so this is dw news from belt and you can get more news on our website, w dot com. my daughter is a visa reporter brent. dennis tries out the italian lifestyle show jumping without a horse. re introduce you to finland. craziest equestrian sports and sausage without meat. we tested vague and butcher shops in germany. all this in more, coming up on your own mac, the . we start off with the italian lifestyle. when in rome, do as the romans do, and that goes for naples to we take a look at some of the things to watch out for us so that you don't stand out like

a tourist today overrides in naples, italy on good a lot of what it's like to be a really, it's about it all i know my telling choose to learn. do you tell in lifestyle kind of get away from the tech teachers, teammates? i think i've made a good start. obviously, i'm dress rod for the occasion. i don't know, but it's a new level under obviously what, what am i speaking with? i'm under. yeah. how did you out to be like a really thought them later? yeah. oh, hello. andrea be late as a student born and raised in naples. he's going to help me 1st lesson to gesturing . a, somebody living i see a lot of people using a hung tens and a a 2 year. okay. like just is that you do need the most famous one is this one you owe us every day. that's and it means like delta i south done with the guys so. so now with diving deep into the italian lifestyle has many,

i'll say it's a, we've been a suppressor to buy this list of the board because should we go sit down or something? no, no, no, no, we're with like the ultimate a bug for it. oh, okay. all right, a cd as well, but i'm feel tally is preferred suppressor, which they just call cafe. so the small, strong cup of coffee that makes something almost 80 percent of orders. but the 1st reversed the super warm office. it will hold up. why does this do? you wash your mouth so you can this better the coffee? what some milk? yes, no, no, no, absolutely no. me on cheers. in the next office at the outskirts of naples whenever they can battalions go to the sea and summer. but unless curious to go to swim, the locals tend to adjust to andrea says leisure time is cherished and easily show it can answer the usual questions about easily on the internet. let me ask you about some cli say what i want in a through a tele ins, the spaghetti with a spin,

nope. and then roll up the spaghetti in your book and read them. and um, blackwood pizza, right? what kind of features the typical one? because i like at hawaii and pizza with pineapples on it, though it will not support us here is another one like it's, it's cool. it's about a 1000000 to that a telling him and apparently good at 6. yeah, i think so, the told initially so, but the surveys claim that it's helen men play small value on their parents then in any of the country in the world. so andrea takes meetings favorite father franco. the it's really important image here. yeah. it's really important for yourself and $40.00 like and for all those it out because you, me a bill of the good. oh, so a good impression. but also the people around you make a good the or about depression with you because the laws that is on the full this

yeah, yeah, is good is good. no wonder that sales of cosmetic products and easily rank 30 in europe fill up. the euro also means no. schultz and no sandals with some time for a typical name policy snack pizza fritz, and it's a deep pride pizza with tomato sauce and cheese or hubs. and garlic, it's a classic key if it's serious and locals like when i have on file. and my last task is seeing a telling me is known as a musical language. so perhaps that's why it's widely believed that a telling love to sing, so preferably on the balcony. hi, hello. hi. to read, come up. says the drugs, the okay is letting us go upstairs. let's go. it's a pity. asked him if we can sing on his belt any hours of his it shouldn't, with luck on the clothes and the,

the okay, maybe the thing about singing is please say, but i feel almost a telling on the balcony with gaetano and andrea. and i'm also learning how incredibly hospitable to need to pull it since uh to the southern. thanks to andrea off the one day naples i'd like to read. got so, or one of the guys south african soprano gold, a schultz doesn't just thing. she also uses her voice to demand equality for black women on stage. we hear how she's making a difference. the . this is the voice of south african soprano. go to schultz. she's seen in the lead in the dns comedy in east sussex about a 100 kilometers south of london. she's

a rising, so i feel for world. but it's been a struggle for her to get this file. being a piece of color and being a part of comfortable music is always going to be a difficult and interesting and also challenging in its own ways. the, the assumption is from many people is that we don't have any connection to the music, no cultural, know, cultural context, no historical context. fact. what's fundamental about music is that a universal language? the same way that mathematics is the universal language. issues for housing at the blind film festival. it because the schultz is the 3rd appearance on this stage. differential pro, do you know the comedy by fantasies no deals with the events of the french revolution in 1794, it tells

a title of courageous women who refused to renounce their site even when faced with execution. golda spencer breaks and the opera house as god and she's dedicated to her career. but want to know some things need for phone menu, press hose, for example, a several 100 years old and really written by man. these are made a live centuries before i was born. so the question then becomes, who really shouldn't be performing music of people that none of us are actually connected to me. and, but the reason that we perform the music is because it's still speaks to us. it speaks to who we are as people now it excites out. yes. even now you see young children regardless of race creed or kyla, inspired by people like mo, top gold was born in 1993 in k town, the daughter of a nurse under mathematician. she grew up in south africa and began singing in

various class. for practical reasons. she studied journalism, eventually trading the books, the musical notes when she took up studying voice music. i started the things people like you to come to la maria cadillac, someone to cover you and what was really striking is that i was so moved by them. i didn't understand any of the languages they were seeing in because somehow i understood that somehow i got what they were trying to say. and i thought to myself, well, if i'm vibing with this, and if this is speaking to me, maybe i could try and see if i could do it nowadays, going to seems on all the major or for stages at new york city's metropolitan opera, for example. wish you interpreted camino in mozart's magic flute? the in collaboration with american pianist, jonathan,

when she puts out her 1st album in 2022. titled this because this, the for this album she sang only works by female composes, such as rebecca clock. not you blushing, and clara schuman, i didn't know in that e mail composes, i didn't know enough about female composition. and it was fascinating to step into this world of music that is so rich, so full of color and diverse ideas on how to write the she's sydney, a piece by the british american compose of rebecca clock gold and patients a little female upper world. when more women from africa, asia, and latin america take the stage, one of the main things that i try to push for as a classical musician and as a woman. and as a woman of color,

i want representation to match. seeing people who look like you or look different from you, but having similar experiences to you, opens up anybody's realm of imagination and read people's realms of imagination opened up. that means the change is possible and if change is possible, the quantity of diversity is key. going to schultz is one of the best soprano voice since i've had a general ratio to strong voice for the close of women. the do you like eating meat or are you one of the growing number of beacons in the world? in germany, more and more people are giving up meat and dairy for plans based diet. the topic is quite controversial in germany, especially when it comes to sausage daniel chris make sausages,

still not like something might expect. his sausages are exclusively beacon, some tournaments appear to have a problem with that link on the top of on tables with a feel of some of the comments we've received from people have been that they wish us a quick them. i mentioned, dealings people of wastes that our entire business would go belly up or that somebody would towards the place. that's what it was. not enough. i could why the hospitality germans have always loved their pork knuckles. burgers and scurried sausage. some people seem to be afraid they could be taken away, but then the beacon alternatives really pose a threat to the german lifestyle. does the vague and butcher's interest in, for instance, it offers alternatives that could render meet, obsolete, and so along with lots of online messages of support came a lot of hates and threats. but neil steiger and his business partners have no

desire to prohibit eating meat. they just hoped to offer some ways to do without it they said, but i myself, when vague in about 5 years ago and always known for eating lots of meat, i put on barbecues with my friends, and i loved the taste of me. and i still do like the taste, i just don't like the consequences that come with it. i don't want animals to die for it. i don't want land to be used for it to accommodate, you know, the meat consumption has been steadily decreasing in germany. it averaged only 52 kilograms per capita for 2020 to the lowest level, recorded since 1989. some parts of today was the 1st time i've ever eaten vague. and i had a labor case, a role, and it was just the same as if i didn't a real live at k, the role think what i think nowadays with so open minded and progressive, we really ought to get serious about cutting down on the meat consumption especially on the mess production of mates. so we're trying

a little bit more sustainably. that's why i took this goulash. they went up there many reasons to cut back on meat consumption. studies have shown that about 15 percent of greenhouse gas emissions come from livestock husbandry. daniel, this, the company's culinary mastermind is focusing primarily on producing good food. given the right spices, it's not hard to invitation the taste to meet. the real trick is to create just the right text or the key to the thing that what it comes down to is when i tell people i'm making goulash, it's supposed to taste a bit like the goulash that their mothers or grandmothers. thanks for them. when they were children, and this is the most beautiful and also if you've got a sausage, it ought to have something gristle anecdotal, or that you have a state, you can sink your teeth into. this house related to has a beacon butcher of its own. and they've had their share of hate to as of using the

they say with smearing the croft and the on our end, whatever else, it's along those lines. the like the founders of that, that's good. i have gone other priorities than their competitors and dressed and they're not out to imitate the authentic taste of meat and sausage, so much as to develop unique flavors and products of their own an ultimate phenomena. as a cold conte, we've go to black vein trucking, for example, that sells quite well. and that really has nothing to do with the making cold calls to. these are really our very own recipes consciously intended as compliments to arrange for targeting beacons, as well as flex a terrier, then vegetarians inductance. for example, the peas and mushroom sausage made with rollers and say 10, and put to a classic sausage machine. or barbecue burger's made of slight red beats and diamonds. that's the highest targeting many more than just

a 2 percent of germans already heating exclusively to agents. this is the most important thing is definitely the time when we develop something new, we only judging by whether or not the final product tastes good because we conduct the final taste testing, dressed in beacon liberal worst versus it's real neat counterparts and went to the diners preferred, and most importantly can i taste which is which the largest both are good on this, which is vague and can you taste this? is tim, i guess this one, right? it's just about good. then i'd say this is the real level with the one, with the red, with something else in it. right? wrong a there's a lot of, i'd actually say this is the real live of list and that is the vision wants to speak on, but i have to say, i don't eat animal products myself anymore. this one would appeal to me. the meal

was that is no good. i go to know the well see by good enough, good and also go and in fact, need loving, terminate even has alternatives to the classic breakfast. trying never hurt anyone the, the grace and elegance of dress size for the excitement and speed of show jumping, inspire, or questions of all ages. but what do you do when you want to take part and don't have a real horse in finland? they have found a unique solution. nora orland knows full well how odd it must look to some riding through the woods on a hobby horse. i remember being marked and if i said that i don't care what people think or what people say it will be a lie. when i do have a horse thing, i feel like the owner of the sky. you certainly mean i have heard everything

already. so there's literally nothing that i haven't heard, but i feel like myself, when i'm doing the hosting, that's the one thing that makes me want to keep going. my name is not an ottoman and to, and i do have a hosting. i feel like there's no thunderous hobby horse thing is in fact a sport with fixed rules and even various disciplines such that show jumping and research the hobby horse championship held annually in finland attract some 300 participants from as many as 17 countries making it the biggest event of its kind in the world. how you guys probably hosting is a really big community of people who support one another. and it's just a great helping. it's hard to attend the loops, so i'm like, try it. it gives me the opportunity to be creative. i'm it

brings me a lot of choice. nara has enjoyed riding horses and she was little. but when real steeds aren't available, she jumped on one of her hobby horses. she's practicing for the hobby horse championship, jumping higher and farther all the time and she's won numerous awards. this is her 9th time competing in the finish championship. she's brought along 3 of her hobby horses. at 1st glance they may look alike, but there are differences. it has to sort of the stick because it's good for jumping and doesn't take the coal off. when i've taught it looks more off because horses look naturally more off when that chump this one looks more down, a goes towards us 0. so when they do it for us us, this has a long arsic because it gives me more space to move. when i do it 1st off,

the path to recognition as a sports again in 2002 with the founding of the 1st hobby horse association in finland. at 1st they didn't have much of the following. but through social media, the sports gaining in popularity. nora has been spreading her enthusiasm on her instagram channel since she was a teenager. now, hobby horsing associations can be found all over the world, along with official rules for competitions like the international championships and finland the 1st one was a really small competition in the parking lots and it's growing really fast. i wouldn't be doing this for 20 years here in finland. so other countries they are just starting up, but they they have a really good role model of st. lunch. yeah, but i think this isn't just the friend that is going away. final preparations for horse and rider and nora is fully focused. she's in this to win

the jump fight. don't not any phone calls going to any surface and and don't let go of the rain. last time i was here 2018. i came 2nd, but that isn't enough for me. time to go for broke, not compete in the show, jumping discipline the along with technique and speed. the jury evaluate points or the

unfortunately she ends up in 5th place, but she's not ready to give up her dream of winning 1st place. it has to be my goal for but i really haven't succeed sometime. to nora and the other competitors, hobbyhorse thing is a genuine sports and far more than just to make believe for little kids. the many villages in the ups are dying out there often to remote with few opportunities so young people don't want to live there. but one village in switzerland has gotten a new lease on life, things to one young family. the furnace though is the 1st child in the middle sweets, mountain village of co repo in about 50 years. his parents gave up the old lives to start a new here, desert way of what to and jeremy gathering, a helping 10 co repo into

a hotel village. they ran into rooms and some of the old abandoned stone houses that they have converted into a unique accommodation. the dividend, that to chino region once had $300.00 inhabitants. but now they were just 9 counting. ernesto and his parents. yeah, the about the one because it we heard about this project by chance and we saw it as an opportunity to do something together. at 1st we had a lot of doubts, but we wanted to give it a shot or moving them into levels. now it really seems to be working from so in other words, we hope it stays that way. okay. a lot of them onto the, in the hotel has a total of 10 rooms sofa, but they call it and a banjo diffuser, a hotel that's right out across the village. the alley, ways out. the whole ways in colorado is of the hotel the tub and is the main building and reception area. disarray is trained in the hospitality industry while

jeremy is it going my shift? then most of us are gonna have to go out, then we're passionate about our work, the hotel, the cuisine, the choice of ingredients and hospitality. and it's a tough job, but we really enjoy it to do that. and what was that? the seats you too much. do you gotta tell monica malta, employee and then they can, but we can't handle everything on our own. we have employees and that live and things up here based on get everything group. oh is it listed side? so they were only allowed to make minimal changes when restoring it. furnishing is simple but high quality, the rooms and named up to the people who once lived here. the residents left the village because it was no longer possible to make and living here through forestry or finding a foundation tasked with saving probate. but from the case, came up with the village hotel concepts and bought 10 old buildings. jeremy proposed to use local products to cook in the hotel, kevin mike polenta from the village mill. coby boat lies

to the north of lake by to your end and the surrounding nature attracts many hike is in sports enthusiasts. the same holy easy art, but it's a good idea to create jobs and remote valleys. i grew up in a mountain village myself. i was just finishing this it, it's very innovative and a way to get people back into these valleys to enjoy the peace and quiet and the landscape. the, the work nice enough for the long term. the few like who's left heart, the project will bring that village back to life. also, i suspect it's okay with me. the hotel doesn't bother us because otherwise the village would die out over time. because the few of us left here aren't you young anymore? video furnace though attends a kindergarten in the valley below. oh, it's a 15 minute drive away. desert res. glad he's getting used to village life,

the symbol and bottom of my quarter in this tiny place. everyone knows everyone and a nest to likes it. he says there is valentino, drinking a coffee, much out to the front. and when we go upstairs, heels by max, by savannah shout. he knows everyone, and it's great. your does it right. and her family had comfortable lives down in the valley before moving up to this remote mountain village. but they haven't regretted that decision for even one minutes. and that wraps up another edition of your room x. be sure to go to our website for this week's viewers draw in a chance of receiving some dw goodies. thanks for tuning in and join us again next week. the

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