Looking Ahead: Mosaics from the Future | Mini Series Thanks To MOME and Radio Klasszik Part 2

In the four-part series to be launched 2 December, MOME staff members, doctoral candidates and students talk about the future and the challenges of the future on Klasszik Rádió. Airing Wednesdays between 8:00 and 9:00, the show will introduce listeners to topics such as the past, present and future of future research, the future of meals, the future of the human body, transhumanism and the future of social networks. The first episode is a conversation with Ágnes Bakk about future research, with the second episode a conversation with Éva Szabó about the future of eating.

About the series

The pandemic is humanity’s first shared global experience in a long time. In terms of its mediatised nature, it may even be the first. Not only are we seeing the lives of others, we are also living it, in this situation. We are already experiencing how it is transforming everything in our lives, at times with lightning speed. We feel as though the processes leading into the future are accelerating. For this very reason, we will try to take a conscious look at the question of what the future holds in the morning cultural show Classic Breakfast on Klasszik Rádió 92.1. For Foresight, we will solicit the help of scientific experts from a workshop producing a continuous line of top experts in their fields. The 10-minute discussions will air each Wednesday between 8:00 and 9:00, according to the following schedule.

Topics

2 December | The past, present and future of future research: Ágnes Bakk (MOME doctoral candidate, MOME IC)
9 December | The future of eating: Éva Szabó (Graphics MA)
16 December | The future of the human body; transhumanism Ákos, Schneider (MOME doctoral candidate, Institute for Theoretical Studies)
23 December | The future of social networks: Ágnes Bakk (MOME doctoral candidate, MOME IC)