Sleepovers, School Friends And Insecurities
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What makes childhood sleepovers awkward and homesickness hard to handle?
Hello and welcome to the Wolf and Owl Podcast. Yo, what's up? Uh welcome to another episode of the Wolf and Owl Podcast. We're delighted to have you. Uh my name is Roman Shrang. Yes, my name is Roman Swang and
have you, friends.
My name is Romashranganathan.
Everybody knows your name.
My name is Romish Ranganathan and My name is Tom Davis. And we together we are the wolf and the howl. Oh, you just showing your little navel. Yeah, my little bit of a little bit of a tease.
Yeah Yeah what do you want? Beak or jaws feathers or fur Sharp teeth or feet with claws Whatever's preferred Just kidding, every word in this song's about two grown men dressed up as a bird and a dog.
How are you? Yeah, good. I slightly look, we we've we've had a bit of a feast before the
show. Let's just get it out in the open. Big shout out to Shan. He sort of sat with some KFC. Yeah. Got I got had a vegan burger. Delicious it looked. The way you sucked it down. John and Zoe from the office had about three to four kilos of chicken between them. Uh with fries and all the sauces. I didn't have I only had a little splattering of fries. Splattering? I've probably had a potato and a half of fries. Mm I'd say that's more than a splattering. That's a big old splat that. Yeah. A potato and a half of fries?
I think you've done yourself a disservice. I think you had half a potato. Yeah, about half a potato. How many fries did you have, John? I had loads. John loves eating. He's a real good eater. Yeah. He's got a good appetite. The lithest of the three of us. You know, if you went around someone's house when you were a kid, and that would be the description their parents would say, God, he's got a good appetite. No, you're not inviting John around.
No, no, but I'll have to go down and we'll have to do the weekly shop a couple of days early. Philip doesn't eat, but your Johnny's got a good appetite. Greedy little fucks coming round. What
were you like as
a kid going on people's houses? Um I I used to go round to people's houses for a sleepover. Yeah. And then I'd get homesick and then ask they could be picked up. Well, that is cute. It it's not surprising, but it's cute. It's a bit tragic, isn't it? What time
would it be?
Like as it was getting towards bedtime, I'd start to get a bit nervous and anxious about staying over. So you were like the kid who'd
go down and have a cuddle with whoever was at his mum's house. So if you make it away. W
would I go and have a cuddle with my mate's mum?
No, like 'cause they give you a cuddle because you were scared. No, they didn't give me a cuddle. Oh, okay. No. But you do you sit Did you used to cuddle
your mates' mums? No, no. If you're
upset and there was some
bullying going on.
No, not cuddle, cuddle, but like the arm round like Yeah. Yo, are we watching East Enders Rum? Do you wanna oh bless him, he doesn't want to be upstairs with the other boys. Yeah. I think I'd last till
till after the end of East Enders before I wanted to go home. But what so it'd be like ten o'clock? Yeah. Nine nine o'clock when it's starting to people are starting to talk about bedtime, I start to get nervous. What kind of sleep are you at nine o'clock? Everyone's going, Let's go to bed then. Well no, you know, you sort of move to the bedroom, don't you? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And you ta you pack up all your lubes. More combat goes on. Yeah. And then you take all your sort of blankets and all the rubber You're kissing your mate on the back of the neck. So and the waxes. What was it
that made you so terrified?
I don't know, it was like a phase I went through where I just started to Were you a
bedwitter?
No. What are you doing? You're trying to collect you trying to collect little. I'm just asking. No, I wasn't with you. Yeah, I'm not until I was that old, but yeah, yeah, I wet the bed up until probably I was about, I don't know, six. I imagine for s what a kid of your size you'd have to replace the whole the house. Yeah. No dad looking up at the lines with fucking water coming through the light fit in there.
He's pissed about again. He's piss he's pissing in his cage again.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What makes childhood sleepovers awkward and homesickness hard to handle?
0:00–11:56
2
What happened when Romesh drank beer at a friend’s house as a child?
11:56–13:19
3
Was the story about a friend’s mum in lingerie a real sleepover or an urban legend?
13:19–17:27
4
Why did Tom’s friend’s dad show the boys The Blue Lagoon?
17:27–20:22
5
What happened when Romesh left his friend alone in the woods?
20:22–29:30
6
Why can seeing an old school friend bring back childhood insecurities?
29:30–38:41
7
How can a role-play help you revisit and make sense of an old friendship?
38:41–42:35
8
Can reconnecting with a childhood friend bring closure to an awkward past?
42:35–44:43