Author name: olcaysworld

Earth Guardians Youth Director Xiuhtezcatl Martinez is a 16-year-old indigenous climate activist, hip-hop artist, and powerful voice on the front lines of a global youth-led environmental movement. Our producers meet the young activist and share his fight for his and our future. TV Show:GalileoTV Channel:ProSiebenProducer:Niko Karasek, Olcay ÖzdemirFilming Location:Boulder County, USAMelbourne, AustraliaReached audience:ca. 1.8 million

35% of Americans are overweight! A new industry arouses and creates products for overweight people and makes their lives easier. Oversized toilet seats, chairs, bicycles and even XXL coffins. There is nothing that does not exist. Also XXL models are slowly recognized in the fashion industry. Producers Olcay and Sascha travel to the US to

Grumpy Cat is the most famous cat in the world. Celebrities and companies do everything just to meet her or work with her! Producers Olcay and Sascha travel to the US to meet with Grumpy’s manager. Manager? Yes that’s right. The cat has a manager! But how did this cat become so famous? TV Show:GalileoTV

Do you want to shuffle cards like a magician? Then try Cardistry. Cardistry is a new trend from USA, in which young people show off breathtaking moves with playing cards. The cards are juggled and shuffled so fast that it is nearly impossible to see with the human eye. Galileo Producer Olcay meets a German

Patrick the Wombat is adored by the whole world for his buck-toothed smile and winning personality. The 31-year-old wombat is reportedly the oldest bare-nosed and heaviest wombat in the world. We get an exclusive look into Patrick’s life and how he impresses his visitors in Australia. TV Show:GalileoTV Channel:ProSiebenProducer:Olcay ÖzdemirFilming Location:Melbourne, AustraliaReached audience:ca. 1.4 million

More than 5% in the world suffer from Color Blindness (also known as Dyschromatopsia). In the US, researchers have invented a pair of glasses that helps colorblind people see in color. Galileo Producer Olcay travels to San Francisco to get an exclusive look into the production of these glasses and presents this phenomenal invention to

1 out of 4 people have a fear of heights (also known as Acrophobia). Thanks to the increasing popularity of the VR technology, psychologists make use of 360-glasses in order to cure their patients’ fear. Research shows that 87.5% of participants reduced their fear of height after a Virtual Reality treatment. How does this work