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We dig deep into our pasts to bring you the best podcast content imaginable, including Kyran's stint as an airforce cadet, and Alex's criminal history.

We find out what happened at Kyran's cooking class and discover that in one particular aspect of cooking, Alex is in a class of his own.

Comedian Dave Thorton drops by the MIRTH fireplace fresh from pissing off an entire country. We cover his time in the commercial radio world as well as finding out about his own new podcast which he co-hosts with an AFL great.

In this LIVE and UNCUT episode, Kyran is back by the fire, and is astounded and ashamed to find out his average daily screen time, while Alex describes his unusual fitness equipment that could be the hot new craze.

With Kyran on a whirlwind trip of the United States, we fire up the facetime, get backstage access and punch out a star-studded, botox-infused, gossip-laden episode of LA's favourite podcast featuring two Australian men named Kyran and Alex.

The fire is roaring, the moleskines are open, and Kyran and Alex wade through the dad remnants to discover what is the sexiest board game, and what product you should avoid buying in LA.

We're back, and in direct retaliation to a hectic Comedy Festival and PolitIcal Campaign, season 3 of MIRTH takes a much more relaxed and refined approach...

The big day is here, as Alex finds out whether or not he got any votes at all in the 2019 Australian Federal Election. Recorded live at The Dart & Marlin in Warrnambool beneath some cheap teal streamers and a tv with ABC news 24 on.

It's the final night of B.O.B. bar and the prosecco is flowing. Alex has 1 week to find out if he can take down the actual politicians at their own game, so we invite the heavy hitters of investigative journalism in to make sure he's prepared. One of them is on a national breakfast news tv show. The other made the top 12 of Australian Idol. Let's see how they go.

What's this!? A minuscule Mirth!? There is something afoot!!

In episode 1 of season 2 of MIRTH, we recap on a big first outing during the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, before getting our teeth sunk into a new direction for the podcast. A direction that not even the hosts saw coming...

(that sounds a bit clickbaitey- it's a temporary 4 week political direction just so you know.)

Season 1 of MIRTH comes to a thrilling conclusion, with Steph Tisdell introducing us to an ingenious new app, Rhys Nicholson holding the fort, and Josh Ladgrove racing the clock to make it onto the podcast he's missed 3 times.

Alex has more guest controversy, Kyran has more dog controversy, and our guest Rowan Thambar -not to be outdone- accidentally incriminates himself in something. We're not sure if it's too serious cos we're not lawyers, but just in case if you are a Police Officer please don't listen to this.

It's towards the end of the season and we're sick of stand ups, so instead we roped in triple j journalist Alice Matthews and All Our Exes Live In Texas singer Georgia Mooney to add some semblance of sanity to the Mirth sofa. It was semi-successful.

We discover why Kyran's schedule freed up a bit. We also discover what image Becky Lucas posted on Twitter to get her cancelled by feminists. But what we DON'T discover is why Daniel Sloss is itchy. But I tell ya what, we have a ruddy good guess...

We enter the mad world of the UK's biggest talk show host Dick Griblett, who happens to not be known by anyone in the UK and yet is doing a live comedy show in Melbourne. We also have our first ever episode of PLANT CHAT with Greener House's Maggie Dunleavy

Matt & Alex join forces once more to discuss the two biggest ordeals in life; Childbirth, and taking the Skybus.

Susie Youssef is back in the host saddle with Kyran Wheatley as they, Cal Wilson and Cameron James discuss on-screen kisses, best mates and on-screen kisses with best mates.

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Alex Dyson is DJ'ing in Perth so Susie Youssef steps in to cohost with Kyran Wheatley.

Nikki Britton tells the story about the time she was looking after Kyran's dog Hopkins and she ate a razorblades - Hopkins, not Nikki. The incredibly funny UK comic Tom Allen drops in to explain his cooking prowess. And we give Alex a ring for one final joke.