the discovery of the world around use subscribed to w documentary on you to the news is this courageous or just plain crazy into the show will find out why these extreme athletes are taking dare devil lead off a norwegian, cliff. hi everyone and welcome to another edition. of your max with me, your host, megan lee. here's a look at what else we have in store for. you really be help an artist make

dunning sculptures and how a popular german bill would be called bismark harry got his name. but 1st, some people like to spend their money on cars, a jewelry or expensive homes, while others invest in art. well, one wealthy swiss art collector has decided to go a step further and create an entire campus dedicated to art. my hoffman a swiss billionaire pharmaceutical errors has founded the luma our old call cultural center in south of france. but it's a campus is shiny new tower that has everyone talking $56.00 me to told talent that in around $11000.00 elementary in panels essentially. and i catch it in the french city of the worth of canadian us architect. punky,

he's famous for his extravagant creations. the tower alone is said to have cost $150000000.00 euros. as part of the new luma. cultural complex, initiated by swiss bill in it, and i'll connect to my huffman shipments except the mid tell us it passes my expectations. so i think it harmonize as well with it's around in a c, c. and con gary is perfect for this project on the as the sole and creativity of an artist. to be clear enough to use the telephone lines architectural, brilliant with autistic. the entrance hall, for instance, both spiraling 32 meter long metal flight contemporary artworks on display in the exhibition rooms. some works from my husband's private connection and tonight grandmother's back in 2010. my of my

client, the 11 hector former french railroad and construction work is still ongoing. ah, do not own one of us largest private projects. it goes in contrast to the picturesque old spencer of the southern french city and his landmarks. like the roman m. p. theater, the victim list, if he welcomes this clash of old and new earle has always been home to monumental architecture. right? then the answer theater was a phenomenal dimensions compared to the rest of the town. borrow also features medieval, building it alongside these antique monuments, cuts and we are adding another new layer historical contacts with a unique project, maya hoffman wants to break new ground and create a very so place for visitors. but above all,

for office i'm planning to do can work together creatively and future oriented in the way of a railway buildings when i was just saying aspect is to make visions possible to make the impossible happen to realize things are going to be alive anywhere else. that is a process for so creating and, and constructing deeply rooted relationships with artists with people. why? right? there's lots of fairs with scientists, with cars or producers design this i could get done in this particular places for people who want to approach things differently. i'm all work in a completely new way and you feel i'm, i think we are trailblazers in this regard and that will continue to develop in the future. many locals are still getting used to the center and it's striking the modern talent. but they appreciate you taking the time. next all is

50 with the 2500 year old history model with phenomenal you can collect the whole world is now looking at oral valley. the love it or hate, it's not the point who's on to the everyone's talking about how things are contextual. most pieces have proven crowd put it in the past and even though oh, already has plenty to offer. the tower is yet another reason to have long been questions about the reckless behavior of lemmings the small road, and that throws itself off a cliff in great numbers. but in our next report, not rodents will see throwing themselves off cliffs on mass, but rather people. now we traveled to an amazing event in southern norway to find out what drives some daredevils to perform. death defined stance. the free falling of eclipse,

them 1000 meters high. the world's best face jumpers calculate their dive down to centimeter. when they take the lead, i'm sure i can tell their norway is courageous or foolhardy. it's definitely an extreme sport and very risky. but these based jumpers know exactly what they're doing. why don't i just normal people, one thing from everyone to fly like birds, no fun to finally be on top of a mountain and actually fulfill the dream of jumping out and fly safely down. the sure is a favorite with bass jumpers due to its particular shape. the vertical cliff has no ledges or irregularities, and that would make the jump any more dangerous than it already is. we can do it here in sharah g, because the exit here is very forgiving the 1000 meters high. it's

12 2nd until the mountain gives us a little bit of an edge. so that means that you can jump out and you can do from sleep. you can do back flips because you can just fall vertically with the, with the mountain without being afraid of heating in a base, jumpers from the world over having, gathering for 4 days at a life's jord every summer since 1998 for the help of the festival, due to the covered pen damage, not as many people have come this year. that doesn't make it any less fun. some participants even show up in costume. i'm a chicken on the flying, flying chickens, a little bit of color on my socks, and then i have a pink wig. so it almost looks like i'm a rock star from the 8 is doesn't really has to make sense to just has to be color full and move on. taking the helicopter up to the plateau or top of the sure makes

it possible to jump several times in a day. a moment of truth has come right now, i don't really think about the outfit. i am very afraid. every single time i jump that day, i'm not scared of jumping. it's the day i'm going to quit because then i'm going to start doing mistake. i'm just focus on being in the presence, having my direction there right away. after i open up the parachute, i can suck in more of the environment than the yours and the nature. it's for sure . a feeling of freedom of being able to do anything that everything is possible. ah ah,

that was my 1st triple from flips. i was like, i was, i thought i was going to do to then i was just like, this is also when 3 and then straight out and everything was perfect. this me like this chicken costume definitely brings out the little the fetters, the flying. yeah. the flying scale upgrades a little bit and the fun doesn't end with a happy landing. in between the adrenalin rushes in tears of joy, the base jumping community loves to celebrate. it's magical, it's, it's crazy that this little place here can be filled up with 250 people that live there. dream. taking the weights, norway's sure are, cliff, is a plunge into a very unique sensation.

wow. all right, time now to think our teeth into something yummy and some foods like pizza, margarita is the heart heart or fettuccine alfredo are named after either historic figures or the people who invented them. now sometimes the origin of the name are obvious, while others leave question marks. in the 1st episode of our new theory, tasty legacies, we find out how bismark herring, which i have right here. we find out how this fish from germany's baltic ghost got his name. ah, something mine and i want to know why the fish specialty named after germany period chancellor. i mean you could just call it pickles, hiring, but we did say bismark here and, and today i will find out why in i'm in size. and in the northeast of germany

on the baltic sea, my carrying is said to have gotten the name. maybe the local can tell me what the story is with this is not from bismark was the an emperor. i think he was a german kaiser. from the politician, the prince bismark might have said, i must have some things to do with this mark instead. and so that's why i like 150 years ago to be precise from 871-2890. what us on this mark was the 1st chance of the german empire. he masterminded the unification of germany, turning many smaller states into a single country. what's he got to do with that? because her enrolled me. i've heard that it all begin over that and this building it was here at hawk number 6 on this new market square that merge and young man and wife colinas for pick up herron among things i meet with the lineup from strides and city archive to learn how did my hearing get its name and it has

something to do with chancellor also bismark, in his being many people revered, this important politician was one of them. and he sent his mark a little barrel with his people harring. hearing the 6 small mark responses cardio beacon plucked up the courage and asked if it would be all right, to call the hearing he and his wife producing bismark harring the chancellor gave us permission of the bushes. why? since 18. 71. it has been called mark harris bismark is the improvements and so that the legend, one claims this maxim herring would be as popular as lots or have yeah. if it were just as expensive one fish longer. and i still says this not caring, according to the original recipe, the henry roughness. just it's now run by

a friend of mine and you have some stuff we make a modern version with home. it had a sauce method to harring. phyllis onions pick up and more on the can you tell me the secret recipe? the secret recipe is really secret, so i can't show it to you. but i can show you a few tips on how to make it most revised, original recipe after buying it from your hands. my great granddaughter it gained ra, same after chance. you know, mca barrel of it to royal and presidents during the visit years, the chamber of secrets, therefore the voice touch it also. sure. yeah. so what do we do?

we need to scan the fit. she'll show you. okay. must my phone. yeah. the father in the harring phyllis, a place to brian of salt and vinegar, gets thing with him having now we've been hearing into the barrel. jack metal? nothing. no, no, no. just put it in the bailey and all spies go into the barrel. and lastly, you'll have the secret now the list goes on top, okay, how long i would say then, surrender week. the hearing must come from the bowl. so we're going fishing that we had to stay on. the start between the island of iceland on the mainland. it's a good spot to fish bearing look odd. try my luck by life and i cut our line shows out.

then the 1st by hearing the good news. unfortunately, that was only hiring us that day, but still in the evening, return to the mainland overtime. now i know how the bismarck herring got his name, and what's the rest of us? i guess we'll never find out which legend is really true, but it's like a sorry and the fish ah story. suzy, as the smell amazing,

the best chest with their best tips, from neat to v g and diet, and all the rest of the secrets. welcome to my world. europe's diversity is a smorgasbord. subscribe and enjoy. d. w. food ah! me love or hate them. bees are an essential part of our law. after all, a large portion of the world's food protection depends on their pollination. bees are also essential to the work of artists to mush liber teenie. his bees not only make honey they have proven to be great. the sculptors too, ah some 60000 busy be hard at work in forming the 3 body of sculptures with a wax art and nature go hand in hand. and is the

brainchild of the volcano born artist, commercially teenie. the reason why i want to work with a be, is that want to celebrate and not typical hero. in the story, bees are seemingly longer book creatures, but they produce something that last time and time over again and survives everything. it's not a typical hero that you can expect. he makes the models and least the rest of to nature. he stretches out his ideas in his studio in the dutch because he has roger down the frame 1st on the computer. then in reality, by hand using wire on natural materials later the be out there be less, honeycombs the office knows what these like. so when i work with these frames and variety of frames that i build, i have to be aware of one thing, and that is the bees love is this will options,

forums and beautiful changes between convex and concave forms be love curves, liberty nice. be called a nice live in a garden north of the city center where he looks after then. it takes lots of energy for the bees to produce their wax. they get most of the next are they need from april to, to line have glass from the abdomen, that's the crate. the scales me, the base collected on the hind legs, adds deniva needed with them mandibles until they shape it into honeycombs. but the artist is run away, the nation cannot be planned, it looks like it's quite cold outside and the bees have receded to protect their brewed. so i think they haven't built much in last couple days,

which is normal. and we kind of expected that when you have some building activity already and at the bottom. so that's quite nice. the weather and the size of this, it can take anything from 2 weeks to 2 years to complete. i think this project is also very important. besides being beautiful artwork in the context of saving the nice, i'm really happy and humbled that this project helps to promote these ideas in the most entertaining aesthetic away. thomas leave a teenager west coaches have been exhibited the world famous version of a t t with 1st exhibited in rotterdam, telling museum in amsterdam, radiated gallery. this work is on show at the muta museum, and is on switzerland the the new york cities moma, and one of the artist cultures. ah,

the most fascinating thing about the basics is that it's on one hand, extremely soft. on the other is extreme endurable. i love this contradiction, and it's a beautiful metaphor for how we should look and treat our society, that there are people around us that may look weak, but they possess something, a quality that extremely strong and something to celebrate the make our lives. and now making contribution to the world of us as well. mm. i. as pandemic, regulations are relaxed and people start traveling again. various tours are on offer around europe and for biking enthusiasts. switzerland has 3 different alpine circle tours in the south eastern part of the country. that will take your breath away. you can actually do them by car or on foot. but your max reporter deanna opinion that was decided to tackle one of them on an

e bike. and she shared some of the top sites with us. the nature breathtaking muz stunning architecture, the swiss canton of copeland and has a lot to offer genuine circle. root takes, you know, the highlights high, i'm going to be, you know, from dw euro marks for 2 days. i'm exploring this with us on a new bike to visit the most beautiful places in the region. let's go. my 1st stop is the feet, of course, where residents speak, german, brahman, any deleon from switzerland or the stone 3 different i think the gold roost need you to them. one thing, one is 150 kilometers long. i know there's 20450 kilometers the mirror would lead me to stunning 65 meter high train bridge in finally, the famous for nina express is coming up. i also know as the leader right to view

is fun. tastic. i continue to the foot of the via dog. would you say, you know, school or heritage side i need the coverage from the racial re will company. so that's what i was trained so special on it. and there's a one meter gauge railway, or narrow gauge railway. i mean everything is a smaller fabi helped by the red carriage is became the norm many years ago in the beginning, the train was actually painted green. i didn't buy metalli's referred to the burning express and as the train nino raso also i push you know, the rough during that but i want to keep up the spot. invite us. i continue up them on whatever lives to be and i knew by to 5, i saw a lot during the 1st 100 kilometers. my 1st day comes to an end in the us,

you know? oh, today the journey continues with the cable car. i'm driving up here to the south, a skew station at another of almost 3000 meters. give or let's say most for each shot dropping use obligations and the highest mon, done in the start as the piece let me know the most rush. and 1st glacier i've got a total of 600 square kilometers last couple years up here. so i'm here in the, there's the wonderful 10 kilometers, lay down the glacier to mortar. that's in the summer. you can do the glacier trail which also leads down from the laser, the home tissue. ah, $100.00 is 20 something the next 50 kilometer leg off the route to the next stop takes about 3 and a half hours by bike car. it will be 15 minutes,

then has around 11000 kilometers, apply the swiss national park, which is 170 square kilometers is the country's largest nature reserve here. so i can, it's not all out. ah see our vibe and you have been working here for 20 years in one kind of animals. have you seen how and see bill busted him so much the feeling he did a lot of deer and goats and ibex is in summer and bad. bill. boston can vote, spotted bears and walls as well that and that. and then based on that, he was very special to see. such predators easy could also get all that data to be boston, the trade or 30 the hygiene is here. we are this morning village of the turn of my inspire night and sensory switch. novel is johan as beauty. to right high did

a one famous children's book. it has been translated into other languages, tied into a 5 year old orphan. grows up in the ground for his care here. don't come following her food stamps. i have to say it was really the money to explore 5 different places into days or no bike. but it was totally worth it. i especially like, did you ever listen a real experience that i can sorta you recommend the route has over 20 highlights. it's been a group you can explore by cars or even on the news posted there were breathtaking views. and with that we come to the end of another show, but don't forget to check out our website for this week's draw in a chance. receiving this d w backpack along with some other fun stuff. and of course, be sure to follow us on facebook. as always, thanks for tuning in and we'll see you again the,

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