In this episode, I chat with Mr Mauro Biosse (Inst @maurobiosse) from Mozambique. We talk about 'stuck-up people' who live among us. But first, we interrogate the conceptualisation of the phrase. Secondly, we make a self-reflection on where we went wrong in the past about the phrase and lastly, we close by helping the audience make self-reflections on whether they are stuck-up or not, and if necessary, help them to do away with it.  Mauro is a third-year student pursuing his degree in Electrical Engineering at the University of Newcastle in Australia. He is a police ambassador and the founder and chairperson of an undergraduate student club called the African Student Networking Community (ASNC) within the university. Mauro recently joined the student leadership of the Centre for African Research Engagement and Partnership (known as CARE-P). His views in this episode are not a reflection nor the voice of the University of Newcastle, CARE-P or the ASNC.