Changing values: what goes, what stays, what comes?
Respect, justice and freedom are among the core values of German society. These three principles embody the population's desire for harmonious, fair and self-determined coexistence.
Changing values: what goes, what stays, what comes?
In times of social change, the values that are important to us are also changing. While motivation is becoming less important, respect is becoming more and more important. Good behaviour and sustainability are also becoming less important in comparison. But what does this say about our society? In this episode, find out why respect is so important today, what changes in the value system are behind it and what developments we can expect in the future.
The courage to commit: Do we need more consistency?
Commitment is not a question of circumstances, but of will. In a world that is constantly changing, the courage to engage with others can become one of the most important skills in the coming years.
The courage to commit: Do we need more consistency?
Our world is becoming ever more flexible, faster and more digital. But in the midst of this change, many people long for stability - in friendships, in the family or in love. So is the courage to commit a future skill that we should promote more strongly? In this episode, find out not only why the younger generation in particular attaches so much importance to stable relationships, but also possible future scenarios for our society - depending on whether we pay more or less attention to stability.
Educational goals: What does the next generation need?
The next generation is facing new challenges - and educational goals are changing as a result. Instead of a sense of duty and a career, the focus today is on independence and responsibility. Parents want young people to learn to think for themselves and take care of their fellow human beings and the environment. But which qualities are really decisive for a successful future? In this episode, find out how values have changed over the generations and what the 'Big Five' are - the five core values that are important today in order to master the challenges ahead.
Educational goals: What does the next generation need?
What parents want to pass on to their children today has changed noticeably in recent years. While discipline and obedience used to play an important role, values such as responsibility, honesty, health and environmental awareness now take centre stage.
Interpersonal worries: Was everything better in the past?
The world is changing - and so are our worries. While many fears in interpersonal interactions have decreased over the last 25 years, there is an exciting generation gap: Young people under 35 are more relaxed about many challenges than the 55+ generation. Why is this the case?
Interpersonal worries: Was everything better in the past?
The world is changing - and so are our worries. While many fears in interpersonal interactions have decreased over the last 25 years, there is an exciting generation gap: Young people under 35 are more relaxed about many challenges than the 55+ generation. Why is this the case? In this episode, find out not only why we live more carefree lives today and what social developments await us in the future, but also what this change says about our society and human interaction.
The future of travel: where is the journey really going?
Travelling is more than just relaxation or adventure - it also raises questions. Should we be ashamed of flying? What solutions are there to combat overtourism, and should popular places perhaps even be closed? Accommodation is also changing: does Airbnb still have a future, or are we facing a change in the way we travel? In this episode, find out not only what challenges and changes await the travel industry, but also what new perspectives could shape travelling in the future.
The future of travel: where is the journey really going?
Travelling will remain a central part of many people's lives in the future. At the same time, however, there is a growing awareness of the challenges facing tourism, such as flight shaming, the boom in private accommodation and the problem of overtourism.
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