Rebellisch gesund: Gelingendes Leben & Besseres Arbeiten by detoxRebels

Rebellisch gesund is a German interview show about the difficult art of staying well, clear, and socially responsible in a world that keeps accelerating. Its center of gravity is health, but not in the narrow sense of symptoms, food, or simple self-management. Jonas Höhn regularly moves the frame outward. A tired person is also a worker inside a demanding work culture. A stressed body is also shaped by relationships, childhood, time, nature, and social factors. A citizen overwhelmed by climate, headlines, and conflict is not simply failing to cope; that person is living inside systems that can make agency feel small. The show is careful with that tension. It asks what individuals can practice, while also asking what politics, business, medicine, media, and workplaces make harder than necessary. Conversations tend to breathe. Guests are allowed to build an argument, qualify it, and return to the human stakes. Maja Göpel speaks to sustainable economics, fairness, binding rules, and the limits of price signals alone. Ranga Yogeshwar turns digital distraction and news fatigue into questions about reality, making, boredom, and cultural perspective. Christian Schubert connects the immune system with psyche, relationships, social factors, and a broader view of medicine. Eva Asselmann gives overwhelm a practical vocabulary, from breath and priorities to self-efficacy and the balance between control and letting go. Daniel Schreiber brings love, forgiveness, democratic responsibility, and community back into a public mood often marked by hate or helplessness. Felicitas von Kyaw talks about learning culture, courage, skills, and how organizations can make development part of everyday work. The show is not breezy. It is warm, concerned, and often gently skeptical of simple answers. Its recurring strength is the way it translates big social ideas through ordinary pressures: tasks, smartphones, illness, work, food, learning, money, and the fatigue of trying to keep up. Rebellisch gesund suits listeners who want to understand why life can feel so heavy even amid comfort and possibility, and who prefer careful orientation over motivational shortcuts.