Why would someone risk their life for a country that's not their own? From LA Times Studios, DW, and Futuro Studios, this is a show about the thousands of Latin American soldiers who are fighting in Ukraine, for Ukraine.

<p>Why would someone risk their life for a country that's not their own? From LA Times Studios, DW, and Futuro Studios, this is a show about the thousands of Latin American soldiers who are fighting in Ukraine, for Ukraine.</p>

We trace the unexpected backstories of everyday things – things that have traveled the world, by force, by chance, or by choice. How did this item or idea change as it moved through different cultures and eras on its way to you? And what surprising truths does its story reveal about our world today?

Don't Drink the Milk – The curious history of things

New DW Podcast: Call Sign Condor

Once dubbed an "economic miracle”, things don't run like they used to in Germany. This new DW original podcast endeavors to find out how Germany lost its magic and who’s got it now? Traveling beyond Germany — to India, France, Switzerland, and Denmark — the show explores how others are getting things right, and what Europe's former Wunderkind might learn from them. Wherever you get podcasts.

<p>Once dubbed an "economic miracle&rdquo;, things don't run like they used to in Germany. This new DW original podcast endeavors to find out how Germany lost its magic and who&rsquo;s got it now? Traveling beyond Germany &mdash; to India, France, Switzerland, and Denmark&nbsp;&mdash; the show explores how others are getting things right, and what Europe's former Wunderkind might learn from them. Wherever you get podcasts.</p>

Introducing: Delayland – Germany and the Missing Magic

Lock 'em up and throw away the key. Turns out that concept has been controversial from the beginning. There have always been cracks in the concept of incarceration, but have we let the system grow beyond our control? Journeying from prisons’ beginnings to now, and from the US to a small European country, we ask: who is prison actually serving?

Prisons: Why can’t we break free?

Women around the world and across generations are connected by this familiar thing that you can't actually see: invisible labor. The mountain of tasks that go unseen and undervalued, and which fall mainly on the shoulders of women. From Icelandic grandmothers to Escape the Corset and 4B activists in South Korea, here's what happens when women push back.

New DW Podcast: Call Sign Condor

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