This week the boys get together with Craig, Deans cousins husband from South Africa, massively increasing the testosterone levels on the podcast and leading to talk of what it means to be a man and training Jiu Jitsu. Yes ... finally its a REAL podcast.

This weeks the boys discuss the topic of accents. Which accents are you allowed to do? Which accents will upset people. And of course accents were attempted...

This week the boys get together for random discussion and Harry reveals the ancient history of Korean tattoos.

This week the boys get together discussing things and people they love and hate. Leading to a profound moment of self analysis...

This week the boys get together to celebrate episode 100... actually they dont. They completely forget it was going to be episode 100 and talked about other stuff instead.

This week the Dean reveals he is the proud owner of a Volvo but is struggling to deal with passive aggressive drivers in Zürich. The boys help out.

The boys are back after a little summer break and general lack or organisation to discover that - based on endless 60 minute boring comedy specials on Netflix and low-attention-span audiences - Comedy is Dead! Or is it evolving into something new?

This week the boys think out-of-the-box to explore a solution to wealth inequality thats never been tried before ... and could be the answer we have all been looking for.

This week the boys get together to celebrate 10000 downloads... by showing little gratitude and getting into various arguments. But thank you for a listening anyway!

This week the boys get together with star of the Swiss Comedy Circuit - Frank Richter - who is currently touring Switzerland with his solo show Bla Bla Land. Frank love movies - especially movies starring Liam Neeson - so they all got together to watch and do a podcast review of Memory... you will have to listen to the episode to find out if you should watch it...

Catch up with Frank on Instagram @frank_m_richter.

More about this episode at https://thexyzpod.com/episodes/Ep_95_-_Memories_with_Frank_Richter.html