In this episode, Claire and her fellow students from the Reason and Rationality program, along with special guest Joe Schmid, a philosophy PhD student at Princeton University, delve into the thought-provoking concept of the Experience Machine. They explore whether one would choose to live a perfect but artificial life, as proposed by philosopher Robert Nozick. The discussion navigates through themes of truth, reality, and the value of genuine human connections, offering diverse perspectives on the ethical implications of choosing illusion over reality.

Today, we are joined by Shubh Jain, A 2024 RISE Global Finalist, author, founder of AI firm Apka Nyay, and the youngest expert in the UN Women’s 30 for 2030 initiative to discuss how he uses AI for activism.

Join us as we interview UK public speaking competition JPSOC Grand Finalist and Regional Champion Nathaniel Todd and discuss the importance of public speaking, voicing your opinion, and how to conduct effective communication.

History is constantly being written and rewritten. We all know that histories are sometimes obscured and modified. This happens with current events too. What should we do in the face of this?

In this episode, we explore the definition of democracy and how young people are treating the topic today. Is democracy simply the act of voting, or does it entail much more than that?

For the first full episode of The Kids Table, we set the stage for global conflict. In the episode, we explore the two competing blocs, the West, with the US leading NATO and China, Russia, and the rest of the BRICS+ members. We also discuss who is caught between the crossfire, and by diving deeper into the Ukraine crisis and Turkey's bid for BRICS, contemplate how being in between these two powers can be good and bad at the same time.