Sauna, I Go Solo
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How does caring for his niece and nephew change PJ’s view on parenting?
I don't want my cafes to be kitsch and cozy. I want my Coffee to be Copenhagen. Okay. I need it to be kinda sterile. Oh right. I need it to be very clean girl aesthetic, steel table, minimal. Okay. Right? You don't want chairs, friends, kinda catching. I don't want chairs, friends. Not when it comes to my coffee. I don't want it to be kitchen. I don't want it to be cozy. I don't wanna sit down and think, oh, there's a cushion here, which you think cute. Yeah. There's crumbs on Miss me with the crazy patterns. Okay. There's a time and place I love a girl girl, I love a conflicting pattern. Especially if it's not in the coffee shops. Not the coffee shops. Not in the coffee shops, girl.
It's your favourite queers, back in your ears, it's I'm Grandmam. Hey girlies, I'm Kevin And I'm PJ and welcome back to I'm Grandmam.
The glasses are back. The glasses are back, but I think I'm gonna leave them off. No, you just changed your pair of glasses. Are you doing a collab behind my back? I feel like you're doing a glasses collab on the part where they're telling me. Okay,
can I say that? Because you keep changing
the styles.
Can I say something? What I would love to do and I think I'd leave you out. Wow. And it would be a solo project. I do a glasses collab in a heartbeat, as in own range of glasses. Oh
yeah, I'm doing an ace and taste, so I tell you.
You're not. I am. Girl, no because they got on to me. You're not. Did they I am? No. Babe, I'm telling you. Girl, okay, one thing. I think you're a very handsome man. Thanks. Right? You're um very attractive. Everyone's good energy. You have fogly eyes. I don't think you've
just just 'cause one of 'em's a bit lazy. I don't know Shout out to my squinty girls. Let's hear from my squinty girls. I don't
think you could sell glasses.
I could, babe. You could do a collab, they will not be bought. They will all 'cause I've impeccable taste. The glasses on your face. The glasses on your face right now are the ones I used to wear in woodwork when I was sawing some wood. Let's talk about taste. On
um On online they looked a bit more it's giving PP girl, it's giving PP they looked a bit more fashion glasses online. Yeah.
So look out for my ace and take club girls. Speaking of accessories um and fashion, guys we're recording it's during London Fashion Week. Oh
yeah.
It's London Fashion Week at the moment. Someone
check Tara for a policy. So my check of terracumers. Someone check Tara too.
She's going to numerous ciners. Now I'm not I'm not jealous and I don't envy anyone because that time when I was working over in Copenhagen Fashion Week, looking back and it's Working girl, where were you working? Girl, I was hosting a panel. But does that not work? They paid for the whole trip.
Because she
made some money.
Was it much? Yeah, Carl. No, Carl, I wasn't. Paid paid for a lot of stuff.
And it was a foundation in my new glasses line. When I was in Copenhagen I actually got inspiration.
Why is it all like Irish? Designers at Copenhagen fashion week.
A lot of them go over because um the um Irish Centre over there is actually brilliant for bringing them over. And like you can showcase your work inside the Irish Centre. And I was just doing a talk on Irish designers, right? And that was amazing. Yep. Done the panel, that was brilliant. As in, they're still talking about us. Rave reviews. They're saying, Oh my gosh. Every every year they go, PJ, please come back and they go on some sorry girls I'm busy. Because, right Loves that and I love fashion. I'm like maddened. I like love putting outfits together. Yeah. I'm I love expressing myself through clothes. But actual fashion week Fucking full of snobs, boring, I don't want to go tenting, it's loads of people just like n pretending to have fun, sitting in the rows watching the show, but really just like there to record it on their phones.
That's the vibe I got when I was there. It was very snobby, it was very mean girl. In Copenhagen. Yeah. It was very like look down. It was very like, who are you? Oh, you can't come in here. I told you about the time I went up to your man, 'cause the Irish Centre was like
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How does caring for his niece and nephew change PJ’s view on parenting?
0:00–5:58
2
Why is Kevin debating whether to choose a hot gay therapist?
5:58–12:02
3
What’s the difference between happiness and contentment according to the hosts?
12:02–18:06
4
How did London Fashion Week influence their thoughts on creativity and community?
18:06–24:42
5
Why do the hosts prefer mid‑week social events over weekend parties?
24:42–32:24
6
Can a relationship make you happy in the long run, or is personal contentment more important?
32:24–41:02
7
What does the coffee‑making ritual reveal about fleeting happiness vs lasting content?
41:02–48:51
8
What final advice do they give listeners about finding balance between joy and stability?
48:51–56:56