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The Audiobook Club with John York
Alice | Quinn Creator and Voice Actor
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Host
Hello, and welcome to the Audiobook Club. In this week's episode, we're so lucky to be joined by voice actor and Quinn creator, Alice. Alice, thank you so much for joining me on the show. How are you today?
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Alice
Thanks for having me. I'm. I'm good. I'm excited to be here.
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Host
Oh, I'm really excited to get talking with you, and it's so good to have you on the show. So, again, I know I've just said this before we started, but I really do appreciate you taking the time.
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Alice
Yeah, of course. I was honestly really excited when you asked.
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Host
So, as is a tradition on the show, I'd really love to start by getting to know a little bit more about your background, like voice acting, especially in the area where you and I work.
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Alice
Yeah.
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Host
Where did this, like, all begin? Begin for you?
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Alice
Okay. So I started as. I was actually a listener first. Yeah, I. I started listening, I think, last year, like, end of last year. And then I became friends with comments on Quinn, and I was like, I really want to make, like, my own little listener account. And she's like, go for it. And I was like, okay. So I did it. And then I started voice noting some of my friends that I had made, and they were like, hey, maybe you should try doing this. Like, oh, well, I guess I could. And before that, I was in theater my whole life. I started, I think, in elementary school. It was always school stuff, like school plays. So I've always really been interested in acting. So when I was doing the voice notes, I told someone, I was like, yeah, I was in theater. And they're like, I can tell in your voice. And I was like, well, I don't know what that means, but thank you. And so I was like, well, I guess I could try because I really enjoy listening, and I like acting things out, obviously. So I asked a friend of mine, actually, Miranda Parker. I've worked with her. She's a script writer. Yeah. Ask her to write me a script. And I started on Reddit, so that's kind of it. That's like, it, like, in a nutshell, basically. And then it start. Started in February, and then Quinn was looking for new voices in March, and I was like, might as well just go for it. And I did, and they hired me, like, right away. That is started officially in April. Yeah.
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Host
Yeah. So, like, how. So you mentioned, like, having, like, a theater background that. Do you think there is, like, always, like. Like being an actor. And I think I can relate to this as well, but it's in the sense of, like, whenever you're, like. It could be like watching a TV show or, like, you know, listening to Quinn or whatever, but there's always, like, part of your brain that's thinking, I could do this. Like, I. I could do a really good job at this. It was that, like, how genuinely, like, how it all came about then you were just sort of listening, going, I reckon I could give this, like, a really good shot.
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Alice
Well, no, it was more like I just listened to it and I, like, enjoyed listening to them. And yeah, I'm very much. I've always read books, so, like, it's. Have. So it's the whole visual, like, audio, like, differences in, like, the erotica world, you know, and, like, the industry. So it's. For me, like, my. My imagination has just always been really, like. It's just ran wild, I guess. And I like having, like, the immersive, like, feeling like I'm there. So I don't know. Someone just said, like, your voice is really good. You should try it. So I did acting, and I was like, well, it's the same thing. It's just like, you can't see me.
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Miranda Parker
Yeah.
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Alice
You know what I mean? So it wasn't necessarily like, oh, I can do what they can do. It was just more like, why not try it? Because I've done one of them, and the other one is just without my body.
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Miranda Parker
Yeah.
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Alice
You know, and I. I have a lot of tattoos, so I have gotten to the point where if I were to try and act, like, on a stage or something, it would be very inconvenient to cover them up. And so I'm like, well, this is, like, a good way to kind of mix what I like. And, yeah, all that together. Does that make sense?
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Host
Yeah, yeah, it makes perfect sense. Absolutely.
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Miranda Parker
Yeah.
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Host
That's really interesting. I'm really interested to know then. So when you were, like, when you. When you were in those really early stages of, like, making those voice notes or even, like, making that first audio, was there, like, any, like, challenges that you came across that were perhaps, like, unexpected in the. In those early stages, which, you know, you can't foresee. Like, even if you were listening to them, you can't foresee until you've actually, like, gone ahead and, like, made something.
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Alice
So it's like the editing. I didn't. Everything that I've done is I'm doing it on the fly. Like, I'm learning how. I'm teaching myself how to edit. I'm teaching myself everything. So I was, like, looking up editing programs. I was Looking up stuff that could help me make it as like, the best that I can make it. Not knowing anything, like, literally. I went to school for theater for two years, but I didn't finish college because I was just too young. And I was like. I was just like, over it. I was done. I didn't want to do it. But. Yeah, so, like, I have a little bit of like, the college background from it, but I don't have any editing experience at all. I literally just looked everything up and taught myself how to do it. So that was probably like the hardest thing. I can read a script all day. Like, I love that. But like, it's. It's the editing part and I have adhd and I get like ahead of myself when I read a lot. So I have to like, learn how to slow myself. Like, that was the thing that I had to learn is slowing myself down and like, being able to read like, slowly and like, like, that is the one thing that, that I learned. And like, pausing. I didn't know to like, pause long enough to where you can like, have a clean cut.
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Miranda Parker
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Alice
So like, if I mess up a line. Someone taught me that. One of. One of the guys taught. I mean, I don't know. I think it was Doc maybe because I collabed with him very early on too. So that's a whole nother thing. But I learned that was. It was where, like, you have to like, figure out, like, if you mess up a line, pause, give it a minute, and then go do it again.
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Miranda Parker
Yeah.
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Alice
And without getting hard on myself. Yeah, that was kind of it. That was like. It was just like the little like, bumps of like, not knowing exactly what I'm doing but just still doing it. Why not?
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Host
Yeah, no, that's exactly right. But it's like they're the things that like, you can only ever find out by giving it a go.
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Alice
Exactly.
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Host
And like. And so here's a question then. So, yeah, obviously finding, like, finding out, like, oh, I have to edit this, and then that being like a whole new, like, other world. Right. So like, the whole, like, post production side of things is like, you know, obviously super important, but then, like, super different from the actual performing side of things.
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Alice
Yeah.
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Host
So like, getting your head around that is one thing. And this is something that I think a lot of us have in common. Like, how is like, your enjoyment of like, the post production side of things? Because I think to a lot of us it's like that bit. It's like that necessary evil that we can't create. Anything without it, but it's just like, the biggest pain in the ass.
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Alice
Yes. No, it is. It's like, my thing is, like, I'll record and then I won't listen to myself. I won't listen to it. I will step away and, like, just walk away. And if I need to, I'll send it to, like, one of my friends and, like, as like a beta listener and be like, hey, can you tell me if this is bad or not? Like, can you just let me know? And they're always like, it's so good. I'm like, okay, good. I don't have to re record. And it's usually I'm like, this is unedited. There's nothing in there. There's like, probably four, like, repeated lines. But then I'll go back and be like, okay, sit down. And then make sure my phone's not near me. Because if I can get focused, I can get it done than, like a day usually. But then it's like a hyper focus, and that's why. And then I need to, like, stop and eat. But like, that. That's like the worst part, because it takes. It can take so long. But then, like, when you're done, you're like, oh, that didn't take me that long.
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Host
It just feels like it.
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Alice
Yeah. Yeah.
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Host
So like, you mentioned ADHD there.
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Alice
Yeah.
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Host
And I. I always am super interested because when you're in charge of your own time, like, I think, like, correct me if I'm wrong, but it's like, you could either be like, the most productive person on the planet or it feels like pulling teeth and you have, like, an email to respond to and there's nothing, you know, you can't think of anything worse than doing that one thing. It's like, would you say that's like, a fair representation of, like, how your process kind of looks over the weeks? Like, that different, basically. Yeah.
- [09:31]
Alice
Yeah, it's basically that. It's like. It's like the dopamine hit of, like, this week I'm taking a break from. I've been on Instagram, just kind of like. Because I have a couple friends that I talk to only on there. So it's like, I have to be on, but I'm taking a break from, like, posting and all that kind of stuff. And it's. It's really nice, but it's like the dopamine hit of, like, I want to be on here because I want to see what's going on. And then it's like, that's how my Production is, is the same way is like I'll read a script and it's like, oh, I want to do it right now. And then it's like I don't have time because it's like 4am and I need to go to sleep. And then it's like, okay, I'll do it tomorrow. And then it's like my day goes away. So I try and like, I only record around this time every day. Like, this is when I'm productive is about like 10am my time. So it's like, it's not necessarily because I have coffee or anything. It's just like, this is like the perfect time of day. Like, and then I'll record and then I won't do it like the editing until like later that night or the next day. Because it's like I have to do other things. Because then I get like focused. I'm not on any medication or anything. So it's like I have to do other things. There's only so much I can sit like, and do in one sitting. And I also, like, I'll do most of my sound. I try and do most of my sound effects as I'm recording so I don't have to add them in later. But sometimes I don't want to do that.
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Host
Talk to me about the sort of pre production. So working on the script. So you mentioned collaborating with Miranda Parker for that first one. Have you, like, do you collaborate with a writer on all of your audios? Is it a mix? Can you tell us a little bit about where those scripts come from?
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Alice
Yeah. So most of them have been with other, like other writers. Um, I've written, I've fully written one. My partner helps me with that one because he's like a big history person. So I was like, I just need you to make sure that I'm saying things the way that they should be said. And like, I'm also a big history nerd. But like he, he was like, okay, this is good. Just change like two lines. Like two words. He's like, it's perfect. Just like two words. And like, maybe add this. And I was like, okay, so that one I wrote fully, that was Star Cross. That's like Romeo and Juliet inspired. And then like all of my rambles are obviously just me. But everything else, I've worked with script writers. I worked with Miranda first. I have. I'm very good at making ideas, but it's. The ADHD brain is like, I can't focus enough. I can get like lines out that I want to say, but I can't, like, put them together most of the time. I have a bunch of scripts that I have, like, partially written, and then just. They're just hanging out until I decide to go work on them. But I love. I love working with other writers because, like, I came from the listener world and a lot of the writers that I write, like, are. That I work with are listeners. So it's like, I know what I wanted to hear and they know what they want to hear. And, like, working together, like, we usually create them together. So I've worked with Tyler Eiffel. Tyler is her Instagram handle. Yeah, Tyler McCall, she did the original. And I think she's worked with Nadio. She's amazing. Worked with Kelsey, worked with Carrie, worked with There's a Girl, Slick. A Switch is who I just worked with and then written by Rose. And I'm going to be really upset with myself. I've worked with them, like, multiple times, so I love. I love working with them and I'm. I'll pay them because it's. I think it's important to pay artists. I think it's amazing to get scripts, like, gifted, too, because I've had that happen, but I think that's important anyway.
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Host
Yeah, no, no, absolutely.
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Alice
Yeah. Like, I. I just. It's in. It's so much fun to see, like, where their brains are at, too, because, like, they've. They. They've come out with, like, the best, like, ideas, and I have them, but, like, I just. I like. I don't know. I don't know why I like it. I just like working with them. It's like, one less thing I have to do, which is, like, helpful, but, like, it's just. It's something that, like, I can still put myself into because we work with them. Like, I work on the scripts together with them.
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Miranda Parker
Yeah, They'll.
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Alice
They'll usually send it to me and then we'll, like. They'll be like, is there anything that you want me to change? And most of the time I say no. Or, like, mid script, I'll, like. As I'm saying things, if it just doesn't sound right, I'll, like, switch something up or, like, say it differently. But I don't know. I just. I like. I like. I don't know. I like being able to bring other people's words to, like, life. And I like that I can support other people and build them up, too, with doing that, you know?
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Miranda Parker
Yeah, absolutely.
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Host
And it's, like, it's an amazing thing for, like, Everyone involved, isn't it? Because, like, on the flip side, you know, from a writer's perspective, they're getting to hear that their dream, their. Their imagination brought to life.
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Alice
Oh, yeah.
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Host
And that's.
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Alice
I remembered somebody else. Red Velvet. Red Velvet, she wrote for me in the very beginning. That's the adhd. I'm like, I know there's someone else. She's. She wrote. How ironic. And I loved that one. That was. That's the closest to me, like my real life person that I want to be. She's. She's mean, but like, not Red Velvet, but the person that I was in that. It was like the vibes are very like badass and fun. But. Yeah, sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt. I was like, oh, no, Red Velvet, she's amazing too.
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Host
No, that's. Well, so when this is. I guess a lot of this is a question that I get asked quite a lot, which is strange because I've never actually done it before, but I know you have, which is collaborate like fully with. With another creator.
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Alice
Yeah.
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Host
And like, like, rather than just like just maybe rather than like a little cameo, but like a full on you. So like, how does that process kind of work? Like, are you like, are you remote recording? Like, could you talk us through, like, how that goes ahead?
- [15:59]
Alice
Yeah. So Dr. Rapture is the first person that I collabed with and he's like, consummate professional. He's literally like the coolest dude. So I was. We were both. Well, Lux is the very first person that I recorded with and that like collabed with, but that was on Reddit. So we, we did the same thing. So I've done this with everybody that I've collabed with. We record like, we'll call each other on like Instagram or something like that, and then we'll both set up our recording stuff and then we'll record at the same time. So. Yeah. And then that way it sounds more like natural because we're feeding off each other the whole time. Because I don't know, I. For me, being coming from like the theater world, I like having another person to act off of. I love, I love doing the solo recording. But like, clubs are so much fun because you can like, you can feed off of someone's energy. Like, yeah, like, it's. It's so much fun. And the vibes with each of the guys that I've worked with is completely different. I really want to do a collab with another female voice at some point, hopefully. But so, yeah, we like, record at the same time. They've all been. They've all edited them. I got lucky. So all, like, kind of like how we did. I'll send them my file.
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Miranda Parker
Yeah.
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Alice
And then they'll edit it together. And then if I'm dropping it, they'll send it to me. We just record at the same time. So, like, we have our headphones in, but they're like our phone headphones.
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Miranda Parker
Yeah.
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Alice
Yeah.
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Host
It's really interesting. And I think, because I'm on, like, the flip side, I totally get where you're coming from, where it's like, react. Like, you know, you get to react and act with somebody else, and that's, like, a lot of fun. And I'm totally with you. And I think, like, a part of me, which is really childish and unprofessional, so I do apologize in advance.
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Alice
No, you're trying.
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Host
A part of me is still a little bit, like. I don't know if I, like, I get a little bit embarrassed, you know, And I'm fine when I'm doing it on my own. But, like, if I was on, like, Zoom with somebody and I could see them.
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Alice
I mean, we don't see each other. We're not looking at each other. Because everybody I've recorded with, we don't. We're all anonymous.
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Miranda Parker
Yeah.
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Alice
So we just do like, a regular, like, phone call, essentially. Like, we don't. We can't see each other. If I could see them, I probably would start laughing. But, like, every other. It's all just quiet. Yeah. It's. The first time was double booking, like, for Quinn was double booking. And I was really nervous, if. I don't know, because you're a creator, so, like, you might be able to hear. And if you listen to it, the second one is a lot more chill, Like, a lot. Like, the vibes are better. I guess the banter is better. I was really nervous the first one, and then the second one, I was way less nervous. So I like, it just flow. It flowed better. It's like. It is funny because I'm like. We're like. Afterwards, we're laughing the whole time. We're like, we just did that. This is our job. And, like. And I was like, have fun editing our moans by.
- [19:17]
Host
It's really strange. And I think it's one of the things that I've noticed, like, through, like, interviewing these. Interviewing people for the show who are on Quinn. And then also, like, I've had the chance to, like, meet a few creators as well in, like, real life. And it's like, you don't really know that much about each other, but then you share this like really deep thing.
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Alice
Yeah, it's like super intimate. I've like talked about that, like over the phone with people that know that I do this in real life. And I'm like, out in public and I'm like, I need to be quiet. I edited something the other day in a coffee shop. I was sitting there, like with my laptop, like listening to myself, just people walking by. I'm like, this is great.
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Host
It's like, you have no idea what I'm doing. You have no idea what I'm doing.
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Alice
There was like two people doing Bible study, like, like near ished me and I'm like, please, please don't let my headphones fail me right now. I like triple checked my connections.
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Host
So you mentioned, you know, often sending out like your recordings to like beta listeners and people say, like, give a listen over and this is like a big topic of conversation right now, which is about like comments and about feedback and things like that.
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Alice
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Host
And I know that, you know, I don't want it to throw you on, you know, put you on the spot and throw you under the bus. How are you generally with. Because I know there's not one, you know, it's not one size fits all with all comments and stuff. But like, generally, like, how are you, like receiving feedback and you know, getting comments and all that sort of thing?
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Alice
Like, how do I feel about it?
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Host
Yeah, essentially.
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Alice
Oh yeah, I don't mind it. Like, I. It's. It's funny because I've talked to some other people about it and the way that I, like, I pay attention. I think we all kind of pay attention to each other sometimes. And like, I've talked to some of like, I don't know if it's happened to you, but I've talked to some of the other guys and they've said that like, they've gotten some things in their DMS that makes them uncomfortable. And so they're like, maybe I just close them down. I've never gotten anything like that. This is not like, this is not like a. Please send me that. I don't want that. But like, nothing like that has ever happened to me. And my comments are mostly pretty chill. I've gotten some that are like, oh man, I'm so what? Like that kind of stuff. And I'm like, thank you. You know, because it's like, I know I'm very aware of like, what I'm doing and like the purpose of it, and it's fine. I personally don't mind it. I think that everyone should have the boundaries that they want and, like, definitely put them out there. And I think that everyone should be, like, on, like, a normal level of respectful, but, like, I think that everyone should just. I don't know, everyone should do what they want. But, like, for me personally, I don't mind it. Like, and I haven't gotten anything crazy. Everyone's been super kind, but I'm also a female voice, and I don't have, like, I have a different audience essentially, you know, so it's like, I don't know. I would like more feedback, but I'm also still smaller, you know, I'm still pretty brand new, so it's different than, like, someone who's bigger, I guess. I don't know. I don't mind them, but, like, I. I also, like, I do this so I have a dirty mind anyway, you know, so I'm like, yes, I would love to. I would, like, please don't give me details, but, like, yeah, I want to know that you enjoyed this.
- [23:04]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
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Alice
Or like, yeah, you can call me what you want. That's fine. Yeah, like, I don't mind. Whatever. So that's that. I mean, that's me. It's like, it's whatever, you know? Yeah, I'm very. I'm very chill about it because I'm like, go feral in the comments. Like, please don't. Please don't be, like, coming at me with anything but, like, yeah, like, in private or whatever. Nobody's ever done that, so. And when I was on the listener side, like, I knew about, like, the scary stuff that had happened and, like, that, you know, like, there's been some really scary things that have, you know, and nobody's ever. Nobody's ever been that way with me, and I'm very glad. But I'm. It's also. I think it's a difference in, like, I don't want to get into, like, gender things and, like, how women treat women in the space, but I feel like that's a diff. That's a. That's something that's. It's just different, you know?
- [24:06]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
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Alice
And I don't know because I. I've seen Amanda posted something about her, like, boundaries and, like, I don't know, her. Her. Her stuff might be, like, completely different than mine, you know? So I think that, like, people just. We need to, like, we have these boundaries for a reason. And even the people like, like you and like, everyone who's like, faces are out in public. Like, you're giving more of yourself out there. So I think there's also, like, that boundary where it's like. Like, you shouldn't be crossing people, shouldn't be crossing those lines anyway. But, like, for me, I'm anonymous for a reason, you know, like, for multiple reasons. And, like, those are mine. And it's just kind of like, let. Let me be. If I want to share things, I might. But, like, everyone's always been in my DMs have always been like. Like saying, like, I don't know, like, just really nice things or something, or they'll, like, do the little stories and then I'll be like, thank you. Or like, this was amazing. And I'll be like, thank you so much. You know, like, that's the most. Most of it, like, that I. Because I still have friends that are from when I was a listener. So it's like, a weird thing to be, like, in the middle. Well, I was, but not anymore. But, like, it's so weird to be in, like, a weird, like, in between space where it's like I can see both sides, you know?
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Miranda Parker
Yeah. Yeah.
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Host
Do you think.
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Alice
Yeah.
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Host
Do you think that that's like a. Like a benefit then, like, to be a creator because you're so in tune with, like, what, like, what it feels like to not have any sort of professional skin in the game, as it were, and then making that leap so that you suddenly do. Do you think that, like, has that, like, changed the way that. Do you think you, like, approach recording audios differently because of that experience?
- [26:01]
Alice
I think. I think a little bit, but it's also, like, a combination. It's like that. And I get so nervous when I talk to someone new, like, talking to you, because I know you started around the same time I did, but my brain is still, like, I'm that person. I'm still that person, but now I'm this person, you know, like, that account that I had, it's. It doesn't. I don't have anything on anymore. It's. I don't remember the password and I'm lazy, and I don't feel like deleting it or trying to redo it. It's just. It. It's in limbo, just existing. But, like, I don't use it. It's just there. And, like, my brain is still in the mode of, like. Like, I'm still trying to get past that sometimes. So I get really, really anxious and, like, nervous when I'm talking to somebody new. That's a creator, even though I am a creator. So, like, I've been trying to, like, convince myself, like, no, you're in this. Like, Quinn hired you. That's a whole thing. Like, they vet you first. They knew about my old account. Like, I told them in my application. I was like, hey, by the way, this is the handle for it, by the way. So they knew who I was. And it's just, like, I think that coming from that side, like, I can see, like, I kind of know, you know, But I don't. Like, it's, like, it's. It's not that I use it to my advantage, you know?
- [27:25]
Host
Yeah.
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Alice
It's like, I just know, like, kind of what I would want to hear as a listener, you know? And then, like, I still have, like, a couple friends, but it's not a million people. It's, like, literally a handful. And, like. Like, that's kind of it, you know? And they're. And then, like, it's like, the writers that I work with, like, they are. They're all listeners. So, yeah, like. And it's just, like, a weird place.
- [27:52]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
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Host
And I think. I think from, like, a writing standpoint as well, that being a listener is a massive advantage, obviously, because, you know, if you. If you're writing things, if you're writing in a genre that you're a general, like, literal fan of. Yeah, that's got to create a better product in the end.
- [28:08]
Alice
Yeah. Yeah. It's like, I know. Like, I didn't necessarily. I wasn't taking notes or anything. Like, I wasn't like, oh, I'm gonna say things like this person. Like, I'm definitely very much my own person, but it's like. It's just like, I feel like I just came from another side and, like, over here, and I'm like, there's, like, this. The imposter syndrome that's constant, where I'm like, that's a. That's an issue that I have. That's why I have the beta. Listeners are, like, two of my good friends. So it's like I. I send it to them because I still have that imposter syndrome where I'm like, am I actually doing this? Am I good? Or, like, what's going on? Like, obviously I am, but, like, I. Because I do this. Like, I got hired, but it's like, I have that weird. Like, I didn't come from, like, a professional place. They didn't, like, find me on TikTok. They didn't find me anywhere else. They didn't, like, they didn't reach out to hire me. I applied, you know, so it's like, it's wild. It's like, it's so wild. And it's like. It's hard sometimes because I'm like, so in my head about things.
- [29:17]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [29:18]
Host
Do you know, it's. It's kind of in a. In a weird way and. And stay with me on this. It's actually a really nice thing to hear, I think, because. Or maybe this may help in a certain aspect of, like, I haven't spoken to anybody on Quinn who doesn't say similar things, regardless, you know, regarding millions of plays and all this sort of stuff. Been doing professional voiceover for like a decade or whatever before. Like, that's not me, by the way. I'll be guests. But in a sense. And they're going, like, I have no idea whether I'm doing a good job or not. And I think that there's something incredibly comforting in that because you are doing, like, an outstanding job. You're producing amazing audios on the regular, which is so difficult to do and is loved by so many people as well.
- [30:06]
Alice
Yeah.
- [30:07]
Host
But it's. I think it's like. I think it's quite nice. Like, in. In a weird way. I know there's that, like, sort of crippling side of, like, the imposter syndrome and stuff that she's living with it, you know, obviously. But then there's that other side of, like, well, I don't know if anyone knows what they're doing. And the ones who say, oh, I def. I know what I'm doing. I'm a pro. Like, nine times out of 10, they're a bit shit, you know, that's my two pennies.
- [30:37]
Alice
Like, we all have. We. It. It makes. It's lonely, but I feel like it's like we, like, maybe we have put ourselves in a lonely box, you know, like. Like we just need to talk to each other more and be like, I'm scared. Like, I don't know if I do a good job. Like, I think that's important for us to talk about because, like, it, like, sometimes it feels really lonely to, like, come from that side too, because, like, I miss having all those other friends and, like, I can't reach out to people anymore like that because of, like, guidelines and everything. And, like, we have to be really careful and it's just like. And obviously anonymous. Like, you have to be careful with people. But, like, I think that, like, if that does make me feel really good, like, not alone in it, because It's. It's like, man, like, I can breathe a little bit. Like, I'm not the only one that feels like, did I do a good job? Because I don't know. Because sometimes I'm like, I'll make it. And I'm like, yeah, I like this. This is good. And I'll send it out. And I'm like, that was crap. No one's going to like this. I'm going to get zero plays. And then it does well.
- [31:45]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [31:46]
Alice
And I'm always surprised. It's just like, did I do a good job? I don't know. I missed a zipper sound effect in one of my audios in Fireworks, and I remembered that I wanted to put a zipper in it. And then I got so mad after I submitted it and someone was like, just take just decent, like, unsubmit it. I was like, I'm not doing that extra work, but I know that someone's going to know. And nobody knew I knew.
- [32:17]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [32:20]
Alice
Anyway. No, yeah, no, that does make me feel, like, better that you've heard that from other people too.
- [32:26]
Host
That it's absolutely. No, it's all the same. And it is really difficult and as you say as well, it is lonely. And I think that's. I think that's the nature of like, just like voiceover as well. Just like in general. Or maybe like, not to get too philosophical, but like the creative pursuit, if that's a thing. Yeah. You know, like, it's such, like. Because there's no, like, written rules how to do this and none of us know how long we're going to be able to keep up the facade of knowing how to do it.
- [32:52]
Alice
Yeah.
- [32:53]
Host
Like, so it's is. Is tremendously loading aspects. Like, how are you, Like, I don't know much about, like, your recording process, like, logistically and stuff, but do you spend, like. It's a weird question to ask. I apologize. But do you spend a lot? Do you spend a lot of time alone?
- [33:10]
Alice
Yeah, I do. I'm in my head a lot.
- [33:14]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [33:14]
Alice
Yeah. I'm alone a lot, but in like a good. I don't know, I like being alone. I'm kind of like. I'm very. What? It's like ambivert. So I'm like, very. Like, when I'm with people, I'm very extroverted. And like right now I'm very extroverted. And I talk a lot, but mostly it's anxiety, I think that makes me talk a lot and like info dumping about random things. And then I feel really like I have a trainer. I go. I work out, like, with a trainer. And I feel so bad because. And she knows about. She knows about Quinn. She knows all about it since I started it, but I was like, I talk to her about this all the time, and sometimes I feel like she's so bored of it because I'm like, this is all I talk about. Because I'm by myself doing this all the time. Yeah, I like. I mean, I like being alone. I was. I was like the. I was raised an only child, and so I read a lot of books. Like, a lot of books. So alone is fine because it's quiet or I'll take a nap.
- [34:20]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [34:20]
Host
Okay. Have you narrated any audiobooks?
- [34:24]
Alice
Wait, what?
- [34:25]
Host
Have you narrated any audiobooks?
- [34:27]
Alice
No, I want to.
- [34:29]
Host
I was going to ask.
- [34:30]
Alice
Yeah, I would love to. I just don't know. I don't know how to get started because, like, the entire, like, narrating audio world has literally. I literally just started this in February, so it's like, I wouldn't know where to start. I don't. I don't. None of that. And, yeah, I would love to do that. I would. Honestly. Video games. I would love to voice, like, do voiceovers for video games. Like, that would be so much fun.
- [34:56]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [34:57]
Host
Yeah, I know. I feel the exact same. I would love to do video games. I have friends who do it, and not only are they making more money than I am, it's like, they seem to be having way more fun as well.
- [35:08]
Alice
Yeah. Because you get to do all these different things. Yeah, yeah, no, I would love to do that. I just, like, I don't know how to get into it. I just. This is brand new. This is so brand new. I would love to do audiobooks. I think that would be so much fun. Yeah, that's a goal. A plan.
- [35:26]
Host
After this, shoot me a DM and.
- [35:28]
Alice
Oh, for sure.
- [35:29]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [35:29]
Host
If I can help you with anything, get you set up or. And stuff and put you in touch with some people, just let me know. Anyway, that's a separate thing.
- [35:35]
Alice
But, yeah, we'll cut that out.
- [35:37]
Host
Yeah. But, yeah, so have you. So for those who may be listening to this. Definitely. For those who are listening to this podcast, but who are listening to Quinn and are fans of Quinn listening as listeners. As one does.
- [35:53]
Alice
Yes.
- [35:54]
Host
With your. Or both of them. One or two who do have aspirations of becoming a creator themselves. Like, have you got any advice for those who fit that category?
- [36:12]
Alice
I feel like my story is really weird and, like, I got lucky, I guess, but I don't know, just kind of like, do what makes you happy, you know, but also, like, pay attention to, like, what is on Quinn and like, the guidelines for that. And then, like, find your own vibe, I guess, and then just go for it. I'm very much like, when people had told me that I should try this, I was like, yeah, sure, why not? Because, like, the worst thing that can happen is someone can tell you no and like, where you're the same place that you were before. And then you keep trying, you know, keep getting, like, keep working on it. Yeah, I. I was lucky. And I've had, like, majority of my life doing some sort of acting, and that helped me because I can act, you know, and that. But I don't have any editing experience. I'm like, oh, I'm good at writing. I'm very. I'm good at writing. I know that I am, but I just, like, am lazy. Like, I need to get better at that. But if you have, like, a niche, if you're really good at writing, just work on the, like, the acting part.
- [37:31]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [37:32]
Alice
You know, find, like, what works with your computer, how to get a whole new computer. Because my. Mine was old. Like, none of the editing stuff. Like, I didn't have enough, like, space on my computer. So if you can get a new computer or whatever, or record on your phone. I think somebody doesn't. Doesn't like, anani record on his phone or something. I don't know. Somebody. I feel like people can. Like, I've done voice. I've. One of my audios is record it on a phone.
- [37:59]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [38:00]
Alice
Like, on my iPhone. Do that, you know? Yeah, just do it. Just honestly just do it. I feel like I'm Nike right now. Just do it. Like. Like, literally, like, don't come after me, Nike. Just, like, just go for it. Like, that's. That's what I did. And I was just like, they're either gonna tell me yes or they're gonna tell me no. And I just got a yes. I don't know. Lex and I actually applied at the same time. Oh, cool. At the same time. Yeah, we were. We were friends before because when I asked Miranda to help me write one, she. She wrote a narrative, like, based script. And that's the one that Lex and I collabed on. And I had. I asked him because we were like, well, I just started voice acting. And then I was like, we need a dude. I was like, why don't we ask that guy? And he said yes. And so we became friends then. And then someone sent Me like the link. And I was like, all right, I guess I'll do it. And I was like, you need to do this with me. It's like, okay, so we did it and here we are. But. So we've been on the same path like the whole time. But like, it was because I had friends that were like, you should try it. And I was like, why not? And then I just did it. And so that's. I guess that's my advice. Like, if it have to boil it down is just go for it. Like. Like, find the way that is going to be the best for you. And if you like, build it somewhere else if you need to, like, Reddit's a good place to do it. I think there's what, like, vanilla audio is for, like, safer work ones. I think some people do Dipsy. What else is there? There's a bunch. I think some people do it strictly on Patreon.
- [39:54]
Miranda Parker
Yeah, I think they do.
- [39:55]
Alice
Somebody does. Like, I know there are people that just strictly do it on Instagram somehow.
- [40:01]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [40:02]
Host
I don't know. Yeah. And there's.
- [40:03]
Miranda Parker
Yeah. Yeah.
- [40:04]
Host
There's a million different routes into it. It's.
- [40:07]
Alice
Yeah.
- [40:07]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [40:08]
Host
Which is nice. Really. It's.
- [40:09]
Alice
Yeah.
- [40:10]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [40:10]
Alice
Like, I just. I don't. I just got lucky. Like, I don't. And I know. I think I saw like, car. Not Caroline Brooke posted something about like, they. Somebody. One of it was Carolina Brooke posted a TikTok about they vote. They vet all of us. And it's like based on talent. And so it's like what they want to hear what we. What Quinn needs at the time. And we don't know what that is. I don't know what that is. Like, I have no idea. So I just, like, I just did it and that's how I am. So.
- [40:38]
Miranda Parker
Yeah. Yeah.
- [40:41]
Host
So are there. Are there any creators that you haven't had a chance to collab with that you. You would like to in the future?
- [40:48]
Alice
Oh my gosh. Why are you putting me on the spot like this?
- [40:50]
Host
I know, I know, right? And anyone you miss out will be incredibly offended.
- [40:54]
Alice
Everybody. Whoever wants to. It's. I'm kind of whoever. Because it's like I love collabing and I. I'm like, all of my audios are so on, like different places. So it's like, yeah, any kind of story would be fun. Like, I have. I have things coming up that's all you're getting that are. Might involve other people, but. And ideas that are forming for other ones. But like, whoever wants to. I'M game. I'm fine. Whoever I like. I love collabing. Even just, like, cameos. Like, those are, like. That was fun. I loved. That was so much fun. I, like, told a couple people, I was like, hey, maybe go listen to John York's audio. Like, the end of it. I don't know why you should listen to his today. And they're like, that was so funny.
- [41:59]
Host
No, it's really fun. I think it's really fun for us, as well as creators to be able to say, like, oh, I really like that person's stuff. Do you want to come and be in a little bit of mine? Or. Or could, you know, it's. It's. I don't know. It is not. I think it goes back to that. Oh, it does for me, anyway. It goes back to that part of, like, oh, I work on my own all day. And, you know, you don't really know many people in real life who do, like, similar things, so it's quite nice to sort of get. Get into that, you know, get as close as you can to that. Like, create a community, I suppose.
- [42:29]
Alice
Yeah. I think that, like, we're building that, too, and I think that's awesome. Like, we should do more of that.
- [42:37]
Host
Yeah, I want to do, like, a big retreat, but I don't know how on earth that was even, like, work.
- [42:44]
Alice
There's so many of us all over the place. Yeah, we could listen. We'll talk about. We'll talk later. Yeah, we'll talk later. Can't keep all the secrets away. But then there's like. Like, that's. I mean, I think that just, like, we need to have a discord. We. I think that would be fun, like, somewhere. Anyway, we can talk about this later.
- [43:03]
Miranda Parker
Yeah, yeah.
- [43:05]
Alice
But no, I think that working with other people is super fun. Like, in general. Anybody. And that's not like a. I don't want to answer the question. Answer. It's literally, if somebody wants to work with me. I think it's. It's just fun. Like, that's how Doc and I got in contact because of Carrie. I did one of her scripts on Reddit, and then she. He did one of hers on Quinn. And then that's how we got connected for the first one. And then I got hired for Quinn, and that was like, oh, perfect. We can just put it on there. And then when I collabed with Adrian, I had, like, congratulated him on something, like a milestone. I was like, hey, is there, like, anything that you haven't done? Like, just to get us to know him. And he told me, like, some stuff. And then somebody asked for like a buy like male, female for male. And I was like, Adrian said that he wanted to, like, explore that. And I was like, hey, do you want to do like a cool app? And he was like, yes would be fun. So that's how that happened. It was like me just asking, you know, and like, if any, like you asking me to be on here and then asking me to cameo, it's just like that, like, just ask me. I'll probably say yeah, because it'll be fun. Because, like, yeah, I don't know, I just, I like working with people. It's super fun. I think I, I think I heard on your other podcast with Ellie, I think you were talking about that, like, it's lonely. And then when you get to like record lines with somebody for like an, like an audiobook, like, it's not as lonely.
- [44:52]
Miranda Parker
Yeah, no, I think.
- [44:54]
Host
I don't know if this was in the actual show with Ellie, but I can tell it now because it's been like a little while. But Ellie was. Ellie was a part of like, a full cast audiobook production which, which for the, for the moment will remain nameless. Yeah. But the. And I, like, was asked to do like an Irish, like, leprechaun voice for the thing. And it was like a full cast idea. Everyone was on Zoom. But, like, I saw that, like, Ellie was going to be on it and I knew her from like a couple years ago. And I was like, oh, thank God, like, there's going to be someone who I know there, like, on that call. And anyway, she had a scheduling conflict, so she wasn't on the call. So it was just like a strange voice. And to my too much to my chagrin, I couldn't do the voice, like, at all. I can't do an Irish. And it was the most embarrassing, painstaking thing. And like, I was hoping, like, the other narrators would sort of like, laugh along and like, sort of make me, you know, a little bit, you know, put me at ease so that I could become relaxed enough to do like a passable job. But they were just like, stone faced. And like, I was like, oh, I'm sorry, I'm really struggling with this. And then the narrator was like, yeah, yeah. So I was telling Ellie about it because she missed it. Anyway, don't know where I was getting with that. But as we approach towards the end of the show, I have a few broader questions that I ask everybody to help our audience get to know a Little bit more about the Alice behind the mic. Does that sound okay?
- [46:25]
Alice
Yes.
- [46:26]
Host
Okay. What is a challenge that you're currently facing?
- [46:30]
Alice
I made stickers for, like, merch, and I have to set up the shop, and I'm terrible at, like, admin things. So that the ADHD admin issue I'm working. I'm currently working on. On that. That's a challenge that I'm facing right now. Is that it's just admin stuff.
- [46:52]
Miranda Parker
Yeah. Yeah.
- [46:52]
Host
No, I feel.
- [46:53]
Alice
Boring answer, but no, it's a truthful.
- [46:56]
Host
Answer and I. I really relate it. So stickers. That's really cool.
- [46:59]
Alice
Yeah, thanks. I. There was. There's a Larissa pinup. Art is her name. I'm just, like, shooting everybody's names out in this pocket. Like, go look up all these people because they're amazing. I'll hype everybody up all day. But she. I found she was looking. She was doing commissions, and I was like, I wanna. I want her to do a commission for me, for Alice, because that'd be fun. And so she did, and it's on my Instagram. But I made. I got stickers made out of them. I asked her, I was like, what can I do with this afterwards? Like, are there any restrictions? She's like, you can do anything you want. It's, like, awesome. And I felt stickers were, like, the easiest way to go.
- [47:40]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [47:40]
Alice
Like, at first. And it's something easy and small and simple. And I. Yeah, I need to get a P.O. box so I can send them. But, yeah. Stickers.
- [47:51]
Host
Yeah. That's cool. That is cool. Very, very, very jealous.
- [47:55]
Alice
If you want one, I'll send you some.
- [47:57]
Host
Oh, now, I always. Yes, absolutely. What. What does downtime look like for you right now?
- [48:08]
Alice
Well, I just bought, like, seven books from. My birthday was a couple weeks ago, so I bought a bunch of books and I need to read them. I also play D and D, which everybody knows. So I like. If I can schedule that it's D and D or reading or some, like, show on Netflix to just not think.
- [48:35]
Miranda Parker
Yeah. Yeah.
- [48:37]
Alice
And then I like working out, but, yeah, it's kind of it.
- [48:43]
Host
That's fair. Do you play D and D in person or, like, online or.
- [48:47]
Alice
Like, it's mostly. It's mostly online. I found a group, like, in 2020 that I was playing with, and. And life happened, and we stopped playing because I got busy. And then I've been playing with Adrian and Lux and Dr. Rapture. We have those on Patreon. Yeah. Super fun. We're having our last game Soon. So for of the campaign. Yeah, but we might be playing more. Do you play?
- [49:18]
Host
I don't play, but I've always wanted to give it a go. It just seems like one of those things where it's like. It seems a little bit from the outside, a little bit like. It seems quite a big thing. And if you don't know about intimidating.
- [49:29]
Alice
I suppose it's super easy. Lux and Adrian never played before we started playing and they picked it up quick. It's like. It's improv and math rocks. Like, basically it. And then it's just. It gets a little more complicated depending on the character that you play. But. Yeah, yeah.
- [49:47]
Host
Do you, like, come up with your own character?
- [49:50]
Alice
Yeah, partner just showed up and he scared me. I just got coffee. Yeah, I come. You come up with your own characters? I've played.
- [50:04]
Miranda Parker
Oh, gosh.
- [50:05]
Alice
What is it? What am I playing right now? I think I'm. I don't remember where's my phone? But I played like a halfling, which is like very small person, and it was a ranger rogue. I play a lot of rogues, which are like thieves. And a ranger is like, not like a forest ranger, but like. Like what you would think. Like. Like Legolas kind of like. Yeah, yeah, like. Like arrows. And it was a lot more involved than that. It was a. What was it? Hold on, I can bring it up. Give me a minute. But I mostly play like rogues right now. I think I'm also playing one because it's just. It' easier the. The game. Like, the ones that are like, the easiest I think to play are like your tanky characters, which are like barbarians. These just look smash stuff, like fighters. Where. Where am I? So the halfling was a ranger, like a monster slayer ranger rogue. And like the backstory was like. There's like phantom stuff too. So there's like ghost things. I'm playing a changeling rogue thief with Dr. Rapture. And yeah, so the changeling, I can change myself into like whoever, whatever, and that's been pretty helpful. I was a woo girl at a rave. That was good. That was fun. I made myself look like somebody too. Like a female version of like a. So the doctor played like a Tiefling, which is like a demon kind of sort of like a devil. Yeah. And he was like hitting on me at a rave because I got lost at. Lux and Adrian were like a little farther away and I got caught up like, with this like, bro y frat boy vibes, like Tiefling. And I just like slowly started changing myself. To look like him. And the Doctor was like, as that guy. He was like, you're getting hotter. He's like, ah. Then I made him go get me drinks and I ran away. But it's really fun because you can literally do anything. Like. Like, the campaign we're running with him is very like. Oh, my gosh. What is. It's very, like, whimsical and silly. But, like, there's other RPG games that you can play that are like, there's Alien. Like the movie Alien.
- [52:41]
Miranda Parker
Oh, yeah.
- [52:42]
Alice
Like, there's RPGs based on that. There's some that are based on, like, what would have happened if, like, Rome never fell kind of a thing.
- [52:52]
Host
Okay.
- [52:52]
Alice
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So it's like, you can make any kind of world. It's just, like, different. Yeah. Anyway, you can call of Cthulhu. You know Cthulhu? He's like a horror character. It's like a horror themed, like, based one.
- [53:09]
Host
Oh, no. You see, this is way over my head.
- [53:13]
Alice
Yeah. I can get so nerdy. This is, like a hyper focus for me. I get really into talking about D and D. I can talk about it all day. But anyway, you can play anything. You asked me one question, and I'll go on forever about D and D.
- [53:27]
Host
Wait, no, listen, it's a perfect thing for a podcast. I need to know. I need to know. I need to experience it, like, playing it, because I've got, like, friends who play into it. It just seems like a better night. Like, I'm trying to stop. I'm trying to, like, cut down my drinking. Like, not drink, like, excessively or anything, but it just, like, I need better.
- [53:44]
Alice
I don't drink.
- [53:45]
Host
Oh, do you not?
- [53:46]
Alice
No. I stopped drinking the beginning of this year.
- [53:49]
Host
Oh, nice. How has that been for you?
- [53:53]
Alice
It's fun, I guess. It's. It's like, it. Things are different. Like, I. Like, I can, like, think better. I don't know. I just did it for myself. I lost 20 pounds really fast, too, like, in two months. It was insane. It was literally just because I, like, stopped drinking. I've had, like, one or two since then. Like, but it wasn't anything. Like, I just, like, stopped liking the way I felt. Like, physically.
- [54:23]
Miranda Parker
Yeah.
- [54:24]
Alice
Because I'm in. I'm in my 30s, so I can. It does it. It just hurts now. And I've, like. I've, like, fallen back a little bit and had, like, a couple here and there. And then, like, I'll like, immediately regret it. But, like, it's been better. Like, you spend less Money, I've lost weight. Like going out. Like, I can go home whenever I want to. Like, I don't have to find a ride. I don't have to make sure somebody's less drunk than me. Like I have all my, like I can focus, you know. So it's really honestly like I like it and. Yeah. Yeah.
- [55:03]
Host
I think it's like my worry is that it's like a lot of my like social sides in real life all like revolve around going to like the.
- [55:11]
Alice
Pub and it's like non alcoholic stuff's not bad.
- [55:16]
Host
Yeah, I think it's just more like I'm really worried that like I won't be that interested or interesting without a little bit of a push. Oh, I don't know. Yeah, very nice of you to say.
- [55:29]
Alice
No, like, honestly, like, you find yourself too that way. Like you figure out more like who you are and like the capacity that you have for certain things, you know, like, and I hate, I hate to be the guy, but it's like if your friends don't want to be around you and you're not drinking, then like that's fine, you know, like they either like they get with it or like, I don't know, like maybe find the friends that are willing to be with you when you aren't drunk.
- [55:58]
Host
Yeah, I think that's it, isn't it? I think, I just think it's like also like trying to find ways of like spending your time on like a Friday night or a Saturday night that doesn't, doesn't involve like drinking. Like, and that's why I bring up in relation to like D and D.
- [56:13]
Alice
Yeah, because you don't have to.
- [56:14]
Host
Yeah, because it just seems like a, it just seems like a really fun way to spend an evening.
- [56:19]
Alice
It is. We usually play in the morning but like if I were to play with people here, it's because like we're all separate like places so it's like easier to find like a time. But like, yeah, it's like I've played in real life with people before and it's like you can spend hours. Like I could spend like a whole day if I had the time. I could spend a whole day playing D. I could just play it all day. Because you get so sucked into the world and like it is a game. You can like, you can have drinks with it. But like if you don't want to, you don't have to. You know, I've never drank and played. I think I've had like a seltzer one Time playing before. But it's also like, you have to focus. I can't focus when I'm drinking. Like, it doesn't work like that. Yeah, but no, like, that would be a really fun one. And like, you can. Game stores. I don't know if you guys have gaming stores there that have like D.
- [57:17]
Host
And D. We have like one's just opened up where I live. Like, it's like a board game shop. But like one way you can, like, they don't just sell it there. You can go in, like, they have tables and stuff and that you do like Warhammer and things like that.
- [57:28]
Alice
Oh my God, Warhammer. My partner loves Warhammer. Well, he's into Conquest now, not Warhammer. Have you heard of Conquest?
- [57:39]
Host
I have heard of Conquest.
- [57:40]
Alice
It's very similar to Warhammer, but it's. Yeah, there's a whole. I don't even want to get into that. That's his. Like, he doesn't like Games Workshop right now. I don't know. Anyway, we have so many minis in our house. But yeah, like, you like, if they have Conquest, if they have like Warhammer stuff there that you can play, they could. They probably have D and D games and of the time, they like, you can go in and be like, hey, I'm new. Do you have any, like, new gaming groups or like, is there someone that's willing to like, let me jump in on a. Like a session? You could even honestly probably go watch one like in person to like, see how it works.
- [58:23]
Host
Yeah, I think it's. I think it's probably like, I think going in and stuff because it seems like a friendly community. I mean, obviously.
- [58:29]
Alice
Oh, it's so friendly.
- [58:30]
Host
But it's. Maybe it's something that I need to. Anyway, this is. This is. Again.
- [58:37]
Alice
We can go on a tangent.
- [58:38]
Host
Later, but this is. Yeah, it's something that I'm really considering, I must admit. Okay, so just before. Just before we wrap up, have you anything upcoming in the calendar that you're excited about that we can share in that excitement?
- [58:58]
Alice
I'm trying to think if there's things. I mean. Yeah, but I probably. I want to keep it a surprise.
- [59:07]
Host
Fair enough.
- [59:09]
Alice
Yeah, I have a couple more podcasts that there's one for sure. And I have to talk to somebody else, but. Yeah, but there's some exciting things happening in the future. Yeah, it's not. I mean, I can't tell you. It'll be more fun if I don't say anything. You probably guess. I do collabs all the time, but I'm not going to say with who or what. More collabs. Basically my Patreon has unboxing. I have to do like a birthday unboxing because I got a bunch of gifts. So if anybody wants to go find that, you can come hang out. It's very quiet sometimes over there. I forget about it. But stickers, I'll post that on Instagram. That's exciting. When I figure it out, I'm a mess.
- [60:02]
Host
It's all right. Me too.
- [60:04]
Alice
Yeah.
- [60:06]
Host
Well that just about does it for this episode of the Audiobook Club and all of Alice's socials and links and the Patreon that you mentioned that could also be found in the show notes as well as well as more information on Amplify Audiobooks who very kindly sponsor this podcast. Alice, it's been such a pleasure getting to chat with you. Thank you. Thank you so much for taking the time and joining me on the show.
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Alice
Thanks for having me again.