"All That We Want" Certain Futures Episode Three

What happens when a European demographic research project asks a Berlin podcaster from the United States to explore their findings? Find out in Episode three of Certain Futures. Episode three takes host Daniel Stern from the playgrounds of Berlin to the parental policies of Finland, and a conversation with demographer/sociologist Anna Rotkirch , a leading researcher and policy advisor on the topic. Why are we having fewer children? A look at the policies, social cues, personal experiences, economic factors and cultural forces that influence our decisions to try and become parents. This limited-series podcast is produced by Radio Spaetkauf in collaboration with the FutuRes Project . The FutuRes Project brings demographers and economists together with policymakers to advance what we know and how we plan for Europe's ageing society. You can find all the FutuRes research and other resources for understanding ageing and resilience in Europe on their website: or also follow FutuRes on Linkedin . Thank you again to our guest in this episode: Anna Rotkirch: , and Population Research Institute (Väestöliitto)/ Research Links: "All That She Wants Is Another Baby (publication)" "Ten Steps Towards More Baby Friendly Policies…" More Work by Anna Additional References and links: Speed 2: Speed 2: Cruise Control on Wikipedia Certain Futures Music by: Partefacts ; Lani Bagley, Christa Belle Walley and Craig Schuftan Certain Futures Artwork by: Andy El Kanani Host and Producer of Certain Futures: Daniel Stern Additional Editing by ** Jeff Emtman** jeffemtman.com The FutuRes project is funded by the European Union (Grant Agreement # 101094741).

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This episode is 28:01 long.

This episode was published on Nov 7, 2025.

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