97 episodes
Young and Foolish George Wang, Lorenzo Sierra, Raymond Xiao
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- Society & Culture
George Wang, Lorenzo Sierra, and Raymond Xiao started the young and foolish podcast in 2021 with the aim to inspire people to engage in candid long-form dialogues that deepen their understanding of themselves, others, and the modern world. We believe that critical thinking, open discussions, and interpersonal connections are essential in the process of solving both personal and societal problems.
Born in 2000, we are a few young and foolish guys who are trying to make sense of this complicated world. Each week, we discuss relevant and interesting topics on life, society, and philosophy.
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97 - Summer's gone and we're back
Accidentally took a summer break lol. We're back! Check out what we've been up to and what's coming up.
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96 - Catching up (2 year anniversary)
The young and foolish podcast is back. We catch up on what's been happening in our lives. Can't believe we've been doing this for 2 years. lol
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95 - Garbage time
The young and foolish podcast talk about the concept of garbage time this week. The guys go over ways to find value during garbage time and also tips to minimize it in the first place. They end the episode with some exciting highlights of the week.
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94 - Nobody deserves anything
The young and foolish podcast talk about the concept of "deserve" this week. George brings up how he doesn't believe in this concept because it doesn't make sense and it's not beneficial.
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93 - Antinatalism and the declining birth rate
This week on the young and foolish podcast, the guys are reunited for the first time in a while. They talk about the declining birth rates and discuss the philosophy of antinatalism.
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92 - Just do it. Impossible is nothing.
The young and foolish podcast talk about the importance of just doing it. They go over various aspects of this concept. George brings up the benefits of just getting started on something. They talk about the value and practicality of finishing tasks without getting caught up with expectations and ideas about perfection. George goes into how to use soft and hard internal deadlines to stay on top of things. Similarly, he talks about incorporating a bare minimum to-do list and a most ideal to-do list. The guys revisit the idea of raising the floor/establishing a strong base level.