Human, All Too Human Chris Liu

What does it mean to be "Good" or "Evil"? This episode explores the difficulty of reconciling the complexity of the human condition with supposedly universal absolutes like Good & Evil. The ubiquity of these ideas in our lives often belies the more nuanced implications of applying a formulaic supposition as a guidance for our actions.
With refences to Camus, Nietzsche, Sartre, and other prominent philosophers & existentialists, our discussion centers around our personal frameworks for making these determinations - and if they are even valid to begin with.

Over half a year since Season 1's premiere, we explore how the unexpected ubiquity of Absurdity may present overarching senses of angst and futility while laying the path for a tortuous, yet inevitably fulfilling path of life.

Our Shared Stories segment; exploring when it means to be spiritual and the personal journey of Baháʼís

Science, Religion, and Philosophy - is there room for all 3? A further exploration of human existence, morality, and meaning.

This episode we explore what compels humans to lie and the different lies we may tell ourselves to deal with the struggles of life

Why are our most primal instincts centered around the search for meaning, and how does this give rise to the existential crisis?