The topic of cultural competence is directly relevant to the podcast episodes provided, as they all discuss the importance of culturally competent care and the challenges faced by marginalized communities in accessing such care.

In the first episode, Take charge of your gyno visit, the importance of finding a culturally competent gynecologist who understands and respects the listener's background and needs is highlighted as a key theme.

Similarly, the third episode, S15 Ep2: Episode 2: Johnson & Johnson Centre for Health Worker Innovation presents 'The Point of Care Around the World' in association with The Conduit, emphasizes the crucial role of community health workers in addressing health inequities faced by communities of color and the importance of culturally competent care and integrating indigenous practices.

The second episode, 567. Do the Police Have a Management Problem?, while not directly addressing cultural competence in healthcare, discusses the importance of fostering cultural competence and avoiding assumptions about different communities as a key focus area for police leadership training, which can be seen as a parallel issue.