Jule Müller

Jule Müller was born in Stadthagen in 2004 and grew up in a small village outside the town. As a child she dreamed of becoming a radio presenter, so after her Abitur she did a six-month internship at RADIO 21. Jule has been studying journalism at Hochschule Hannover since September 2024.

Work

Gen Z and work: is the ‘lazy generation’ just a stereotype?

Lazy, spoilt, demanding? Gen Z is fighting for its reputation – and it’s their work ethic above all that’s being called into question. Is there anything to the stereotypes?

Pieces of fruit lie in a row against a white background. Stuck-on moustaches, hats and hair give them human features. The fruit is meant as a pun: in German, ‘faul’ means both ‘rotten’ and ‘lazy’ – just like Generation Z, supposedly.

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Masculinity

Born to perform?

From engine to muscle, from horsepower to watts: a bike shop reveals how men relate to technology and status today – and whether anything has really changed.

Water

MS Norröna: by ferry across the North Atlantic to Iceland

From Denmark via the Faroe Islands to the far north: a passage through the rugged beauty of the sea.

A crew member stands in the interior of the MS Norröna, where several empty tables and chairs stand in front of large windows. The soft light of early evening creates a dreamy atmosphere.

Water

Mineral water marketing: how water turns into gold

With bold promises and designer bottles, companies turn a basic foodstuff into a luxury good. An investigation.

A bottle of Fiji Water submerged in water against a dark blue background

Work

800 euros less: a ZDF journalist on the gender pay gap

Her male colleagues earn considerably more – for the same work. What needs to happen so that equal treatment isn’t just theory?

Two hands tear a hole in a sheet of pink paper, revealing stacked coins behind it – a symbolic depiction of the gender pay gap and financial inequality.

On the margins

‘I can shop whenever I want’

Open around the clock, almost without staff: how a self-service shop makes village life more relaxed.

Silence

‘We want to give dying a place of the greatest possible security’

At Hospiz Luise in Hannover, carers accompany people on their final journey – and turn fear into a sense of safety.

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