Judith von Hiller sings the classic German folk song "Die Gedanken sind frei" ("Thoughts are free").

In the piano ballade "Wer wir geworden sind" (Who We’ve Become), Lotte and singer-songwriter Joris present a wistful duet about the darkness and self-questioning that follows a breakup.

With the designer label Herr von Eden, a gentleman is provided with everything he needs. Jonathan Johnson, the resident jeweler, tells all.

Jewelry designer Jonathan Johnson takes you through the Berlin district Kreuzberg and talks about the art scene of the German capital.

Join Jonathan Johnson on his tour through East Berlin. He shows us, among other things, the remnants of the notorious Berlin Wall.

Let's join Jonathan Johnson for another stroll through Berlin-Kreuzberg and find out where he likes to go to have a tasty bite to eat in the city where the doner kebab was invented!

Caruso has an idea: Maybe singing will help against the hiccups. The three friends are happy to give it a try.

The pop song "Kreise" ("Circles") from Johannes Oerding is about relationships that may take time, but are ultimately meant to be and therefore worth the wait.

For “Muppet Show” and “Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood” fans alike, this funny video from the Augsburger Puppenkiste features some hilarious puppetry and a good song to boot. Don’t be put off by a couple of words in Southern German dialect — Yabla makes it easy to learn! Viel Spaß!

In this catchy pop song, Hanover indie band JEREMIAS presents “Paris” more as a state of mind than an actual physical location.

Jenny introduces various German beverages. Cheers!

Jenny from Yabla Germany interviews pro handballer Alena Jödicke, who talks about her career and reveals that handball is certainly not for the faint of heart.

Jenny interviews handball pro Alena again, and this time she is curious about Alena’s leisure activities and interested in her two small rabbits.

Jenny interviews handball player Alena about her hobbies aside from handball. We find out that Alena is an avid motorcyclist and driver.

In this song, the German indie rock and folk band Jante advocates for living more mindfully and in the moment so that we don't risk losing sight of what true happiness is.