Relatables

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This week on The Relatables Podcast, Jake Craig and Ottie Clarke get into a bigger conversation about how young men are being raised and what needs to change.
Inspired by a recent chat with Luke Bateman, the boys talk about wanting to better educate themselves on issues affecting young men, from masculinity and patriarchy to men’s mental health, and whether there’s an opportunity for them to take those conversations into schools and speak directly with young guys.
From there, things get a little less serious as Jake and Ottie head down memory lane, talking childhood TV shows, nostalgic snacks and the random things they thought were elite growing up.
They also get into relationships, friendships, communication and empathy, and how much the world around us shapes the way we behave. Plus, the boys unpack their different relationships with social media — the good, the bad, and what constantly being online can do to your confidence, relationships and everyday life.
A mix of bigger conversations, questionable opinions and plenty of nostalgia — pretty standard Relatables.
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This week on The Relatables, Ottie and Jake are back with another chaotic episode full of travel stories, questionable opinions and conversations that somehow get way deeper than expected.
The boys unpack some of the funniest and most painful moments from their recent Europe trip, from train travel disasters to the little things that made them appreciate home — and the women in their lives, a whole lot more.
They also get into “performative” fandom: are you actually a fan, or do you just like telling people you are? After putting a supposed Lightning McQueen superfan to the test, the conversation turns to authenticity, social media and why people feel the need to prove what they’re into.

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