London Hughes, a British comedian and writer known for her Netflix special "To Catch a Dick," dives into the complexities of identity and self-worth. She humorously examines cultural quirks, the differences between British and American English, and the challenges of being a Black artist in the UK. The conversation touches on the impacts of trauma and representation in the industry, alongside personal anecdotes about celebrity rivalries and the influence of external validation. With a blend of laughter and reflection, Hughes offers fresh insights on navigating life's absurdities.

The podcast features Mahsa Amini's death anniversary, the current situation of women in Iran, and the impact of protests. It also discusses Dr Elsie Inglis and her work in Serbia during WWI. Additionally, there's a conversation about the knock and its effect on families of men arrested for sexual offenses. Comedian London Hughes talks about her memoir and experiences of racism.