In episode 7 of The Imposter Syndrome Club, Alice and Jessamy chat about the importance of being seen by people who love you, bin stand-offs, the benefits of a light hangover, introductions at dinner parties, making friends as adults, how we would get over covid if it were a dropkick ex-boyfriend, and finish strong with educating Alice one of the gems in the crown of 90s Australian TV - Aerobics Oz-Style.

The incredible Mikey Ting, one half of creative studio Studio Ting, enters the Clubhouse this week to share some of his story and wisdom. We chat about the joy of singing and dancing together, the importance of human connection for creativity, the bad-assery of Papa Ting, not being afraid to be shit at something, the importance of "a bit of fun", the impact of great teachers, small moments of joy, finding pleasure in the practice... and much more. We could have continued this chat for a billion hours I reckon. Onya Mikey, we love you!

In episode 5 of The Imposter Syndrome Club, Jessamy and Alice chat about the post-covid 'Aldi' version of life, chosen vs enforced growth, misunderstanding analogies, evolving between life stages, targeted vs distributed focus, terrible strategies for dealing with illness, hamsters, mini-golf, and Alice's Baffalo house of lies.

Insightful, clever, and very funny Melbourne poet Alice Allan visits the Clubhouse this week to chat with Alice and Jessamy about feeling late to the party, playing on hard mode, navigating comparison, finding your signature style, GoPros on dogs, waiting on the sidelines, first collections, the post-covid stocktake, and not being ready but doing it anyway.

In Episode 3 of The Imposter Syndrome Club, Alice and Jessamy have a chat that begins with exploring the difference between imposter syndrome and just being unqualified, useful vs non-useful discomfort and how to navigate it, what does "being kind to yourself" actually mean, journalling (or the lack thereof), when to push the boundaries and the role of external forces in setting them, celebrating the beginner/dabbler... then takes a swift left turn into being a mermaid, kids who suck at singing, and a disturbing dating deal-breaker question that involves old mate Santa Claus. #santalies

Sarah Firth is an Eisner Award-winning cartoonist, comic artist and writer, speaker and internationally renowned graphic recorder... she's no imposter! In The Imposter Syndrome Club's first interview episode, The Imposters chat to Sarah about confidence vs hubris, feeling like an outsider, critical parents, personal rituals, abundance mindset, self high-fives and... gut hypnotists?  

She is currently working on her debut graphic novel with Nakkiah Lui’s new imprint, JOAN and Allen & Unwin. Her literary agent is Jacinta Di Mase.

In the first episode of The Imposter Syndrome Club, meet our hosts Jessamy Gee and Alice Edy - the OG Imposters. 

Hear us squirm as we awkwardly read our own bios, talk about showing up to work with holes in your shoes, using your grown-up voice, sneak-attack friendships, feeling like Bridget Jones, and existential crises.