Liberal education has its roots in Ancient Greece, in educating students beyond pragmatics—to build human virtue. How does this translate into the 21st century, specifically Hong Kong society? What are the socio-political, cultural, and moral implications of different forms of education?

Inspired by her article, Irisa Kwok discusses with host Ewan Windebank, Anna Wong, and Tungsten Tang.

Join Ewan Windebank (host), Reese Wong, Leo Webb, and Daniel Chung's discussion on the nature of political apathy and youth political engagement.