Alice has tea and talks in a remarkably civilised fourway throwdown about violence and criminality. Chapter titles if you want to skip ahead or back are as follows:

4.50 minutes in – Punching for no reason.

9.05 mins – Gendered dreams [do babies dream of electric babies?].

13.20 – Aggression as a problem solving tool, violent fantasies and masculine heroism.

17 mins – The righteous smashing!

20 mins – A heavily visual joke…

21 mins - Swimming in salt water; complicated grief.

24 mins – The transcendental beauty of the imperfect...

26 mins – Criminality and Criminology.

30 mins – No-one wants to be an arsehole?

33 mins - Passive Aggression is not that bad.

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Sean and Alice take tea and talk no regrets, secular churches, the idea of friends with benefits, left handed people, relationship evolution, theme parks and some other stuff.

Sean's back and the original teacast two slide a sweet sounding show smoothly into your ear holes.

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Despite the ominous 'womm wommm' noise, this tea was delightful and lighthearted. Sean and Alice have tea and talk about how having a broken headlight is like being cheated on, how Sean secretly doesn't want to sleep with every girl he dates. We discuss babushka dolls, when you want to be making risky decisions and how to be the master(bater) of your own destiny.

Alice and Greg Fleet have tea in a bookshop cafe. They talk flirting, punching Hitler, sympathy for pedophiles, anger management and how to destroy a friendship.

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Sean and Alice talk over tea about how love is an addiction, bad investments, getting out while you're on top, and then play out an upsetting rant on a (non) alternative to the refugee crisis.

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Sean and Alice have tea and talk about compliments, modern love, disco-ball surgery and the worst kind of profiling.

Alice loves the idea of marriage, but wants to propose an alternative for people that are less certain about the 'as long as we both shall live' part.

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Alice talks to her twin brother in a cafe in Oxford about criticism, self-doubt and the self indulgence of kickstarter.

Sean's offline again this week, so sound quality is Alice-style, and we're rocking a slightly late release.

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All alone in England, Alice pulls a conversation out of the archives for the first Guest Teacast. With Scott Huntington, talking about men's rights activists, and deja-poo.

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Sean and Alice talk about how corporations aren't people too, how it's not good to get too close to your money, and how to avoid a spiral of liking that ends in marriage.

(slightly shorter than usual, as Alice is in England and cut out a thing and couldn't figure out how to replace it with another thing)

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Sean tells a joke that you will never hear, Alice rants about whether art is or is not a luxury and the urge to create or play video games. They reflect on corporate life.