Stuart Heritage, a Guardian feature writer and author of "Bald: How I Slowly Learned Not to Hate Having No Hair," shares his candid journey through hair loss. He explores the emotional landscape of undergoing this natural aging process and the societal pressures attached to it. Heritage discusses the rise of hair transplants and reflects on his experience in Turkey, highlighting the community that forms around such transformations. With humor and sincerity, he critiques societal biases and the often-overlooked struggles faced by bald men.

Stuart Heritage, a Guardian feature writer and author of 'Bald,' dives deep into the complex emotions surrounding hair loss. He reflects on the stigma of baldness and how societal perceptions shape men's self-image and identity. The conversation also explores the surreal experience of hair transplants and the surprisingly affordable costs involved. Heritage and Rudi Zygadlo discuss the fight against the personal and cultural implications of losing hair, ultimately emphasizing the idea of embracing baldness in a changing world.