This collective writing piece takes its points of departure from the chronotope - a spatio-temporal matrix that constitutes current cultural experiences, which are subjected to dialogic philosophical analysis. Doing so renders unconscious or abstract elements as 'profoundly spatial and concrete' (Bakhtin, 1981, p. 208, emphasis in original), thereby unlocking the potential of time, space, and axiology to manifest a specific feeling for the future. By orienting to certain chronotopes of the times as a methodological rendering of educational becomings, every piece in this collective writing foregrounds dialogic understandings of contemporary events-of-being across space and 'great time' (Shepherd, 2006). The commentaries in this article explicitly contemplate the following chronotopes of current times: nakedness; confession; apology; decrowning; (im)mobility and (un)muting; post-digital and succession.