Piggeldy and Frederick venture out into the snow to look for signs of other animals.

Frederick tries to explain to Piggeldy about the spring season, but gets tangled up in references to Chinese food.

Piggeldy asks Frederick to tell him about Easter. Frederick has some trouble remembering, which causes some cross feelings, but then luckily he gets a big hint.

Frederick and Piggeldy go looking for rainbows, and in the process try to clarify exactly what they are.

Piggeldy and Frederick go to the sea and get into a deep discussion about semantics when Piggeldy tries to describe it.

Frederick tells Piggeldy about all of the plants that used to grow in local meadows.

Frederick gets a bit off topic explaining what a flower is, leaving Piggeldy to draw his own conclusions.

Gathering mushrooms in the forest is a beloved outdoor activity in Germany, but it's potentially very dangerous. In this video, Eva takes us to the Spreewald and explains how to do it safely.

The town of Hausach gets its own ski jump, and both professional and local playmobile ski enthusiasts are eager to try it out.

How do Martin and Michael fare on the ski jump? And what other events are taking place in the playmobile town of Hausach? Watch this video to find out.

Various residents of Hausach compete with aircraft they have constructed themselves. Who will win?

Anna and Lena's mother tells the story of Anna's birth and the first time the two sisters met.

Author and ex-stripper Funny van Money feels more comfortable naked than with clothes on, but don't think just because she was a table dancer that she's no expert on feminist semiotics! The sporty and intellectual side of this possible future Olympic sport.
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If you thought polo was just a bunch of people on horses slapping a ball around, watched by some rich old ladies in funny hats, you are not all wrong. On the other hand, it makes for some great entertainment! Watch this installment of Rhein Main Aktuell for more!

Bernhard von Nolting is an expert on classic vehicles, especially the Porsche 356. He considers himself lucky to be able to do for a job what others choose as a hobby.