The pandemic has further deepened social divisions. How can we create a future of solidarity in which no one has to live in precarious conditions? Together with dramaturge and artist Eleonora Herder and this episode's co-host, Maria Sitte, we discuss her label "andpartnersincrime," the role of theater in the public sphere, interventions in managed urban space, and new forms of resistant collaboration. How can we negotiate our social coexistence differently? How can gaps in our social networks be closed through care and solidarity? And how does art operate in this field if it doesn't want to become social work but instead maintains a potential for resistance? And what does all this have to do with cooking and delicious food? Eleonora Herder studied theater directing in Barcelona and Krakow and completed her master's degree at the Institute for Applied Theater Studies in Giessen. She operates under the label "andpartnersincrime." This is one of the six founding initiatives of ada_kantine, a solidarity canteen in the former Academy of Labor. Maria Sitte is a research associate at the HfG Offenbach and part of the curatorial team of the exhibition "From Today's Perspective." Presented by Felix Kosok