The new show on ERT is making its premiere, aiming to answer all your questions in the most accessible way possible, with a genuinely humorous host.

Have you ever wondered about the production process of everyday products and their journey until they reach our hands: paper, soap, the mattress you sleep on, your favorite beer, soda cans, pots and pans, pasta, sauces, ice cream, even your beloved praline or peanut butter? What about the underwear or the shoes we wear?

Just like you, Giorgos Vagiatas pondered these questions and decided to hit the road to learn every single detail about the creation of these everyday products—their history and astonishing statistical data. Each product has an impressive journey until it lands on the shelves of retail stores and is ultimately used by consumers.

Giorgos and his team follow step-by-step the entire process, from gathering raw materials to production in the factory and packaging these products. The presenter engages with factory workers, occasionally participates in the production process, and finally meets people connected to each product in often unorthodox ways.

Alongside this, he shares interesting life hacks and tries things that you can surely attempt at home. All of this is delivered in his unique style, blending information with plenty of laughter. Rest assured, many of your questions will be answered, and you'll have a great time—like an educational trip without the teachers!

Giorgos learns how ice creams are made. Initially, we see him in an ice cream parlor, where he "competes" with the show's editors in a game of historical knowledge about the favorite frozen dessert. After presenting statistical data and records about ice cream, he visits a factory that produces ice cream in Athens and learns the secrets of the stick, cone, and ice cream cup. And of course, he speaks with industry professionals. Having gathered the necessary knowledge, he returns to the ice cream parlor and tries to make his own sorbet. Naturally, for another episode, he tries impressive life hacks that may change your life—or not. Finally, he meets the owner of a neighborhood shop that makes special ice creams, to see the production of ice cream on a smaller scale and learn the differences compared to large production units.