The physical and spiritual aspects of human health are deeply interconnected. We spoke with Sirun Isoken Minas, a plastic surgeon of Armenian descent, born in Nigeria, about this topic, touching upon Biblical themes as well as family and national issues.

Life is a struggle. But how, how much, and for what should we fight?
We examine struggle in the context of the hierarchy of values. Who is our enemy and who is our friend?

• Moderator: Fr. Mesrop Aramyan 
• Guests: Marina Mkhitaryan, Arman Tatoyan

If the mission of education is to shape the human being, then what is our ideal model of a person? Are our educational system and teachers prepared for this mission? Is there a public demand for the formation of values through education? How can values be planted and nurtured? What examples of values-based education exist today—both in the world and in our country?

• Speakers: Serob Khachatryan, Manuk Hergnyan
• Moderator: Fr. Mesrop Aramian

Degrees of understanding the issue of self-knowledge from the ancient world up to today: can digital technologies reshape our identity?

• Moderator: Aram Pakhchanyan
• Guests: Narek Amirkhanyan, Samvel Martirosyan

Together with radio and TV host Gor Grigoryan—better known as Yegor Glumov—we take a look at many issues present in our country today, exploring their causes and consequences.

Beauty must be seen: noticed and appreciated. While aesthetics is a serious subject to explore. We spoke about this with an actress who knows and values poetry.