Patti Basler, a prominent Swiss cabaret artist and satirist, discusses her complex relationship with religion, humor, and social issues. She identifies as a convinced atheist Catholic, drawing inspiration from her upbringing in the Catholic Church. In her performance, she critiques the church while acknowledging its role in society. Basler shares insights on the importance of humor as a coping mechanism and expresses concern over the church’s hierarchical structures. She also provides her predictions for the future political landscape, cautioning against the influence of business in politics.