In this episode, we dive into a real and unfiltered conversation about racism and bias, drawing on personal experiences from both Slovakia and the UK. Together with our guest, we explore how the way we’re brought up shapes our prejudices - whether that’s towards Romanians, black people, or other groups - and why it can feel so hard to shake those biases completely. We talk about the importance of facing our own prejudices without shame. Having bias doesn’t make you a bad person - it’s often a natural result of upbringing - but what really matters is taking responsibility and actively working toward change. The chat covers everything from the impact of racist jokes and cultural stereotypes, to the everyday challenges immigrants and minorities face. We even touch on the tricky role comedians play when tackling sensitive topics, and how jokes told within a culture can land very differently compared to when outsiders tell them. At the heart of it all is empathy, self-reflection, and the power of honest dialogue. This conversation is supportive and thought-provoking, encouraging listeners to recognise their own biases and be part of creating a more understanding, inclusive society.