Cockney & Son
Cockney & Son: Two Generations, One London is what happens when I sit down with my straight-talking, old-school Londoner dad to try and make sense of the world we’re living in today.
From parenting and politics to prices and pronouns, nothing’s off-limits — and trust me, nothing gets sugar-coated. We see life through two very different lenses, but it’s all grounded in laughs, honest opinions, and the kind of unfiltered banter only a father and son can get away with.
Whether you remember phone boxes or need subtitles when he starts chatting, this one’s for you.
Cockney & Son
Episode 8: Perfect Holiday Pressure, Manners??? & Can’t say it like Steve
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We’re back—and this week, Steve’s off the beach and straight into a moan! From £100 kids’ days out to packing cubes and pressure to post your holiday on social media, we’re chatting holidays then vs now.
👉 In Bit of a Natter, we look at the rise of Insta-perfect travel, why British seaside breaks got left behind, and whether we’re all just overthinking a bit of sunshine.
😤 In Adam & Eve It, manners are under fire—from people not saying thank you to kids glued to screens while someone holds the door. Where’s the respect gone?
🗣️ In Say It Like Steve, we’re asking—can you still say what you think, or is everyone too scared of getting “cancelled”? A proper chat about free speech, filters, and keeping it real.
🧩 Plus, don’t miss our Cockney Slang Word of the Week — comment it below for a cheeky follow back!
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