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Welcome to The Good Podcast! Think of us as a gentle pause in your day. Each morning, we’ll share a handful of reminders that goodness is still here: stories, ideas, and inspiration that feel like a deep breath. Subscribe to The Good daily newsletter here: https://thegooddaily.kit.com/

  1. 18H AGO

    136: Making Olympic history in women’s halfpipe

    What does it look like to celebrate someone else’s victory as your own? Today, an Olympic podium becomes a generational moment as Chloe Kim cheers on the young athlete she once mentored, while Lunar New Year lanterns glow with renewal and New Orleans reimagines celebration with sustainability and soul. Across snow, city streets, and sacred traditions, this edition is a reminder that progress shines brightest when it’s shared.

    4 min

  2. 1D AGO

    135: Humanity arrives for man and dog in storm

    What does it look like when humanity shows up in the cold? Today, neighbors rally in freezing weather to shelter an unhoused man and his dog, a cat sanctuary opens its doors to people in need, and a persistent pup helps police find a missing toddler safe and sound. In storms literal and otherwise, these stories remind us that warmth isn’t just about temperature, it’s something we create for each other.

    4 min

  3. 2D AGO

    134: He built a cathedral of books for everyone

    What does it look like to dedicate a lifetime to possibility? Today, we meet a retired factory worker who spent five decades building a two-million-book library for anyone who wants to learn, an actress honoring her mother by advocating for awareness, and a global reminder that when we act together, even the ozone layer can heal. From fresh air in our homes to embracing the in-between seasons of life, this edition is a nudge towards steady effort, shared knowledge, and collective care that can shape a future that feels lighter than we imagined.

    5 min

  4. 3D AGO

    133: Elderly couple fell in love at care home

    What if love doesn’t follow a timeline, but simply arrives when we’re ready to receive it? Today, we celebrate an 85-year-old who proposed to her 73-year-old partner in a care home, volunteers delivering bouquets to widows and widowers who deserve to feel remembered, and science affirming that love is not just poetic, but powerful biology. In big gestures and simple presence, these stories remind us that connection can bloom at any age and the heart is always capable of beginning again.

    4 min

  5. 4D AGO

    132: Hero saves pregnant woman in sinking car

    What if the person who saves your life is someone you’ve never met? Today’s edition begins with a stranger who dove into a sinking car to rescue a 34-week pregnant woman, hours before she welcomed her daughter into the world. From a single mother handed the keys to a long-awaited home, to scientists exploring the roots of human consciousness and the simple joy of dressing in ways that lift your mood, these stories remind us that help, hope, and beauty often arrive all at once. Sometimes, in the span of a single day, everything can change and begin again.

    4 min

  6. 5D AGO

    131: Firefighter reunites puppies he saved

    What happens when care doesn’t end at the rescue? Today’s edition begins with a firefighter who saved a litter of puppies from a house fire and then, months later, found himself reunited with the last one still waiting for a home. Alongside stories of incarcerated men training guide dogs, science combining technologies to see the body more clearly, and Peanuts reminding us how to keep going with humor and heart, this issue reflects a simple truth: compassion often comes back around, deepened by time and intention.

    4 min

  7. 6D AGO

    130: 4-year-old runs 100 miles to fundraise for school

    What’s possible when determination meets encouragement? Today’s edition begins with a four-year-old who turned his school playground into 100 miles of generosity, and continues with stories of educators painting classrooms where none existed, communities stopping pollution at its source, and science showing how resilience can protect the heart. Together, they remind us that progress doesn’t always start big, it often begins with small, steady steps taken with others beside us.

    4 min

  8. FEB 10

    129: 90-year-old artist painted her caregivers

    What does gratitude look like when it’s given time and attention? Today’s edition opens with a 90-year-old artist who transformed her recovery into a thank-you, painting portraits of the caregivers who helped her heal, and expands into stories about art as access, memory as something shared, and creativity as a human necessity. Together, they offer a gentle reminder that care, expression, and curiosity can steady us, and that beauty often grows from noticing who’s been there along the way.

    4 min
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Welcome to The Good Podcast! Think of us as a gentle pause in your day. Each morning, we’ll share a handful of reminders that goodness is still here: stories, ideas, and inspiration that feel like a deep breath. Subscribe to The Good daily newsletter here: https://thegooddaily.kit.com/

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  • Creator
    The Good
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    136
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © The Good
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