Man Like You

The Man Like You boys are taking the podcast out of the studio and onto the stage for a very special night in Barry, Wales! 🏴Mo Gilligan, Babatunde Aléshé and Eddie Kadi come together for a one-off fundraiser in support of Cadoxton Workmen’s Club — bringing a packed room together for an unforgettable night of comedy & community.And as if the line-up wasn’t already big enough, Kane Brown jumps on stage to join the madness. 😂This one feels different. It’s Man Like You live, loose and completely unpredictable — all while supporting a venue and community that means a lot to the people of Barry.🔥 Watch the full Barry Special now.If you enjoy the show, LIKE, COMMENT and SHARE it with someone who needs a laugh — and let us know which moment had you finished! 😂

The Man Like You boys are OUT of the studio and ON THE ROAD! 🚐💨Mo Gilligan, Babatunde Aléshé and Eddie Kadi take the podcast on a road trip to Wales — and somehow a simple journey turns into arguments about secret group chats, surviving the apocalypse, terrible purchases and some surprisingly deep conversations about regret.What happens when your bredrin of 15 YEARS gets engaged and you find out on Instagram? What five things are you taking if the world ends? Why did Mo buy a load of Charizard cards he’s now too scared to get authenticated? 😂 And would Mo’s entire career have turned out differently if he’d gone to the BRIT School?From breaking into police stations during the apocalypse to Supreme ski goggles, fake CDs, missed opportunities and the choices that shape your life, this might be one of the most unpredictable Man Like You conversations yet.And all of it happens while the boys are actually travelling to Wales for a show.Welcome to Man Like You: ON THE ROAD.

Nearly a year of Man Like You… and somehow things have only got more unhinged. 😂Mo Gilligan, Babatunde Aléshé and Eddie Kadi look back at some of the funniest, wildest and most unforgettable moments from the podcast so far — including the jokes that went completely off the rails, the innocent comments that turned into all-time roasts and the moments you lot absolutely cooked us for in the comments.From Mo desperately wanting Eddie’s Congolese dance moves, the legendary Vaseline debate, Eddie admitting he just loves riding his bike, Guvna B fighting for his life trying to say “acronym”, Mo confidently inventing a new meaning for “parallelogram”, Remi Burgz discovering how you actually pronounce “debris”… and, somehow, the boys ending up singing Spice Girls together. 😭But amongst all the madness, the boys also reflect on what the podcast has become — the conversations about friendship, faith and life, the incredible reaction from everyone watching around the world, and why simply being themselves has connected with so many people.What’s YOUR favourite Man Like You moment so far? 👇Drop it in the comments — we genuinely want to know.👍 Like💬 Comment📲 Share🔔 Subscribe for more Man Like You

This week on Man Like You, Mo Gilligan, Babatunde Aléshé and Eddie Kadi are back with another conversation that somehow goes from professional fighters and getting punched in the face… to Velcro, missing underwear, robot Hoovers and why Baba absolutely hates hypothetical questions.The boys ask what everyday thing could disappear tomorrow and completely break society? Sat nav? Contactless payments? Fridges? Dogs?! What starts as a simple question quickly descends into classic Man Like You chaos — including the terrifying prospect of a world without clothes.But amongst the madness, things get deeper as the boys ask: what actually makes a man respected? Is it money and status, or is real respect built through leadership, consistency, boundaries, vulnerability and simply being someone people can rely on? They also unpack why showing emotion can still be difficult for men — particularly Black men — and why vulnerability can sometimes command more respect than trying to appear tough.There’s also a brilliantly relatable conversation about fatherhood and making the effort even when you’re exhausted — from playing I Spy for the hundredth time to realising that sometimes your child doesn’t want another toy, they just want your attention and participation.And finally: what do you do when someone remembers you… but you have absolutely no idea who they are? The boys share their tactics, disasters and painfully awkward moments forgetting names — including being expected to remember someone they last met 16 years ago.Funny, honest, thoughtful and completely off the rails in places — basically, another episode of Man Like You.Like, subscribe and get involved in the comments: what makes you respect someone, and what’s one random everyday thing you genuinely couldn’t live without?

This week on Man Like You, Mo Gilligan, Babatunde Aléshé and Eddie Kadi are back around the table — and this one goes from deep to completely ridiculous in record time.Fresh from the release of his Netflix documentary, Mo opens up about what the experience really did to him behind the scenes — from eating fried chicken every day to the loneliness, emotional breakdowns and moments that pushed him into some seriously dark places. The boys talk vulnerability, showing a different side of yourself to the world, and what happens when a project changes you more than you expected.Then the conversation turns to where it all began. Why did they choose comedy? What made them take the risk and bet on themselves? And after years in the game, what is it about performing that still gives them a feeling they can’t find anywhere else?They also get into male friendship as you get older — whether grown men can still have a “best friend”, the different roles your closest boys play in your life, making new friends in your 40s, and the people who become more like brothers than mates.And because it’s Man Like You, somehow all of that sits alongside Baba’s now-infamous neck, getting older, dodgy knees, godfathers, first-date restaurants, Wagamama memories and an alarming amount of detail about Mo’s digestive system.Funny, vulnerable and very, very honest — this is the boys at their best.

What did we love most about being kids — and what do we wish someone had taught us before we grew up?This week on Man Like You, Mo Gilligan, Babatunde Aléshé and Eddie Kadi are taking it all the way back. From six-week summer holidays, sleepovers and birthday money mysteriously disappearing into Mum’s pocket, to IKEA feeling like a genuine day out, old-school minicabs, skinny jeans and the forgotten TV shows that defined a generation.We also ask: What are the important conversations every father should have with his son?Money, heartbreak, failure, looking after yourself, confidence and preparing your children for a world they don’t fully understand yet — the boys share the lessons they had to learn the hard way and the ones they hope to pass on.And, naturally, it all ends with a battle over forgotten ’90s and 2000s television that gets VERY competitive.Another Episode not to be missed!

Snoochie Shy joins the boys for this episode of Man Like You.From behind-the-scenes stories at BBC Radio 1Xtra to surviving I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, Snoochie opens up about battling shyness, finding confidence, interviewing some of the biggest names in music, and why therapy completely changed her life.The conversation quickly descends into chaos as Eddie, Mo and Snoochie relive jungle horror stories, debate the greatest DJ reloads ever, argue over South London, Black British culture, rave etiquette, terrible chat-up lines, flying fears, and the universal language of “Are you dumb?!”

Remi Burgz joins Man Like You and delivers one of the funniest conversations we’ve had yet.From revealing she nearly became a politician before finding her calling on BBC Radio 1Xtra, to exposing the reality of live radio, embarrassing on-air mistakes, and what really happens behind the mic.The conversation quickly spirals into a full-blown debate about the greatest dancefloor fillers of all time, British culture, roast dinners, fish & chips, queuing, and the songs that instantly get everybody moving. Along the way, Mo, Eddie and Remi share unforgettable stories from radio, nightlife and growing up in London.If you’ve ever argued over the best party anthem, embarrassed yourself in public, or wondered what life behind the scenes at BBC Radio is really like, this episode is for you.