<p>Catherine considers Shakespeare’s famous line in the context of ending one’s life, the reasons why this is rarely acceptable, and a reframing of the question itself.  Recorded on August 31 in Victoria, Australia.</p>

Catherine considers Shakespeare’s famous line in the context of ending one’s life, the reasons why this is rarely acceptable, and a reframing of the question itself. Recorded on August 31 in Victoria, Australia.

<p>Catherine considers Shakespeare’s famous line in the context of ending one’s life, the reasons why this is rarely acceptable, and a reframing of the question itself.&nbsp; Recorded on August 31 in Victoria, Australia.</p>

“To Be or Not to Be?”

In the Deep with Catherine Ingram is a series of intimate conversations with cultural, artistic, and philosophical luminaries to explore matters of the heart in our precarious times.  In addition, check out the In the Deep mini-casts, which feature Catherine’s talks from her public events.  For more information about Catherine’s work or to make a tax-deductible donation in support of this podcast, please visit:  www.CatherineIngram.com.

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In the Deep with Catherine Ingram is a series of intimate conversations with cultural, artistic, and philosophical luminaries to explore matters of the heart in our precarious times. In addition, check out the In the Deep mini-casts, which feature Catherine’s talks from her public events. For more information about Catherine’s work or to make a tax-deductible donation in support of this podcast, please visit: www.CatherineIngram.com.

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