A Boys Perspective ft. Relatables
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
A listener production.
This is Happy Hour with Lucy and Nikki. And if you're easily offended, then this might not be for you.
What percentage of him do you reckon is given the chance with sleep with you?
I feel like that's such a toxic question. That's what we say on the podcast. True, yeah.
We're kind of like... It all depends.
It might be zero. You never know.
Yeah, like a... Oh, I've definitely slept with some of my male friends.
I can call a spade a spade. So that's the thing.
I guess at the end of the day, we are literally just human.
Cheers, babes. I'm getting happy hour with Lucy and Nikki. The real life shit you only discuss over a drink. But before we start, a little disclaimer.
So today we are here for a really insightful and lovely chat. A guest episode, guys. A guest episode. It's been a while. The boys from The Relatables, they have an amazing podcast. They have like a gazillion followers on Instagram. They're killing it. Killing it. And they are... They're little hustlers too. They really are. And it's kind of cool to sit down with two guys. I mean, we do this sometimes with some of our guests, but it's cool to see two guys doing similar things in the industry. And the boys really are for the chicks, would you say?
Oh my God, beyond. You can tell they are, they're a bit younger than us. Yeah. And I think they've like sort of really grown up with like different, I guess, I don't want to say morals because a lot of the guys we're friends with have good morals too. But I think they're really just like leaning into it being more of a woman's world and being really open to learning a lot from the girls. which is so nice.
Yeah, they're just like a couple of Gen Z boys, I think, really paving the way for the kind of anti-red pill Andrew Tate vibe, which we need more of in this world, babe.
They're so sweet. And they do, they have their own podcast, obviously, and they do, it's kind of similar to us how we do Advice with the Queens. They do a segment called Dilemmas. So funny. So, yeah, it's cool, like, I guess, chatting to two people that kind of, you know, do similar things on their pod, but with a total different outlook to us and a different vibe and energy and being great role models for the boos. So let's bring them in. Welcome, boys, to Happy Hour.
Thank you.
It's good to be here. It's good to have you. So, introduce yourselves one by one, please.
I'm Oddie, or aka Mummy, and I am Jake, aka Daddy.
People that call themselves Mummy and Daddy give me, like, the ick hard. Well, I'm pretty much Mummy.
I am a Mummy, so maybe you're Daddy.
Yeah, who would you be? Out of the two of us, I'm definitely the Daddy.
Who are the Relatables boys and why are they on the Happy Hour podcast?
Let's be fucking honest. Excuse me. Mate, who built this studio with their bare hands? Not actually me. Not you, but you did project manage it. I did. But anyway, this is about you guys, about me and Daddy.
Yeah.
So your podcast is predominantly now or is that your full-time?
It's our full-time. Yeah, for about two years now.
You are different to like your standard boy duo podcast though, I feel like. Well, we were saying off air before, you're like the opposite of like Andrew Tate vibes. You're not in the manosphere. You're not pushing the red pill or whatever that saying is.
No, not at all. Definitely not. Which is good.
We need a little bit more of this in the world.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. We kind of... So when we first started, our friend group from when we were younger, from when we started the podcast, we've all sort of like grown apart a bit now. But our friend group, it was pretty like classic dude. Like, you know, one of the reasons why we all stopped hanging out was because Audie and I kind of stopped drinking. Like it was just kind of, you know, pretty surface level, which at the time you don't want to admit. And so Audie and I, we thought like, yeah, we'll start the podcast and like start talking about our feelings a bit. Hopefully guys will listen, but that didn't happen. Like it ended up being all women. I think from there, like I think if we didn't start the podcast, we wouldn't have... Like we personality wise, we would have been pretty similar, but I don't think we would have like...
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–2:39
2
Who are the Relatables boys and why are they on the Happy Hour podcast?
2:39–8:31
3
How did the Relatables hosts describe their journey from drinking mates to full-time podcasters?
8:31–14:55
4
Why do men and women communicate differently about emotions?
14:55–23:26
5
How does patriarchy shape male emotional expression and what are its consequences?
23:26–56:24
Speakers
2 identifiedMore from Happy Hour with Lucy & Nikki
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