في هذه الحلقة نسلط الضوء على علاقة الشباب المغربي بالموروث الثقافي، بين من يعتبره مصدر إلهام ومن يراه عبئاً يعيق التعبير الحر عن الذات. نناقش مدى قدرة الثقافة السائدة على مواكبة تطلعات الأجيال الجديدة، في ظل اتساع الفجوة بين المؤسسات التقليدية ووسائط التعبير الحديثة التي باتت تتيح فضاءات بديلة أكثر تحرراً. كما نتوقف عند الطموحات الثقافية للشباب واختلافها عن تصورات الأجيال السابقة، ونتساءل عن دور الدولة والمجتمع في بلورة سياسات ثقافية تستجيب لهذه التحولات دون التفريط في الهوية.
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