Nova podcasts launches ‘This is Chaos’ with MAFS star
This is Chaos aims to stand out by blending style and authenticity.
Nova Podcasts has unveiled a fresh addition to its growing lineup with This is Chaos, a new weekly podcast hosted by Married at First Sight breakout star Carina Mirabile and hairstylist influencer Jacob Muller.
The show promises a bold mix of fashion, beauty, lifestyle, and candid conversations, designed to appeal to listeners craving both glamour and genuine connection.
A 'fresh voice' in lifestyle and culture
Created by AIIMS Creator Hub, the team behind the viral MAFS Funny podcast, This is Chaos aims to stand out by blending style and authenticity.
Mirabile, who rose to fame on the 2025 season of Married at First Sight Australia, will bring her insider fashion perspective alongside Muller, who has a reputation for deep, meaningful chats with his clients.
Mirabile shared her excitement about the podcast’s approach: “We’ll dive into beauty, lifestyle, and more serious topics with vulnerability and honesty.”
Muller added, “Many people are hungry for real, unfiltered conversations about everything from heartbreak to identity, and that’s what we want to offer.”
Joshua Fox and Pedro Cuccovillo Vitola, founders of AIIMS Creator Hub.
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Unfiltered content
This is Chaos combines entertainment with relatable discussions, making it an attractive platform for advertisers targeting young, engaged audiences interested in fashion, wellness, and personal growth.
With hosts who already boast strong social followings, the podcast is well-positioned to create authentic brand partnerships and integrated advertising opportunities.
The podcast is produced by Pedro Cuccovillo Vitola and Joshua Fox, founders of AIIMS Creator Hub.
Since its launch earlier this year, the Hub has become a creative force behind successful digital projects like MAFS Funny.
Their collaboration with Nova Podcasts, announced in March, signals a commitment to expanding quality content offerings in the Australian market.
