In the first ever episode of the young and foolish podcast, George, Lorenzo, and Raymond discuss their attitudes on taking on challenges and dealing with failure. They talk about their personal experiences and reflect on the lessons they learned along the way regarding challenges.

1 - Taking On Challenges

On this week's episode of the Young and Foolish Podcast, George, Lorenzo, and Raymond discuss what they think are the biggest problems in Canada. They cover themes like complacency and national identity, specifically diving deep into issues such as student loans, healthcare, education system, and population. The guys end the episode with interesting stories from interacting with strangers on public transit in Vancouver.

2 - Biggest Problems In Canada

Another week, another episode! George, Lorenzo, and Raymond discuss what it means to want and to need. They expand onto different thought processes behind decision making. George Wang shares his personal and unusual interpretation of what it means to want, highlighting the differences between surface-level and profound desires. He then relates it to decision making, being intentional, and understanding oneself. They finish this week's topic by discussing the social pressures and influences that often affect how people make decisions and how they think about what they want. Finally, they go over the highlights of their lives in the last couple weeks. (You'll want to hear what Raymond has been up to!)

3 - What Does It Mean To Want Something (Decision Making)

This week, George Wang, Lorenzo Sierra, and Raymond Xiao talk about moral dilemmas on the young and foolish podcast. Listen to find out what they would do, and what they think is okay in scenarios such as the trolley problem, midnight death, and office theft. They also discuss the unknown information and important factors that could alter the decision making in each scenario, especially in regards to whether to save the daughter or the niece caught in a strong current. Looking at real life scenarios, they examine stories dealing with children that have severe medical conditions. Then, on a tangent, the guys talk about the ethics of cloning for the purpose of organ transplants like the in film, "The Island."  Once again, they end the show with a "highlights of the week" segment.