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crises was, every single connection mapped out shows the geophysical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out. navigating a changing world. now on youtube, the dancing for freedom. how of valor rena campaigns against the oppression of women in a wrong person for the outdoors is the cliche true that german simply loved to be in nature come rain or shine. and in the footsteps of an empress, we built into the history of the iconic sissy and austria's capital vienna. all that and more coming up on your own macs, the
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in our series, small projects, big changes. we introduce you to people who are making the world a better place. this time we had to calabria in southern italy. stefan oak of body has managed to become a national hero simply with the organic production and processing of flower. calabria is known for its stunning landscape, but it also has poverty for infrastructure and the mafia. an issue driving an accidents among the regions, young people. but this young men trip enough from some florida wants to see that change with the help of flour, bread and pizza, stuff. and we'll talk about it. i live in calabria, according to the you, we are one of the purest regions in europe. but thanks to the support of thousands of people, my dream business has come. true. organic funds against organize is crime. this
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episode is about stefano story. how he built prosperity and environmental protection to calabria. the region in italy's deep south is home to the calabria and most yeah, oh, try and get the power is as great as it's wide spread with diversified operations from drugs to illegal waste disposal corruption and illicit trade. alright, spread and back to the top will be ongoing tennessee. fortunately, we live in a difficult area with the large criminal presents for the mafia known as that i get the strong and let them very strong even fall to for peace because it relies primarily on family ties. it's not easy to betray someone or have a different opinion within a family. come get it out in the fields of sun, floors around 20 kilometers south of customs out of stuff. a grows old grain varieties previously. last industrial agriculture. the varieties were deliberately
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selected to ensure great to bio diversity, the grains of ground in an old mill. not with modern rollers, but tradition, which stove the process takes a lot longer, but produces a 100 percent. we'll get a whole meal flour that is especially nutrient rich and hazard rustic flavor on chatting with people about a bmw, this is no silicon valley, but we have beautiful surroundings that we need to protect and we still did it. that's what drew me to farming a phone. i mean, it is important for me and my farm to respect to nature tati. that's why i'm committed to organic and bio dynamic production beauty nami called the flower goes into bread, but also cookies pasta and pizza. the latter subbed in the mail in the evening, which doubles as a pizza. ria, stephanie founded his company lean, which his license and mil, 5 crowned funding. it was important to him to finance his dante with clean money and not do business with the wrong p. false,
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the project praise more than 2000000 euro feel so natural monita model. so melina isn't just a farm where we produce. and so then my dream was to create a community. and that's why i use the facebook to start the crowd funding, which became the biggest and most important in italy, in 2016 with content. do me that said you should need to. i didn't want to be the sole owner. but if i wanted to create a collective symbol on a petition about song, but the secret stars, the mill is stephane, is grandma can ship. her role is essential, being one of the few people who remember the long last flavors of traditional bread varieties. she tests everything. we need not unless it should with no not says that the color and flavor is right. we trust her. she can't on the re or head baker often talk to her, you'll know not contract. those quality control is not very important money that the on the do have even taking that bread to room to sub the pope himself. stefano studies business administration in his late twenty's,
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he planned to leave calabria and setup a 90 starts up in the us. but news the italy's largest landfill site was to be built right next to his hometown, persuaded him to stay and do something about it. that's when he found it, his 1st initiative, a community vegetable garden. no, no level if i didn't want the landfill. and in response to it, i came up with a family garden project or a community garden based on a set of value defending the land. coney, and the only thing was, when i told you monday, banner protest, as well as the fact the legal papers were absent, put an end to the construction of the landfill. stefano was even given an order of marriage by attending president central, much or rather to his innovative contribution. the mayor of son flora also held stefano in high esteem. you step on the place today. if you need to, you can call that stuff on the national hero and to tell the whole community is
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proud of them done if you had any of these created new jobs of them and 10 we and that's how pamela difficult. we know the difficulties in our region and enjoying it when they come in. that's why as politicians, we welcome all young people to want to do business in this area in place. so tend to thought you love that. but as shown is which are the real challenges and the criminality which is everywhere in the world is he's spending but not losing heart . we need your level, that's why i work to encourage people to get involved. and so i tried to inspire them to create something a little for a moment, regardless of the legal environmental, even criminal, promptly and legally i'm getting the most important thing is not to be discouraged . what time tail sheet at that low score i genet. stephane is company is expanding, wildly new, has opened the 2nd location in tuscany, and soon a 3rd enough pre of an undeniable success story. when it comes to expressing opposition, most people only have their voices,
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but ballet, dancer, vivian, a so kind of art, uses her entire body to convey her message. born and raised in sweden, roots are in a run. she dances for those whose voices have been silenced. there the vivian are so crude of our dances for freedom, not just her own, but for women and young girls any wrong who cannot express themselves openly. dance for me is a way of expression, like language, instead of speaking uh with your mouth and your time. it will be like my body will express all the feelings of the stories i have in my brain. vivian is a member of the strong spotlight berlin, where she has found a home as a professional dancer. the company has over 80 members. so how freely can she
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actually express herself there? yeah, it's quite hard. cuz wiley has such a deep classical core and the structure where we kind of want to keep it the same way because of the taking but i think with time, there's more freedom. vivian was born and raised in sweden where her dance studies began. but her parents are from iran, dancing in public is generally forbidden there, especially among women. so what happens if you're caught the, what i know of is that people who get, for example, are arrested their instagram will be shut down confiscated, maybe their phones. and that would be definitely trouble. and
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the morality police would come after you. but lying is dance, perceive so negatively there. i guess it's because it's a way of expression. it's something different from speaking and involves with your body. and it's something that you need to cover in iran, in defiance of that band, from a far vivian choreographed her own pieces with a strong message. stop the oppression of women any wrong. the you can't silence her. i am her. and she use me. vivian has never been to around herself, but she's aware of the increased radicalization there. i think it all started around the time of coven. i had
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a lot of time to think and reflect. i was reading a lot online. and i think one specific thing that maybe really emotional was just hearing about this under killing about as a father in the wrong that killed his daughter because she was in love and she was ready to run away with her partner for she received any feedback from irena and women about her work or the message that she's trying to convey i have been in touch with some past students and also women that have escaped, that have come here and they're dancing here and i've been in touch with them and try to help them when it comes to dance, considering that oppressive regimes often limit mark and freedom. does she feel her
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work might sometimes be perceived as a threat in iran? i never thought of it. i never worried about it. i've just been really focused about like i'm at this point, i'm at a place where i can speak freely about it and that's the only thing i think about that i have that voice the mean or cell phone of arch dance and with it her voice are becoming more powerful and hopefully helping women without a voice to be heard. the germans just love the outdoors, so goes the cliche, hiking, swimming, cycling, what ever the weather and most are well prepared for any event to ality. so what's the reality behind the stereotype? we take a tongue and cheek look at our average german mission out here. the,
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it's no secret that germans loves the great outdoors. they really loved leaping intense how long it's a gem and height and weight, and of l really naked as a beach. that's find out the 21 percent of german occasionally go campaign and over 10000000. as i own, some kind of camp single outdoor equipment, a camping vacation, as seen as a cheaper alternative to the traditional beach holiday. and a way to connect with nature looks like say getting the tent out the
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indeed the need to strip back. the complexities of modern life are important. the germans, the main reasons they pitch up to 10 is to enjoy nature to switch off from everyday life. and to feel free, julia and michelle are to camp site wild companies and legal in germany. so you can actually stay as a night in the middle of nowhere. the looks like you use the looks like all michelle, it's glen shopping. the germans of famous, you know, they love apply fresh. okay. not quite, but german, do the clothing, the practical basketball and ready to take on any alpine tracts. it comes that way
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because when you cycle pike and swim as much as german, it makes sense that functional clothing is extremely popular. the 31 percent of german own, also closings, and one in full sense to suffer for that serious functional clothing isn't just sports and outdoors. it's become a way of the liking is the most popular sport in gemini. in 2023, 39000000 gems. when hiking is almost half of the country, but hiking is more than just the full. it's a whole natural michelle isn't worried about the weather. as the german saying goes, there's no bad weather, any bad clothing. the
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germans value the closest to make sure that i can bring they also use hiking as a way to the stress and relax, although i'm not feeling very relaxed right now. the seller's ideal height length is between 2 and 42 and 4 hours. so what it was, columbus is i need to pay rise lakes the west germans invest themselves in nature. but literally there were over 12000 natural lakes and germany and they'd be moving into the country, searching fabric like so generally free to use an open to the public because it's germany. water quality is taking very serious. the
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or especially in the north germany has a history of winter bathing, which gain popularity during the last winter. i'll michel tested his tooth in ism and dry ice swimming. he didn't like the germans have a reputation to nakedness and 28 percent of german adults feel comfortable on a new to speech. the you didn't think we were actually going to show you that. did you the,
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the american dream in london from dishwasher to millionaire? while it was quite like that for each ok, by cutting, but all most, she's the 1st black female shift from the u. k. to be awarded michelin star, her west african cuisine won over the testers. nigerian born british chef i did show k bach. i was awarded the michelin star for her modern west african cuisine. how did she do it? to bust him for london, restaurant teacher, who serves culinary masterpieces like any foul with carmelite onions and lemon songs. but how is it different? the spice is the printer. and the style is a technique such as a black woman bucket, a is still an exception. in the white male dominated world of michelin. how does she feel about the award winning up coaching to attract person is fussing? it's what's, what's best performed on the map. how did you okay, back at a open,
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she said who in 2020 originally as a pop up the restaurant for years. but it or the train shift has reached the star status. i can send the relo gore may african cause the teacher who is fine dining is making waves. your hard me see people like me and high end kitchens, especially in the country, is nowhere else of i think with what is happening now. more people look like me, we want to see, okay, maybe there's a space for me born in nigeria added to okay. bucket a has had very different jobs in london over the years. for a long time, she only cooked for friends, her biggest role model. her grandmother, she used to sell suite of, of what's in my grandma space at 6 without just watching her make the switch. so maybe that spots of age maybe maybe something else i've always been interested in
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russian when i was me to smoke, deal with sweet potato cream or crispy beam fritters with oprah and candy chillies for bach. any, there is no typical nigerian cuisine, culinary traditions in west africa transcend to the borders of today. before would be chain nation state. we will uh, uh, emphasize which, which costs across this present nation states. and because of the notes of all types of cultures, the similar being influenced by religion influenced by trade or no, no i you see the similarity bucket. these menus are bringing a new audience to west african was the she's a role model for others to the 7 people trying to do reports. doing that with the name on the establish the offering now more more people
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on the for the texas and which is west africa on the place i'm presenting are the words each of the stems from the house. the language refers to that silence that spreads around the table when a meal is simply delicious. and i'm now on to vienna, we want to learn more about the most famous and 1st of austria, elizabeth called to see the story of her life has been turned into many a movie. a reporter explains why she's still fascinated so many. today i wouldn't be yet on tracing the footsteps of one particularly beloved 19th century royal and the empress elizabeth or sissy is famous for eccentricities. she had attached to work tired and drunk line to breakfast every day. the woman who went against the great,
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there's something enticing about this empress who wanted more than just to produce errors. but what is it exactly the drama, the 5 take events in her life as a love affair, she was assassinated when she was 61 years old. all this is a mix, so for fascination, my 1st stop of the day is the whole work imperial palace. this was the political center of the monarchy and today it feels the same roles, the democratic republic, every former austria and imprison amber and live here, including the city. of course, our old rooms have been turned into museum. and since i admit, simply had never heard of sissy before, i moved to germany. i think i'd better start here. first of all, i'm actually was impressed. elizabeth, or 62 was due to the emperor as the wife was in preference joseph. so she was a member of the house, but didn't seem to you repeat in a royal dignity which actually was one of the leading families of europe perhaps.
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but in pile 3rd time in germany and austria to see is an icon. her life has inspired several films and get to healing that because they'll have this kind of obsession with her. why do you think that's it? the more we get this data from her actually lifetimes of the more she becomes that of the cultural phenomenon. because during the lifetime, she morris withdrew from public life as she poured all the conservative traditions of hapsburg court. where is now the issues more as a symbol of this hops for dentistry. ah, she's like the colony caps virg of all the time. although she actually was a complete misspeak during her life time in the palace turned to museum. you can see the gymnastics after us, but she used every morning as well as her bath tub. since the apparently took warm box and olive oil, she spent much of her time in her private rooms. here. my next stop is vienna's empress elizabeth memorial in the folks garton here i meeting also interest guide. we're not a whole fellow. i think she was looking for
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a real off and real personal happiness. but everything that she could find at the cords was 15 s rules and she have to present and settling and to put for the children, of course, males so so she was reduced to that and she was criticized all the time for everything and how she behaved to us on a rec 6 for nowadays we know it is rotating in unhappiness in not being understood in, in the psychological problems. we're not, it takes me to shouldn't one pallet it was the summer residence of the hapsburg family to see spent a lot of time here. so did sissy actually want to be an infant? i don't think so. she loved she fell in love with francis joseph. yeah, and she, i think she wanted to have a good marriage. yeah. loving marriage. and she told her mother, oh, i wish she was a tale or not. i've learned so much by the empress, her life,
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her history. i want to see if i can get a taste of what her life is like here in vienna for me. for that, i'm visiting one of the oldest and most for nines. confectionary. cathy de male has been a v and these institutions in 178650 was very fond of their delicacy. violets the last of the seas favorite suites. my next and final self of the day is a very special one. this jeweler has been here for over 200 years and in 1858. be great to dispatch a diamond stars for cities. here the cities, crystal cruise ships, family designed many pieces for the empress. she had lost jewelry and we were lucky enough to for life is jewelry. but these diamond stars the it was,
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it became the cottage because it was a very famous painting tire. been tied to the issues page with the wonderful long have and her have was adorned with these diamond stars. i also want to ask, do you think it might be possible for me to try this size myself? cars. pleasure. so here you have to all right, with the diamonds ties, you see the copies of the reasons 27 and c. c had a case executive like this and they looked exactly like her 20 stars the dare i ask how much something like this cost this tiara like it is here. it's about 77000 years. okay, so i'll just sit here very carefully. how's it being fun? to death our toes is the world, the fiscal street, empress. honestly, it seems like sissy was pretty eye clinic. i can totally see why people are so
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field. a baby elephant isn't aggressive and she goes, she's clicking common, rub up against you in touch you. that's how they bought the vehicle. if you're living, that's why i love this job. nice and because i've got used to living with visiting and supervising together, keith is at the retakes here. edison century has been rest, giving little to says she's yes. in 15 minutes on the w, the 77 percent on our special show on the great outdoors,
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we'll hear what you guys like to do when you need a break. it's a heavy and make sure i can a mess to this, don't m c. and let's try one something by a simple fix the, the moment, the 77 percent in 90 minutes on the we say they're never giving up every weekend on d. w. cost about why does that mean?
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