In this episode of Fabian’s Zeitgeist, we confront one of the most intimate and controversial questions of our time: Should we have the right to choose when to die—and if so, who truly makes that choice?

Through personal stories, historical context, and global perspectives; from ancient philosophy to modern legislation, from religious doctrine to farewell parties, this episode dives deep into the emotional terrain where autonomy meets societal pressure.

With raw honesty and philosophical nuance, Fabian shares his own reflections shaped by family experience, cultural myths, and haunting real-life cases.

Is euthanasia a compassionate release—or a quiet coercion masked as dignity?

This is not just a debate—it’s a meditation on life, death, and the fragile space in between.

Trigger Warning: This episode discusses themes of death, illness, and suicide. Listener discretion is advised.

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