In this engaging discussion, Harvard philosopher Michael J. Sandel shares insights on community, democracy, and why public moral discourse matters. His son, Adam Sandel, adds depth by discussing the fragility of institutions and how modern pressures lead to isolation. Music director Teddy Abrams illustrates how arts can mend civic divides, showcasing the Louisville Orchestra's innovative residency programs. Together, they explore rebuilding community ties and engaging in meaningful deliberation, emphasizing the importance of shared experiences for a healthier democracy.
