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Best Sternstunde Philosophie Episodes

BySchweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF)
100 episodes

Vertiefende Gespräche mit herausragenden Persönlichkeiten aus Kultur, Wissenschaft und Politik. Die Sternstunde Philosophie vermittelt lebensnahe Denkanstösse zu zentralen Fragen unserer Zeit.

#1

Die Macht der Gefühle – von Angst bis Zorn

This episode dives into the powerful role emotions play in our lives and world events, discussing how fear, anger, and hatred can drive societal change. Philosopher Dominik Perler offers profound insights into handling our emotions in today’s complex landscape, making it a must-listen for those seeking understanding of current societal issues.

2025-05-31•1h 0m
#2

Paul Lynch – Schreiben in finsteren Zeiten

Award-winning author Paul Lynch discusses his Booker Prize-winning novel, exploring themes of empathy and the impact of storytelling in times of tyranny and abuse. This episode highlights the power of literature in reflecting and shaping human experiences, making it particularly engaging for new listeners interested in the intersection of art and social issues.

2025-05-24•57m
#3

Der ESC – über Politik, Queerness und die Zukunft Europas

Cultural journalist Jens Balzer examines the Eurovision Song Contest as a cultural phenomenon that reflects contemporary political and social issues. This episode is not only entertaining but also thought-provoking, making it an excellent entry point for listeners curious about culture, identity, and politics.

2025-05-10•1h 0m

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#4

Mannsein heute – Zwischen Stärke und toxischer Männlichkeit

This episode tackles the complex topic of masculinity in modern society, addressing the challenges and perceptions of men today. It’s a vital discussion for anyone interested in gender dynamics and social change, offering insights that resonate across various audiences.

2025-05-03•1h 0m
#5

Vom Lieben und Leben nach dem Missbrauch

Psychologist Helene Bracht discusses trauma and recovery in the aftermath of abuse, providing a sensitive and insightful perspective on healing. This episode is essential for understanding the psychological impact of violence and the complexities of moving forward, appealing to a wide range of listeners.

2025-04-26•1h 1m
#6

Europa rüstet auf – Kommt so der Frieden?

In a world where militarization is increasingly discussed, this episode questions whether weapons can truly guarantee peace. The conversation with Katja Gentinetta and Olaf Müller challenges listeners to reflect on current global tensions and the philosophy behind defense and peace, making it highly relevant.

2025-04-19•57m
#7

Von Ostasien lernen – Neue Perspektiven für westliches Denken

Philosopher Julian Baggini explores Eastern philosophies and their potential to enrich Western thought. This episode encourages open-mindedness and cultural exchange, making it a fascinating listen for anyone interested in philosophy and global perspectives.

2025-04-17•1h 0m
#8

Migration und ihre Schattenseiten – Wo bleibt die Gerechtigkeit?

This episode addresses the contentious topic of migration and the injustices tied to asylum policies through a critical dialogue between political figures. It’s particularly engaging for listeners looking to understand the socio-political landscape surrounding migration today.

2025-04-12•1h 1m
#9

Douglas Rushkoff – Das Mindset der Tech-Milliardäre

Douglas Rushkoff discusses the evolution of the internet and its transformation under tech billionaires, providing a critical perspective on digital democracy. This episode is captivating for tech enthusiasts and those interested in media's role in society.

2025-03-22•59m
#10

Juli Zeh, woran krankt die Demokratie?

Bestselling author Juli Zeh shares her views on the state of democracy in Europe, touching on pressing issues such as war and populism. Her candid insights are both enlightening and engaging, making this episode a relevant choice for those concerned about democratic values.

2025-03-08•58m