With special guest, Yanis Varoufakis, world-famous economist and author of the science fiction novel "Another Now" (Penguin), we travel not into the future, but into a parallel dimension.

What new politics, culture, and art can be conceived when the law of physics as we know them get completely subverted?

How will we work, live, love, shape schools, and governmental structures in 2040?

Europarama in times of coronavirus.

How the last King of the Belgians becomes the first Emperor of Europe.

A Europarama' special to mark the Science Fiction Economics Lab. Join Cory Doctorow and top economists on 11 November to imagine new economic systems!

In this last episode of the season, we look back at the experiment of the first season of Europarama and reflect on science fiction as a method to explore Europe's futures with Cory Doctorow, Srećko Horvat, Laura Horn, Ian Manners, Niels Daalgard, Marije Martens, Mick ter Reehorst.

In this episode, Europe goes up in the sky, 50 years after we walked on the Moon.

What would happen if you put The West Wing in a particle accelerator with Snow Crash?

When science fiction blurs into our daily news: a Europe where trolling factories hamper democracy.

How a future Europe would look like if mobile phones would be out of fashion, people will prefer to ride horses, play theatre in the street, and robots will work for all of us?

What would happen if Europe’s past diverged and noble families would run space stations in 2068? In this episode,​ Giuseppe Porcaro dives into a deep uchronia with two Czech writers, Julie Novakova and Vilma Kadlečková.

It's almost summer time! And in this episode Sabrina Calvo and Giuseppe Porcaro speak about proto-cyberpunk, celebrate the death of dystopia and proclaim a future Europe that looks like a colorful rhizome flower.