The inimitable Nina Hagen sings a version of the classic German pop song "Du hast den Farbfilm vergessen" ("You forgot the color film").

Do you remember when Barack Obama visited Berlin? Chancellor Angela Merkel talks about the values shared by Germany and the United States, and the political relationship between the countries.

During the influx of refugees in Germany, many different interests have made themselves known. Minister of the Interior Thomas de Maizière expresses his concern about safety in the temporary refugee housing, and the role of the legal system.

Students from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology speak about how places in German can be made accessible for those with physical handicaps.

Antilopen Gang is a German hip hop group from Düsseldorf and Aachen. It consists of the rappers Koljah, Panik Panzer and Danger Dan. The song "Enkeltrick" ("Grandson's Scam") shows them carrying out a scam on an old woman.

Students in Karlsruhe talk about what they do for the environment in their daily lives.

Mark Forster sings a song about self-esteem and friendship.

Get some insight into the German perspective on the inauguration of President Trump in part two of this series.

Television host Pierre M. Krause is making his internet debut, but is having some trouble adjusting to the new medium.

Get some insight into the German perspective on the inauguration of President Trump.

What's behind door number one? Learn something new about probability with this explanation of the Monty Hall Problem.

Germany is in for some very intense weather! This weather report talks about the arrival of winter storm Egon.

Do you know what quantum physics involves? The thought experiment of Schrödinger's cat is a good way to understand the basic premise.

Fitness applications are some of the most successful examples of gamification at the moment. However, many scientists and corporations see a lot of potential for motivating people in the workplace as well.

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