In this episode, the trio concludes the topic by talking about whether marriage matters and the so-called "red flags" in relationships.

In this episode, the trio welcomes a special guest, Janice, to continue their conversation. They talk about the functions of family and marriage, their opinions on how having children is linked to marriage by design, their stance on building a family, the gender pay gap and the second shift, the power imbalance in households with one income, and irrational conversations often seen on social media. Additionally, the recent controversy regarding the introduction of caning as a method of criminal punishment is raised.

In this episode, the trio begins the new topic by talking about gender equality, abortion, and surrogacy.

In this episode, the trio wraps up the conversation by talking about what has changed and what they miss about the past.

In this episode, the trio continues the discussion by talking about regrets and whether parents' regrets can be taught to children effectively.

In this episode, the trio begins the new topic by talking about one thing they each learned in life so far and what they each think humanity has learned so far.

In this episode, the trio wraps up the conversation about the future of humanity by discussing the implications of artificial intelligence.

In this episode, the trio continues the discussion by talking about crashing fertility rates and the potential reasons and implications behind this global phenomenon.

In this episode, the trio begins the new topic by talking about what they would tell their younger selves and what advice they would give to the children of today. They also talk about heroism and whether kids should be exposed to such an ideal.

In this episode, the trio wraps up the conversation about what is worth pursuing by revisiting the STEM vs. Arts debate in the context of AI mania and the regressive anti-human mindset of environmental activism that leads to people being chased by instead of being pushed by technological advancements.