In 2026, raising kids with manners, etiquette, and accountability feels almost countercultural.

In this flagship episode of This with Krish, I talk openly—without judgment—about what it means to raise children who can sit at the table, function in society, and show respect for others.

Drawing from my upbringing in London, England, the deep traditions of Southern hospitality in the American South, and real-life parenting experiences today, this episode explores why manners were once taught everywhere—at home, in school, and in public—and why that consistency mattered.

We talk about: • British etiquette and how structure creates confidence • Southern hospitality and teaching kids awareness of others • Why accountability isn’t unloving—it’s necessary • A powerful real-life story from Christmas Eve ...