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Ange Lavoipierre is an ABC journalist, writer, and comedian. She's currently the host and Executive Producer of the ABC’s culture podcast, Schmeitgeist, about what’s driving major trends in culture.

Norman co-hosts RN’s Health Report and Coronacast, a podcast on the coronavirus. Norman is also a reporter and commentator on the ABC’s 7.30, Midday, News Breakfast and Four Corners and a guest host on RN Breakfast. His books, So You Think You Know What’s Good For You (Hachette) and So You Want To Live Younger Longer have been on the best seller lists. Norman trained in medicine and paediatrics in Aberdeen, London and Sydney before joining the ABC.

Alex Lee is a writer, television presenter, comedian, and actor, with a background in journalism.

She was recently a panel host on The Project (Chanel 10), has been a presenter on WTFAQ (ABC), and hosted ABC’s news quiz show Win the Week. Alex has also made recent appearances on The Weekly, series 2, 3 and 4 of Question Everything, Spicks and Specks (ABC), Would I Lie To You? (Ten), The Cook Up, Celebrity Letters and Numbers (SBS), and The Roast of Paul Hogan (Seven).

 As co-host of current affairs and comedy show The Feed on SBS, Alex wrote and appeared live in-studio and in sketches, which saw Alex and The Feed’s comedy team win the 2020, 2021 and 2022 Australian Writers Guild Award for Comedy – Sketch and Light Entertainment. She also wrote and performed in several original comedy series for The Feed including The Insight Audition Tapes, Cancelled, the musical Open House and created the documentary series Fear Itself, all of which can be seen on SBS on Demand.

Alex has written and starred in sketch, stand-up and improv shows in the Sydney and Melbourne comedy festivals, including her solo show I’m Eating Peanut Butter In The Shower Because I’m Sad And You’re Not The Boss Of Me. Her other festival credits include The Annual Sydney Comedy Festival Spelling Bee, Geldwelt, There’s A Ghost in My Cupcake, Bunker 5 and The Delusionists.

 She also starred in the hit play Single Asian Female, taught sketch comedy writing and is an ensemble member at the Improv Theatre Sydney.

Annaliese Constable is a storyteller and comedian - which is code for severely mentally unhinged. Annaliese is a regular contributor to Queerstories and 2 Queers Walk Into a Bar and recently had a successful run of her show Mad Constable at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. If you want to find Annaliese on twitter search for Fisty Scent.

Elfy Scott is an award-winning journalist, podcaster and presenter working in Sydney. Elfy started out her career at BuzzFeed News Australia as a science reporter, and her journalism has featured in publications such as The Guardian, The Saturday Paper, Junkee and VICE. She also currently co-hosts the Spotify Exclusive Australian politics podcast Left Right Out and the weekly environmental news podcast The Green Canary. Elfy's greatest joys include explaining complicated things in accessible ways, speaking passionately about climate action, and napping.

James Colley is a writer from Western Sydney. His television work includes Gruen, The Weekly with Charlie Pickering, Question Everything, The 1% Club and Summer Love among others. He’s written for the Sydney Morning Herald, the Guardian, Frankie and the Big Issue among others. His first novel The Next Big Thing will be out next year via Pantera Press. He also writes on bathroom walls and is rarely seen among others.

Anna Piper Scott is an award-winning stand-up comedian based in Melbourne. A trans woman of remarkable wit and social insight, her most recent show Such An Inspiration has toured Australia to great acclaim. She’s also the creator and host of queer cult sensation T4T: A Transgender Showcase, regularly performs improvised stand-up show Is This Anything?, and featured in Joanne Brookfield’s book No Apologies.