Behnam discusses various family members and relatives, focusing on their lives, challenges, and experiences as immigrants in different countries. He mentions relatives who moved to England, Germany, and New York, describing their occupations, struggles with language, cultural adaptation, and personal issues such as mental health and family conflicts. He shares anecdotes about relatives involved in different professions including medicine, carpet business, and taxi driving, as well as some who faced legal troubles or lived on housing benefits. Behnam reflects on the difficulties some relatives had integrating and the impact of their choices on family relationships. He also talks about his own limited contact with some relatives due to their problematic behavior and the complexities of family support and expectations.