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Hosted by Audrey Hua · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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SQRL seeks to masticate on the simplest - yet hardest - questions that we, as humans, have faced for the past 300,000 years. Join a high-schooler as she subjects her friends (students, judges, professors, teachers and mentors included) to some questions regarding life, from music taste as an innate or learned phenomenon to whether true altruism exists.DISCLAIMER: The views expressed are personal opinions only and do not constitute professional advice. This is a student-run project created for open discussion and reflection.
Audrey Hua hosts Some Questions Regarding Life (SQRL), a society show with 24 episodes published.
I’m back with Daniel Hulse, who reflects on life and love with the same depth he brings to guiding students. In this second part of our conversation, we zoom out: are humans truly unique, or just another animal with fanc
I’m joined by Daniel Hulse, who until recently was Associate Director of College Counseling at Mercersburg Academy. Beyond guiding students, Mr. Hulse has spent years reflecting on what love, compromise, and authenticity
In part 2 of my conversation with Paul Galey, we shift from imagination to choice. If AI can think, adapt, and maybe even imagine, what’s left that makes us human? Episode in a 🌰: We dive into Viktor Frankl’s idea that
I meet with Paul Galey -- teacher, former school minister, and creator of Mercersburg Academy’s Nature and Meaning course -- during the summertime, the best time to talk philosophy. Episode in a 🌰: We focus on a magical
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I’m joined by Judge Shawn Meyers, President Judge of Pennsylvania’s 39th Judicial District. Beyond the courtroom, Judge Meyers is a thoughtful mentor whose perspective bridges law, philosophy, and lived experience. Episo
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I'm with Ari Goldman, professor emeritus of journalism at Columbia University and former New York Times reporter. He has spent decades teaching and writing about the intersection of storytelling, faith, and empathy. Epis
Part two of my conversation with Mike Conklin turns to education, art, and community. The common thread is the value of process. Episode in a 🌰: We discuss grades, art, social media, and Saturday Night Live, asking whet
In this first half of my conversation with Mike Conklin, we drift into fields related to the central question such as consciousness and AI. Episode in a 🌰: We start by diving into the reason behind asking the question,
Welcome back to SQRL season 2! Today I'm with longtime Mercersburg teacher David Bell to look at the central question of season 2: What makes a human, human? Episode in a 🌰: From empathy and altruism to Kant, Peter Sing
Before diving into Season 2 of SQRL, join me for a cinematic recap of the questions that made up Season 1. From debating grades and success to wrestling with pain, privilege, God, authenticity, and music, each highlight
It's a cozy Monday night with Mr. Frank Betkowski and most of the crew: Lilly Killinger, Jessica Dang, Annie Mohr, and Cole Piraino. Let's see if we can make music philosophical. Episode 9 in a 🌰: How can two people who
I'm back with Elie Shimaoka to explore mysterious aspects of life. Episode 8B in a 🌰: Human's capacity to be objective, the experience of joy vs. the feeling of joy, and the divine nature of nature: we talk a little mor
I talk with my best friend Elie Shimaoka on why it's so hard to be yourself, especially around other people. Episode 8A in a 🌰: First impressions. Self-conscious thoughts. What is it like to be authentic? Elie and I ope
We're back in the Socratic forum with your familiar crew. I'm with Annie Mohr, Lilly Killinger, Yule Kwon, Cole Piraino, Jessica Dang and joined by Ryan Du Plessis and Arnav Rao. We talk burnout and competition, and the
In this quiet episode, I ponder with An Yan on whether humans are inherently greedy, transitioning to progress in life. Episode in a 🌰: From genetically modified bananas to monkey economics, from gender inequality to th
In part two of this outdoor conversation, me and the same curious crew look at morals, beliefs, and God. Episode in a 🌰: Do we all have the same morals? What’s the difference between a belief and a value? Why do bad thi
We're in the first part of "In the Company of Birds and Doubt," a precious two-part discussion outdoors. I'm joined by the crew Annie Mohr, Cole Piraino, Lilly Killinger, Yule Kwon, plus one new member, Jessica Dang, to
I chat with my friend and 1W buddy Janie Miller to ask the question that plagues highschool students: is the straight-A, resume-builder grind really worth it if you’re miserable along the way? Episode in a 🌰: We start w
The deepening conversation closes with new members Katie Lee, Asami Puff, Kyle Hwang, and joining us at the end - Imangali Zhakan and Mr. Kerr (resident philosophy teacher). As before, I'm with the old crew: Annie, Yule,
The movie room turns into a Socratic forum. I am again with Yule Kwon, Annie Mohr, Lilly Killinger, and Cole Piraino, focused on the central question: Are we morally responsible for the underprivileged? Episode in a 🌰:
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Some Questions Regarding Life (SQRL) is hosted by Audrey Hua. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 24 episodes.
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