Joe Lycett

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372 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 21 Jul

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Joe Marler Will See You Now · Joe Lycett Can't Escape the Chaos · 21 Jul 2026 podcast

Yeah.

Well, I think reflecting back on it, I think when my son was born, the first six months I was just caught up in the bubble of it.

And then I think I went through a grieving period for my old life and was suddenly like, oh, that is gone.

And I sort of reflected on lockdown was a lovely time for me, weirdly, because I didn't have anything to do and I woke up whenever I wanted and I gardened.

And from this distance, it just seems like a lovely, simple life.

And I think there is an element of, like,

almost like an element of death involved in becoming a parent like you kind of the old you has died and so i think i was sort of thinking about my legacy and going like if that's what my son has to sort of view of like what his father was do am i proud of all that and for whatever reason i was proud of none of it so i don't know why because actually when i look on it back now i go there's loads of stuff i am really proud of but in that time i was i found the whole thing very cringe

Yeah, fine.

I'm sort of in a legal battle with Harry Styles.

He owes me a Kit Kat chunky peanut butter.

legally he's um he asked he bought a painting off me for six pounds and a kitkat chunky peanut butter and he's paid the six pounds but he's still not paid the kitkat chunky peanut butter there was an invoice with the painting when it was sent so he's received yeah i know he's received the invoice because he's paid the six pounds but it's outstanding and it's a i might take him to small claims court do you need any heavies yeah honestly if you ever see him

Please remind him because I think it's important.

It's bad for his reputation that he's not paying invoices.

I think.

Sometimes I don't feel like I'm heard.

So Birmingham is an industrious city.

We've got a lot of – used to have a lot of industry –

uh but with that kind of industry comes a lot of uh hard-working spirit a sense of justice a sense of justice particularly for working people and um and people not being exploited and uh i grew up

with a mother who worked at Cadbury and my father used to design shop fronts and then became a teacher.

And we had a very normal sort of middle class, I'd say, upbringing.

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