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Tha Ruairidh Alastair air ais le tuilleadh cheistean mu chùisean a tha a’ toirt buaidh air beatha dhaoine òga, agus tha e a’ sireadh fhreagairtean le bhith a' còmhradh ri eòlaichean, ag èisteachd ri buill ar pannail agus a’ rannsachadh tron fhòn-làimhe aige is a thoinisg fhèin. Sa phrògram seo tha e a’ faighneachd 'A' bheil mise ri gràin-chinnidh?'.

Tha e a’tadhal air carthannas a tha ag obair gus cuir as do lethbhreith chinneadail, ach an tuig e dè th’ann an gnìomh le gràin-chinnidh. Bheil diofar eadar rud a rinneadh a dh’aona ghnothaich - agus gnìomh gun smaointinn? Tha oileanach a Singapore le beachd air gràin-chinnidh ann an Alba, agus tha eòlaiche acaideamaigeach ag ràdh gu bheil làn àm againn gabhail ris a'ghràin-chinnidh a bh’ann - agus a th'ann.

Ruairidh Alastair is back with more questions about issues that affect the lives of young people, and is seeking answers by talking with experts, listening to our panellists and researching using his mobile phone and his wits.

In this episode, he asks 'am I racist?' He visits a charity working to eliminate racial discrimination in order to help him understand what constitutes a racist act. Does it matter if it is deliberate or unintentional? An overseas student from Singapore gives him their take on racism in Scotland. He hears from an academic who wants us to face up to our racist past and present.