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have more on that and it's inventor coming up in this show. i want to welcome to another edition of your max with me, your host, megan lee. here's a look at what else we have in store. music is life affirming. even in old age at the cause of via the retirement home in milan and a reality checked in copenhagen is the danish capital really as beautiful as it is on social media. when it comes to alternative energy sources, solar power is the way to go. at least that's according to swiss environmentalist, louis palmer. he believes that solar energy can solve many of the climate problems we're facing today. and to prove it, he is traveling around the world with his so called solar butterfly in a bid to exchange ideas and show how efficient the sun's energy can be. we caught

up with him as he made us stop here in the german capital. this environmentalist louis pama envisions no less than saving the world with his 3 ton vehicle. he's traveling the world in it with a stuck in berlin. the vaughan v like that, that if not, if we want to meet people who are doing something about climate change and so forth . these are individuals and companies with innovative ideas. and we invite them to our video studio where we make clips for social media. we want to show, hey, the world is full of ideas. so when is it simply unbelievable that c o 2 emissions are ruining our world with why? because there are so many solutions in those pama solution. if the so live butterfly, the self sufficient tiny house on wheels can spread, it's 70 square meter solar panels. like a butterfly spreads its wings and

a pallet the electric car, and it's 30 square meter interior. it can travel some 300 kilometers on one charge. or the kennedy through the coffee machine, i mean, we run everything in here. what electricity was not just the coffee maker. well, but i'll also the t. v studio in both stove like microwave or shower, which though the cameras and puter cameras everything we need to leave. but out with support from the lesson, university of applied sciences palm has been 15 months tinkering with the solar butterfly. the world's vast vehicle built largely from plastic waste taken from the sea. it runs c o. 2 emissions free. so they're made and run in may 2022. the water has gone smoothly with mostly sunny skies even in november. they is

only militia. when the sun doesn't shine, we have to wait and work around it, or i will, we've been really lucky with the weather so far. this is not, louis pi must 1st such project from 2007 to 2008. he circled the world in a solar taxi, the 1st person to do so in a solar powered vehicle. the current solar vehicle looks like a butterfly for a good reason. we haven't mentally given that we chose the butterfly on purpose because it transforms itself as the game. it starts as a caterpillar, how devouring everything on the ground, all a bowl. that's us. human beings, ange, how we devour everything. hall oil and gas and coal from the ground out. all the humans have to follow the caterpillar's lead. it suddenly grows, wings takes off and then flies from flower to flower get. i was always we to have to change our ways and move towards renewable energy. so we don't need coal, natural gas and oil any more. often, anthony brown on that,

we'll turn pena and his team hope to cover more than 200000 kilometers within full yes. there it leads 390 countries on 6 continents, always on the lookout for new projects, trying to counter a climate change aligned is lara, and he call solar energy alone could save us from the worst of what a warming to live out. we can use it to heat houses, run cars from if it produce electricity and even produce hydrogen ions. how airplanes policy you feel so great quarters of a problem could be solved just with solar energy beam. it's a lot and if you lose on december 12th 2025. the soda butterflies will to it is due to end in paris in time for the 10th anniversary of the paris climate accord . ah,

do you recognize and soon is from the upper aida by the famous anti and composer, just that be vandy, but very is not only remembered for his music. he left other legacies behind, such as the cause of v. i. d. in milan, it's a retirement home which he had built over a 120 years ago. specifically for musicians, while the residents there say it's music which keeps them going. even at a ripe old age. even at age 96. ready many amino trevino puts his heart and soul into his confidence since 2018. he's been living a cause about a, a retirement home for musicians. house concerts, a part of the routine his career as a tenant has lost it over 70. yes. oh

no music month yet. at the music keeps us young. he gets a security and the strength to look ahead with joy in our hearts of god for the joy . nick, what o italian composes? she said that you found at the retirement home in downtown milan, in 18. 99. they don't think welcome to casa verde ah, in the buildings ought never architect to music as a motif tis ever. that is said the cause i was among his favorite works. he is buried here next his wife, the law, me. the facility provides affordable housing for musicians from age 65, on the only pay as much as they can spare from their pensions. the foundation is financed from donations and to fund that invest the proceeds from baddies music in the rooms were the main buildings $55.00 current residents are kept simple. many amino trip easy, basks in memories of past glories. quicker we are here. i was 25 or 26 of the

girls loved me, but i was a good boy. oh bravo. that is music has colored his korean. as a young man he sang in a client. in the 1950s he studied voice in palmer. later he perform solo in major concert venues, the world over to busy married young, his wife, now needs care, and lives with him at casa betty. griff, though, pretty good at it, but i do believe this is paradise for us, artists. and of course i can. there's nothing else like it anywhere in the world too long. i've been around a little, but this institution that barely lent us is one of a kind of a to be a couple of it on the house consists, are held at casa bodies, several times a week. musicians from many genres live together under one roof. or there's so much that you learn from people who are doing completely different things, back to p out a piano bar, claire or a jazz is or,

or harpist. or is that someone who seems a completely different music or it's quite interesting to her ear setting. she in there, she to repeat, so good to be together here because we enjoy each other's company and work together and when shame or yes, it's very interesting. ah, young musicians spend time with the seniors every day. i learn from them and music advice and a lot also life and life. so because they are, they had great energy and, and the razor ideas. i dodi krashib occasion. yeah. i actually get more advice than i do lessons advice. that's always honest. chemical corner. i got to personally, i used to be

a jury member at the milan conservatory in judy and from 2006 to 2019 in the media . i helped to get performers and shape for concerts that do immediately the ability to know that there are, there are a lot of these be april. i saw very, very many of them. i said be not and i could understand their problems. so he or she took up today, laurie probably amy over money ah, this exchange between young and old benefits all. and the generations even perform together outside cuz the fatty be along the elevator, the movie use, it prolongs our lives. he did something that sublime that he will get there, but it reaches people not carries them away, but at least it does for me. i think it's a gift verity. i think god, i think verity 100000 times because at 96 i still need music called the believe, the more i sing, the more fun i have in the more joy i have in my heart le internet quite oh cancer

that he understands the soul of the artist, through this very special communal living arrangement, the immortal she is, epi bodies, supports kindred spirits. to this day long after his death, or the most beautiful places in the world can be found everywhere, on social media platforms. and they make me at least wanna travel there immediately . but do these locations live up to the social media promises? in reality, if you believe instagram or facebook than the danish capital? copenhagen and for example, is teeming with attractive backdrops. or we went there for a reality check to copenhagen can look so picturesque on instagram. but how about in reality the

only way to find out is go and check it out for yourself. so we did copenhagen. denmark is capital both politically and culturally around. 650000 people live within the city limits. we checked out 3 of copenhagen's most popular spots. do they live up to the pretty pictures on social media? a photo of new house is obligatory for every visitor to copenhagen. the handsome old harbor as one of the tourists hotspots here as plain to see by the crowd. a meal in one of the many restaurants or just a walk past the colorful buildings along the keys and experienced not to be missed . writer, hans christian anderson, a danish national treasure, wrote some of his best known fairy tales here over 180 years ago. many of new hounds restaurants served the classic dish of danish cuisine smoke all

a kind of open sandwich on dark bread. often the amount to little works of art yet, but susan chef at the composite restaurant seas new house as a place like no other when a summer, everybody's sitting outside is just the feel that you want to sit in. there is a fussing around your ears from the, from the people talking in the corners and the so the guy, the, the playing guitar and the on the side of the hover. it's is just the summer life. yes, new hound is teeming with tourists. but then such a picturesque site is quite simply not to be missed. another top site on social media is rosenberg castle. ah, in the early 16 hundreds, the castle wasn't an official residence, but a summer house for the royal family. ah, for nearly 200 years now,

the rather modest castle has served as a museum on display in the night hall is the coronation chair, with the legs of norway, all tasks, and the crown regalia and crown jewels, and the treasury ah, the year before the grown up hand to make the museum welcomed over $400000.00 visitors. it is impossible to have one favorite object in this collection because it full of beautiful, beautiful objects of very important of pick importance to, to history of denmark. but you see behind me the 3 lions made in silver, they are some of my favorite in this collection. they are beautiful and informa times that we use for the chrome nation. the castle may be a bit small, but it's big enough to fill a photo or 2. and the exhibition is also worth

a visit. a timberly amusement park as another must do in copenhagen and had a good 4 and a half 1000000 visitors the year before the pandemic. they come mainly to have themselves tossed around on the many rides on the over 100 year old wooden roller coaster. for instance, the park dates all the way back to 1843 and boasts of very particular atmosphere. it's really cool. actually i, i read online that the grounds where we're seeing no matter the price. so i came in and had to check it out. before i flew out, i think it's very calm and a very easy going and it's beautiful. it's just a landmark in copenhagen, something we're very proud of and it's a beautiful car,

very vibrant if i have yet. yeah, and i think this a 1st my body makes everyone happy. even adults that just want to euro admission price isn't the cheapest, but the atmosphere in sibley is an experience in itself. these 3 spots in copenhagen lived up to everything, those instagram photos promised. i while london is another nice place to visit, but when ukrainian chef your recover shanker traveled there for business in february. he could not have known that he would still be there 9 months later. well, that is how long the war in his home country of ukraine has been going on. he stayed in the city to help in coming refugees and he's still doing it in the way he knows best with food put can help to return for the people to home when they come to the restaurant,

they can feel the same feeling and remember everything that the best moments from the life. hi for everybody. my name is eureka vision core and i'm a chef. and coal arrests from rhea in london. ah, our mission it's to help for ukrainians. a hor removed to london after the war. the award winning ukrainian sheriff had not been planning to open a restaurant in london, but the day russia invaded his home country in february 2022. he and his partner, olga cb tosca, happened to be in town on business and had to return tickets, which li, narrow, it's hard to compare with anything just so car excites, he fare and guilt ah, well, are feeling very guilty for being here in safe place while our families,

south france, where is that is that the couple started out organizing cooking events for ukraine, with support from brutus star chefs, like jamie oliver, the proceeds went to a ukrainian refugee aid organization from bad. the idea for the restaurant was born . it was to be a place where ukrainians together. i'll wants to make some place like a cultural embassy, where the people can come. mom heard the cranium, songs, try their cranium foot. it's that like that, the idea to make this point. the main in london, 43 you recovery jenko conceived the menu for their restaurant in his own particular style, traditional ukrainian dishes with a contemporary spin my philosophy, i tried to left ah, the original taste,

but change the shape and use the new techniques to prepare food in cooking. so for example, i, when the people from ukraine seen the goal of seeing in the menu, they waiting for the stuff in cabbage leaves and who is your flowers is coming the menu would not be complete with a ukraine's national dish. borscht in june 2022 unesco declared the ukrainian recipe for this beat soup and intangible world cultural heritage. by the 16th century, nearly every family in cuba had its own version. my message is to show how to reach the accordion, astronomy and how to reach our culture is the national dish. it's not the so it's dish ukrainians can use it at the main course. for example, i can eat it at the breakfast at lunch and dinner. whole day, that's my favorite the service staff is made up almost entirely of refugees from ukraine. the jobs may prove crucial to their efforts to build new lives. quick,

god saw more request. that's like what i dream about. the hardest thing class was sorry to say no, there were so many overqualified sat candidates who were applying for kitchen porter position just because they don't speak english. the restaurant has been well received by the patrons. food is nice. i think that it's so many places to eat in london. it's a lot to say recurring cuisines, so it's not actually have an opportunity to come out, haven't lost mill out, but the food that you've lost in the fall love it is excellent. that's a jackson, and i will come here again. you recovery jenko and oh good, see, be told scott trying to open more restaurants and britain. sometimes the way to international understanding is through the stomach. ah, if i mention gilt leather,

many people won't know what i'm talking about. it's an ancient form of leather decoration which has largely been forgotten. but in the 15th to 18th centuries, it was very popular in europe among the upper classes, while a workshop run by 2 sisters in krakow and poland is one of the last word still produces gilt leather. their aim is to revive this dying crashed. as little as it dawns and has cost a pretty penny. gilt leather is a luxury commodity steeped in history. i have actually been scott and nascar, because a cos gun knows the secret of its creation. in the workshop. in krakow they croft guilt, leather for walls and furniture. the way it's been done for 400 years. a very popular in the 17th and 18th century. it was used in rich houses, as upholstery or well coverings nowadays is quite false. it's quite forgotten. it

feels like, like holding a piece of art to the materials for it or leather, was planned based, turning the finest silver leaf a special bonnet makes the soul the shine like gold, which is then not needed in the building of the let me i think that the truth is that they are silver because it was cheaper. and they found the way me touched the top of the hill and central crock of the royal castle. a splendid treasure testified to the bast, wealth of bygone the monarchs, the restoration of furnishings, upholstered and killed. linda was on the cause of kafka, the 1st assignment as an art restorer, payment patients of the work of old masters, seen as near perfect 90 years ago. i remember it in your workshop and it was my 1st job with kids leather. the beginning go,

my love for you leather. the 2 sisters were exposed to a passion for preserving antique our treasures early on by father. edward ca zukowski is renowned as one of europe's leading artery stories. in the 1990s he restored the royal castles, centuries old guild leather panels. both of them work was really difficult for her 1st of all air when they started it in the 19 ninety's. and nobody really knew how to do it. there were old books on there were a techniques known from ages and nobody was county executive them. so i have the, the level of difficulty was very high. the methods developed long ago formed the basis for today's guilt leather craft for the 1st step in the process. agnes scott coat. the leather with wafer thin silva leaf on top of that. come several more

steps just like it was done 400 years ago. the sisters use mostly natural materials . so this is the white of the egg, wept and we use a tour of product for the silver from getting blood protected this way, the shine may persist for many hundreds of years. once the silver leaf is bound to the leather lake and start embossing, which takes lots of muscle to day, just as it did long ago, even with the aid of a modern hydraulic press. good, nice. ever shaylynn scar makes her own stamps to carved the leather. she uses them to create fine textures and give every panel a character all its own. then comes the big moment like magic, the silver is transformed into gold. the illusion is virtually perfect. i guess applying the little thin layer of transparent varnish, which is based on resonance. and as you will see in

a moment and it will look like it was covered with gold, it takes 3 months to create one such guilt leather panel. it can run several 1000 heroes depending on the size and effort put into it. a luxury very few people can afford to day. there's only a chance to preserve this craft if we find a function to it in the contemporary world. so this has become that our mission in 2021. the sisters finished paneling an entire room in krakow vision at restaurant the greatest achievement. to that point in the unique caress, lou, and with that we come to the end of another show. don't forget to go to our website for this week's viewers, a draw and a chance at receiving these items from d w's uncensored collection. now the labels contain tips on how to access media world wide. as always, thanks for tuning in quasi again,

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