Schumacher trifft …Teresa Bücker

SCHUMACHER MEETS ... TERESA BÜCKER
A search for lost time - and why it's political

What drives these people, what is their hidden talent - and why are they so good? Whether from literature, film or science: author Claudia Schumacher, whose debut novel "Liebe ist gewaltig" was named "Book of the Year" at the 2022 Hamburg Literary Awards, meets exciting greats of the cultural scene and ventures a personal overall view in conversation with them. It's about work, life, world events.

Teresa Bücker, one of the country's most eloquent publicists, is a guest. She helped to bring feminism to the Internet and to give it new impetus there. In talk shows, on the web and in her columns, she takes a stand on the changes in our working world, sexual self-determination or family policy. In her nonfiction book "Alle_Zeit" (Ullstein; nominated for the German Nonfiction Book Prize 2023), she addresses the core resource of our lives: time. Why is it never enough? Who gets paid for their time, who doesn't? As private as our struggle against the clock may seem, Bücker shows that it is structural in nature and raises political questions of power, freedom, and justice. Bold and well-founded, she sketches the vision of a new time culture in which the important finds space again.

A native of Sauerland, she advised the SPD as a digital strategist and was editor-in-chief of the feminist online magazine "Edition F." She writes the column "Freie Radikale" for the "Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin" and her own newsletter "Zwischenzeit_en."

Photo (Bücker) Paula Winkler