Thoughts, responsibility and peace
Helmut Reinhardt talks with Lars Mährholz about turning the wish for peace into a more peaceful everyday life.
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The first ten videos from the shared playlist, in their original order. Each can be watched here and has its own page with an overview and chapters.
Helmut Reinhardt talks with Lars Mährholz about turning the wish for peace into a more peaceful everyday life.
Overview & chaptersIn this talk, Lars Mährholz describes his move from organising large peace demonstrations towards questions of thought, responsibility and inner peace.
Overview & chaptersBorris Brandt hosts Stefan Magnet, Lars Mährholz, Gerhard Wisnewski and Frank Höfer for a discussion about cooperation across a diverse media landscape.
Overview & chaptersIn this short interview at a Berlin event for children’s rights, Lars Mährholz looks back on his engagement since the peace vigils of 2014.
Overview & chaptersAt the NuoViso summer festival, Lars Mährholz discusses several stages of his life.
Overview & chaptersAt the 2025 NuoViso summer festival, Lars Mährholz, Wojna and the hosts revisit the peace vigils of 2014.
Overview & chaptersAt the 2025 NuoViso summer festival, Lars Mährholz, Michael Ballweg and Marcus Fuchs discuss the purpose and limits of demonstrations.
Overview & chaptersIn this SHIFT Summit 2025 interview, Lars Mährholz traces his path from entrepreneur and skydiver to the initiator of the peace vigils and later to Realitätsdesign and public speaking.
Overview & chaptersIn conversation with Helmut Reinhardt, Lars Mährholz recalls the beginnings of the Berlin peace vigils in 2014.
Overview & chaptersIn conversation with Julia Szarvasy, Lars Mährholz recalls becoming the initiator of the 2014 peace vigils.
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Original playlistThe recordings contain personal viewpoints and contributions by different speakers. Descriptions provide context. All conversations are in German; the English website offers translated summaries and chapters.
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