We tried to interpret, through the perspective of a young producer, several events happening around us. We spoke with Aram Melikyan about responsibility toward family, the Church, and society.

Indifference is one of the most characteristic phenomena of the moral mess of the modern world. Armenia is not only affected by these global value crises but also has its own causes that feed indifference—the Artsakh war, loss of homeland, victims, and captives. What are the deep-rooted causes of Armenian indifference, and how can they be overcome? These questions are at the center of the discussion.

• Speakers: Ralph Yirikian and Artur Alaverdyan
• Moderator: Fr. Mesrop Aramian

We talked with the venerable primate of the Gugark Diocese about doctrinal, social, and historical perceptions and misconceptions about the Church.

Culture as a living environment or system of thought, work, good, and ideals. The cognitive and moral axioms of culture, and the paradigms derived from them. The role of culture versus the crisis of meaning and purpose. The society of the lonely and the disconnected.  Culture in the age of artificial intelligence. How the emerging culture solves the problem of the accessibility of the truth and moral ideals.

Speakers:  Edgar Baghdasaryan, Aram Mehrabyan
Host: Fr. Mesrop Aramian

We often begin to appreciate the talent of our young people when we see it reflected in the admiration of foreigners. Gyumri-born Masha Mnjoyan has achieved remarkable success in Australia, far from her homeland. Yet, Armenian identity and national heritage remain the most important values for her. Enjoy watching.

National dignity as the basis and strength of identity. How to stand up and rally. State as a moral responsibility. What do we expect from the state if we have exempted ourselves from the responsibility of an owner? Our unresolved problems and unreasonable expectations. Why do we run away from reality and from facing the truth?

• Speakers: Arthur Mkrtchyan, Vahram Ter-Matevosyan
• Moderator: Fr. Mesrop Aramian