Alex Dyson and Kyran Wheatley announce the details of the Mirth Christmas party, we decide littering is bad, we hear some of your texts on the burner phone (0402011332) and we hear the thrilling conclusion of Mirth's first miniseries, Tears... Falls..., and finally answer the question 'Will Ratdog get a midnight kiss'.

All that and more...

Kyran and Alex read your texts to the Mirth Burner (0402 011 332) and also discuss rational fears and also, perhaps, get to the thrilling conclusion of Alex's festival shenanigans.

Kyran briefly eulogises his Grandma, and Alex tells a story about midnight kisses at falls festival. So a really even handed episode again. And then there's talk about Uber again because it now seems customary.

Kyran Wheatley and Alex Dyson discuss 10K Kris Kringle, free shit in Ubers, Engagement Upgrades, solo dates and a Mirth Christmas Party?

Kyran and Alex chat about uber ratings, driving in America, tour managing, marathons (or more accurately, 2 half marathons) and reveals some of the magicians secrets of radio.

Kyran Wheatley and Alex Dyson are back together for episode 50 of Mirth talking about Botswana safari trips, how Alex may have written a book, and, of all things, Homelessness.

Matthew Okine and Alexander Dyson talk into microphones together once again in a cheap approximation of the best podcast episode ever. Matt is an author now amongst other things, so we find out what went into making Being Black & Chicken & Chips.

With Alex Dyson in Botswana Kyran sits down with Murph from The Wombats and Love Fame Tragedy to discuss Los Angeles, Golf Jizz (a real thing), new music, air travel, Kiss and Great White Sharks. I think we can agree - a wide ranging discussion.

Alex Dyson and Didirri had the same piano teacher, and yet Didirri is the only one who has gone on to create a prosperous musical career. Make of that what you will on this delightful half hour, where we discuss country town living and Christian book shop diving amongst other things.

Kyran manages once again to go above and beyond and secure the hottest guests in the country to take Mirth season 4 to the next level. Who else can combine toilet paper chat, climate change discussion, and shameless begging into one tasty half hour? It's ya boyz on Mirth. Rated PG-13.