Polina Aronson, CRC "Affective Societies" at Freie Universität Berlin
Mixed Feelings
„Mixed Feelings“ is a podcast from the Collaborative Research Centre „Affective Societies“ at Freie Universität Berlin. We explore how emotions and affects shape our social worlds — from everyday relationships to global politics. Feelings are rarely simple. Joy can come with sadness, hope with fear, love with anger. In „Mixed Feelings“, we dive into these emotional entanglements: why they arise, why they’re so hard to unravel, and what we can hold on to when we’re in the thick of them. Each episode brings together researchers from our centre and voices from outside academia — writers, artists,...
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Polina Aronson, CRC "Affective Societies" at Freie Universität Berlin
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20. Jan 2026
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Utopia for a Burning Planet? Faith, care, despair, in Times of Climate Crisis. 20.01.2026 54:52
MIXED FEELINGS. Episode 2. Feat.: Kristen Ghodsee, Dominik Mattes, Maren Wirth, Lioba Diez. Hosted by Polina Aronson. “Utopian thinking is important, not because it’s happy or optimistic or even hopeful, but because it creates the preconditions for change.” In the second episode of our Mixed Feelings podcast, we explore ecological despair and grief—and the role that utopian ... wei...
Love: Between Delusion and Kind Pessimism. 06.10.2025 54:06
MIXED FEELINGS: Episode 1. Feat.: Gesa Jessen and Ole Liebl. Hosted by Polina Aronson. And just like that, here we are again, with a brand new, English-language podcast! Welcome to „Mixed Feelings“, a podcast that digs into feelings that are exactly that: mixed. Because feelings are rarely simple. Joy can come with sadness, hope with ... weiterlesen
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