whelan (WOW) Sean closes the show by reading a poem that was specially written in response to a photographic work by Clare Rae. Recorded by Derek Myers at Castaway Studios, Collingwood, Australia. insta: @castaway_studios

Sean is thrilled to lean into it and have a cerebral discussion with Jessica Alice about all things writing and they also both pay special tribute to Kat Muscat. Jessica Alice is a writer, broadcaster, artistic programmer and newly appointed director of Writers SA. Sean starts the show by reading a poem called UHF. A poem commissioned by Dear Everybody Collective. Jessica Alice talks about her new position as newly appointed director of Writers SA. And also about the Kat Muscat Fellowship and the newly published collection of Kat's work titled Defiance, Feminism, Empathy: The Writings of Kat Muscat. Jessica Alice takes on the More Than a Challenge and reads a new poem inspired by the following creative prompts. Driverless Cars - I can't remember who supplied this creative prompt! Sorry! If it was you give me a yell and I'll give you a shout out. Arctic - Cameron Semmens. Sean reads a poem inspired by the following creative prompts. Prompts - Rebecca Vespertine - Cigarette butts and confetti Cameron Semmens - Crow has been standing on my face. Fee Sievers - picture of a peacock at Montsalvat. Mark Ireland - Well dressed cowboys. ??? - Tarot (sorry this prompt was from a while ago and again I can't remember who supplied it. LOL. Was it you?) Penny Ulmer- The Kafka diaries, February 12, 1922, I have loved this for years, particularly this: The gesture of rejection with which I was forever met did not mean: 'I do not love you' but 'You cannot love me, much as you would like to; you are unhappily in love with your love for me, but your love for me is not in love with you'. In the World of Whelan segment Sean discusses his upcoming gig performing at Cafe Philosophique De La Mort. Tickets available now. Jessica Alice closes the show by reading a remarkable piece of writing by the late Kat Muscat called So Your Dick Isn't Perpetually Hard. Which is also included in the newly released publication by Express Media, Defiance, Feminism, Empathy: The Writings of Kat Muscat.

Cameron Semmens is the author of twenty one books. Twenty one! When's he's not writing poetry and making books, he's teaching workshops in poetry. He eats, breaths and drinks poetry 24/7 and he was an incredible pleasure to have a chat with. Sean opens up the show with a poem called They Don't Love Blue. To listen to this poem with stunning music by Isnod go here. Cameron goes above and beyond in taking on the More Than A Whelan challenge and writes not one, not two but three poems especially for the podcast inspired by our listener prompts. We go deep about what poetry can be. Can poetry be a cream pie smashed in your face by an evil clown? Cameron Semmens proves that yes, yes it can, through an hilarious story of auditioning for Red Faces in Hobart. Cameron first poem is called Fiddlesticks. Thank you Rebecca Vespertine for the creative prompt The Colour of Regret. Congratulations on being another Muse of The Week! Sean reads a poem called The Embassy Cafe inspired by the creative prompts 24 Hour Embassy Cafe by Jessica Alice and Holy Sock by supplied by Cameron Semmens himself. Thanks Cameron and special thanks to Jessica Alice for becoming a first time Muse of the Week! Cameron reads his second poem called You Woman, You've Had Enough using the creative prompts Icepoles & ICU and Hollow Eyes Hoping For A Better Day by Jenny O'Keefe. Thighmaster and a photograph of a man lying on a pillow with Marlene Dietriech's face were creative prompts supplied by Emilie Zoey Baker. Sean reads a poem created for Liner Notes Live at the Melbourne Writers Festival telling the true story of his encounter with Nirvana at Kings Cross Train Station in 1992. Cameron's final poem is a piece called Coddled By Spiders using the prompt Hollow Eyes Hoping For A Better Day by Jenny O'Keefe. The segment Whelan & Stealin' returns after an absence of a couple of weeks where Sean reads some of his favourite writing by other writers and asks his guests to do the same. Sean reads a poem by Nathan Curnow called Bath Towel Wings from a collection called No Other Life But This published by Five Islands in 2006. Cameron reads a poem called Sweet Darkness by David Whyte. Look out for a new children's book by Cameron called One Big Wish to be released very soon. Also Cameron has his very own poetry podcast called Shards. And a blog detailing his unlikely experience of discovering a mural of Truganini in Norway. Thank you for listening to Episode 11 of More Than A Whelan.

Rachel Leary's, 'Bridget Crack', is a convict struggling for survival in the township and wilderness of Van Dieman's Land. Jessica Alice provides an overview of the authors and events in the 2017 Melbourne Writers Festival.

In this episode, writer, poet and Program Manager of the Melbourne Writers Festival Jessica Alice joins us to discuss poetry as a truthful political medium, pathways to a career in arts programming, and the intricacies of modern dating etiquette. Jessica Alice is a writer, editor and artistic programmer. She is the Program Manager of Melbourne Writers Festival, Chair of the Kat Muscat Fellowship Custodial Committee and a Shadow Board Member of Melbourne Festival. She also directed the National Young Writers' Festival in 2014–15. Jessica’s writing and reviews have been published in The Guardian Australia, Metro Magazine, Overland, Junkee, VICE, The Lifted Brow, Spook Magazine, and Cordite Poetry Review, among others. Our theme music is Rainbow Chan’s “Last”, from her latest album Spacings.

"My first response was really, 'This is some kind of psychotic break, I'm having a delusion right now that my dream publisher wants to offer me a book deal.' I felt like that for quite a few weeks, actually." But it was not a delusion. Anna Spargo-Ryan's debut novel The Paper House was released today by Picador Australia, and it has already gone into reprint. Back in March this year, Anna sat down for a chat with me over Skype (as neither of us leaves the house much), and talked to me about chocolate, realising your goals, and living with "the most unpleasant cat I've probably ever had." The Paper House is about a woman's relationship with her mother who has bipolar disorder, and its author has plenty of lived experience with mental illnesses. Anna lives with obsessive compulsive disorder, post traumatic stress disorder, severe anxiety, depression, and elements of psychosis in the mix. She tells me how "oversharing" on the internet helps her process her experiences and identity issues. We also talk a LOT about chocolate. Links to things we discussed in this episode: http://ask.fm/ https://twitter.com/emergencynorman http://blog.annaspargoryan.com/book-the-paper-house/ BuzzFeed article about Anna's selfies http://bzfd.it/1X9Ze3a http://seizureonline.com/head-first/ Sidebar: Today is the final day of ME Awareness Month, so if you haven't already listened to the previous episode, a special short audio documentary on the state of myalgic encephalomyelitis in Australia, why not take 20 minutes out sometime today to catch up. This podcast is made possible by the support of my wonderful Patreon patrons. I'd especially like to thank Chris Woods, Ell Ackerman, Katie Rowney, Tegan, kristen bushnell, Alan Vaarwerk, Laura Elvery, Sophie Benjamin, Lauren Piko, Jim Reynolds, Talia F E, David Ryding, Jessica Alice, Heidi, James Colley and Lefa Singleton Norton. If you would like to become a patron of the podcast and sling me a couple bucks every month to keep this thang going, go to http://patreon.com/jaspodcast and find out what rewards you can get! The songs you hear in this episode are (in order of appearance): 'Sleepless' by Anna O 'Part of That* World' sung by Jodi Benson on The Little Mermaid 'Silver Magic Ships' by Marksman Lloyd If you're on iTunes, please subscribe to Just A Spoonful and rate! Review! Gimme dem stars! *I know Disney named the song 'Part of Your World' but she says THAT, THAT WORLD. GODDAMMIT.

BREAKFAST CLUB, EPISODE 1: How does the shifting media landscape affect what we imagine? Next Wave’s BREAKFAST CLUB is your early morning shot of artistic and intellectual insight and for the first time ever it’s available as a Podcast series! Tackling big issues from new perspectives you'll hear provocations and insights from Australian artists, writers and creative thinkers. Guest speakers at this week's BREAKFAST CLUB PODCAST include Next Wave artist Giselle Stanborough, writer Matt Blackwood and radio producer/presenter Jessica Alice. Next Wave Artistic Director, Emily Sexton, takes a look at the constantly changing media landscape and the way it affects creativity and our perception of the world. Recorded live at Melbourne's The Wheeler Centre as part of Next Wave's BREAKFAST CLUB series. For more information on BREAKFAST CLUB visit nextwave.org.au