Why did Hamlet ask, "To be or not to be?" My podcast discussion.

Donald H. Marks, physician scientist and third generation veteran March 14, 2026



In the Soliloquy or internal monologue from Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Hamlet shares his inner feelings thoughts and plans for the future after his father's foul and most unnatural murder. But why was he really asking this question? My Explainer with context added, all in the form of a podcast Hamlet podcast
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