Neil Pearsall and Chris Smith
Grumpy Mens Club
Two retired cops. One hilarious podcast. After working together for more than 20 years in policing, Neil and Chris bring their unique blend of humour, honesty, and experience to the microphone. From current events and everyday frustrations to fascinating guests and outrageous stories, no topic is off-limits. Expect plenty of banter, a good moan about modern life, laugh-out-loud moments, and the occasional serious discussion. Join Neil and Chris for an entertaining, unfiltered look at life—because when these two retired cops get talking, anything can happen.
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Episodes
Get the F*ck out of here! 09.12.2025 8:22
A true story of how thinks can instantly change when dealing with an incident. Incidents that you attend can change as your dealing with them. This is an exciting and scary example of how that can happen. Please subscribe or leave helpful comments for more real stories from Real Police Talk. If you have a true story from Policing, please share with us and let us know if you want it told via this p...
"Thats a big Dog!" 04.12.2025 5:29
Anything can happen whilst on duty as a serving Police Officer. This funny short true story shows and explains what can really happen. It's not all cops and robbers, high speed chases and fights.
Police Injuries. Police Awards 30.11.2025 33:14
Two part interview, explaining some of the injuries that have been received by a Police Officer whilst on duty. Followed by Commendation's and awards, with an explanation of why and how they were given.
Police Sergeant (retired) gives an insight into County Policing 27.11.2025 1:05:11
First interview of a series of new videos and podcasts from the world of Policing the UK. All stories and interviews are true and provide a real insight into Policing.
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