Helene Fischer is a cultural icon in Germany. In this video, she sings an inspiring duet with Kerstin Ott, calling for more diversity and inclusivity in the world.

Switzerland is more than just a haven for nature and wildlife; it's also Europe's water reservoir. This visually captivating documentary showcases the aquatic ecosystems and diverse fauna of Valais.

Have you heard of Portofino? Have a look! Join Ivana for a tour of this stunning city on the Italian Riviera.

This satirical clip exposes the EU's bias towards large agricultural corporations at the expense of small-scale farmers.

"Alles passiert" is the third single by Die Toten Hosen. The song is about processing heartbreak and the feeling of powerlessness in the face of fate.

Alina and Moritz are playing another guessing game. This time the topic is cities in Germany. Join in and learn a few things about these places along the way.

Did you know that you can make delicious pancakes without eggs and milk? Paula explains how.

Elif, a German-Turkish artist residing in Berlin, sees her music as a personal journal. Through her songs, she invites her audience into her world and shares her most intimate thoughts and feelings.

One eerie Halloween night, some unexpected visitors ring the doorbell and ask a peculiar question. A nightmare ensues as political correctness escalates to absurd proportions, ultimately questioning its own validity.

Paula reviews terminology related to sexual orientation and gender identity.

The final part of the episode sees the criminals apprehended and the Pfefferkörner delighted by a surprise parting gift from Kim.

Tonight's show once again humorously exposes the hypocrisy of the German automotive industry regarding sustainability.

Paula shows us around Stuttgart's Veggie-Messe (veggie fair) and discovers some delicious foods for vegetarians, vegans, and anyone looking for healthy alternatives.

Nele and Kim Soo-Ri are trapped, but the Pfefferkörner are coming to the rescue. Also, Kim's manager, Nesrin, has arrived to help... or so he believes.

Is the electric car the only way to save the planet from gas-guzzling cars? That's what politicians seem to think. But comedian Oliver Welke sets the record straight and offers a more grounded perspective...