# Hartmut Rosa

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The Emotional Unreality of Modern Life  (Part 1)

Modern life can feel emotionally unreal because experience is increasingly interpreted, documented and managed before it has time to consolidate into lived feeling. The problem is not false emotion, but emotionally incomplete experience. This episode of The Deeper Thinking Podcast uses AI-generate…

Permanent Readiness: A Life Standing Beside Itself(Part 2)

Contemporary exhaustion can begin before anything happens, as anticipation recruits the body into preparing for futures that may never arrive. A glowing phone, an unopened calendar or an unsent message can reorganise the nervous system before conscious thought has caught up. This episode of The De…

Amen Means I Trust You

The guilt most Christians carry about their prayer life, that it isn't deep enough, consistent enough, disciplined enough, may say less about them than about the world they're living in. In this episode, Dwight Zscheile talks with the Rev. Dr. Wesley Ellis, pastor of First Congregational Church in …

Some of the most valuable things are hidden in plain sight - Thann Bennett | When we are not content to be like God - Chris Martin

Thann Bennett of The Equipped Newsletter and radio show shares about his Uncle Tom and his amazing ability to hide, and how many times the most important things in our lives are in plain sight. He also talks about his dreams as a kid to be Chicago Cub and then their broadcast announcer. What are th…

The Exhausted Soul and a World Gone Mute: The Economy That Ate Your Soul and Wants to Blame You

Okay, so you know that bone-deep exhaustion you feel? That sense that no matter how hard you run, you're still falling behind? What if I told you that's not a personal failure—it's a structural trap? German sociologist Hartmut Rosa has been asking why modern life feels like a whirlpool we can't esc…

A conversation with Hartmut Rosa and Lotte Harbo

Welcome to an unique exploratory dialogue about the research project: THE INTUITIVE ENCOUNTER. The podcast is an open conversation between the renowned Professor Hartmut Rosa frome the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena and Assistant Professor Lotte Harbo form Forskningscenter for pædagogik og d…

A conversation with Hartmut Rosa and Alexander Bruggisser

This podcast episode is an unique and exploratory dialogue about the research project: THE INTUITIVE ENCOUNTER. The podcast is an open conversation between the renowned Professor Hartmut Rosa from the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena and Alexander Bruggisser, PhD fellow at Roskilde University …

A conversation with Hartmut Rosa and Jacob Dahl Rendtorff

 Welcome to an unique exploratory dialogue about the research project: THE INTUITIVE ENCOUNTER. The podcast is an open conversation between the renowned Professor Hartmut Rosa from the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena and Jacob Dahl Rendtorff, Professor of Philosophy at Roskilde University, De…

Acceleration, Resonance, and a Rule of Life — Steven Lawson and Manuel Andreas Dürr

We live in a culture obsessed with productivity, efficiency, speed, and success. But after all the triumph of technological advance, it may still be that the defining condition of our time is not merely acceleration but alienation, marked particularly by the absence of what acceleration destroys: r…

This is Already Too Fast for You

In this video, we dive headfirst into the mind-bending world of Social Acceleration, a groundbreaking theory from German sociologist Hartmut Rosa. We explore why, despite every new technological advancement promising to save time, we feel like life is speeding up uncontrollably. With bold examples …