Comedian Lena Moon talks about hanging out in the VIP lounge with TI, moving to New York then moving back after her mum got sick, plus we discuss grief and how to handle it.

Tickets to Lena's show Sounds Like a Brag can be found here

Tickets to my new stand up show, Coach, can be found here

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Fun episode with Tim Hewitt where we talk about over friendly Uber drivers, making fun of english cricket fans, and the ongoing anxiety of running a comedy room.

Come see DYKWIA live this weekend at The Catfish 4pm, tickets at joshearl.com.au/gigs

Plus Coach is on sale, Comedy Republic August 8 at 6:30pm joshearl.com.au/gigs

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Lindsay McDougall (Frenzal Rhomb, JJJ, ABC radio) joins me to discuss losing a parent and the endless admin, working with friends, and how some punks are just contrarians. It's a really excellent chat.

Frenzal Rhomb are touring the country from August, head to https://frenzalrhomb.net/pages/tour/ for tickets

Come to the May DYKWIA show at the Catfish, May 31st at 4pm. Tickets here

And check out my brand new stand up show Coach August 8 at Comedy Republic, tickets here

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Kate Dehnert is a writer and comedian whose latest show Echo was the talk of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. In this episode we talk about building yourself back up after a break up, feeling like the industry we have chosen to work in isn't respected, and realising that health should be about making your body healthy not smaller.

Catch Kate at Replay Festival at Comedy Republic in July. Tickets at comedyrepublic.com.au

And check out my new show Coach August 8 at Comedy Republic. Tickets here

Also the May Don't You Know Who I Am? show is on sale for May 31 at the Catfish, Tickets here

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Cameron James returns to see if his burners have changed in two years. We talk about acting as a career, the beauty in growing old with your partner, and how we both want to be people of substance.

Watch Cam on Bad Company now on the ABC and iView

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Suren Jayemanne joins me to talk about chasing your dream, the excitement of starting a family, and being in the right place at the right time.

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A clip from the April episode recorded live at The Catfish. If you're in Melbourne come along next month May 31 at 4pm, tickets at joshearl.com.au/gigs

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Danny McGinlay (Bulldogs Banner Man) joins me to talk about our early days as the youngest comedians in the Melbourne comedy scene, finding the joy in working within a team and realising on national television that it is time to shave your head.

Come see DYKWIA live this Sunday in Melbourne at The Catfish at 4pm. Tickets at joshearl.com.au/gigs

Support the show by becoming a Patreon subscriber, where every week you get my music podcast Oh CDs, my alphabetical journey through my CD collection, plus the monthly DYKWIA episodes. Join at patreon.com/dykwia

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It's back. And our first guest to kick off the next chapter is Lauren Bonner. Lauren Bonner is a Sydney comedian who has had an incredible (And incredibly unlucky) few years. Cast in a show by a producer of Only Murders in the Building, filmed the whole series only for the studio to scrap it during the writers strike as part of some hard ball negotiations. But Lauren bounced back to get funding for a pilot from the ABC only for a dodgy manager to spend all the funds.

We talk about this and heaps more. Give it a listen and go check out her MICF or Sydney Comedy Festival show if you get the chance.

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And come see the live Don't You Know Who I Am? April 26 at The Catfish in Melbourne. Tickets at joshearl.com.au/gigs

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This is episode 100, and the final (for now) episode of Four Burners. For this I invite Jess McGuire back on the pod to discuss where I'm at with my burners. We discuss getting healthy, getting married, and how I'm possibly a bad friend. Thanks to everyone of you who have listened these last two years, I really appreciate it.

If you would like your weekly dose of me in your ears you could always join the Patreon at patreon.com/dykwia where I launched a new music show Oh CDs plus in 2026 I'll be releasing monthly Don't You Know Who I Am? episodes

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A re-release of the the episode with Claire Hooper. Thanks for your patience with this, It's the final day of filming the new ABC show I'm head writer for (scheduled for release in March 2026) and then we'll be back to our regular programming.

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