TOMORROW THINKING

with Johann Alexis.

TOMORROW THINKING

A dialogue podcast with inspiring entrepreneurs, creative thinkers, and leading scientists from around the world – people who are shaping our future in business, politics, culture, and civil society. In a relaxed atmosphere, artist Johann Alexis engages his guests in conversations about their visions, heartfelt concerns, and defining challenges as changemakers. Each episode interweaves biographical insights, entrepreneurial achievements, and social perspectives with a personal reflection on life. At the start of each episode, discussion begins with Johann Alexis’ artistic statement “truth is capital.”

TOMORROW THINKING – ABOUT JOHANN ALEXIS 

Johann Alexis von Haehling is an independent curator and multidisciplinary artist. His artistic practice includes painting, installation, video, and sculpture – alongside this podcast format, which he develops as social sculpture in context of his fellowship at Baden-Badener Unternehmergespräche (BBUG). Johann Alexis exhibits internationally and also teaches at university level in the field of entrepreneurship. He lives and works between a historic farmhouse in Alsace, France, and Berlin, Germany.

TOMORROW THINKING – THE PODCAST

Through the interplay of artwork, dialogue, and context, Johann Alexis creates spaces in which society is not simply explained, but experienced, questioned, and reimagined. Tomorrow Thinking is aimed at anyone interested in the intersections of economy, politics, society, art, and culture. Episodes run from 30 minutes to open end and are released on a weekly rhythm starting in October 2025. They are available on platforms such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. Recordings take place at Palais Biron/ Schweizer Haus in Baden-Baden, Germany and partly on site with the podcast guests, within the framework of Johann’ s BBUG Fellowship.

A dialogue podcast with inspiring entrepreneurs, creative thinkers, and leading scientists from around the world – people who are shaping our future in business, politics, culture, and civil society.