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March 20, 2024

Is that a snake in your pants? Why yes it is!

Johnny Mac presents five uplifting news stories. First, the 18th-century Crooked House Pub in England, which burned down last July, must be reconstructed by the owners to its original lopsided design by February 2027, as mandated by the local...
March 18, 2024

Take A Cold Shower

A 15-minute cold shower can potentially help one lose up to 350 calories by activating brown adipose tissue and increasing metabolic rate. The second story highlights Charlotte’s initiative, Loved Before, a soft toy adoption agency in London, which refurbishes and resells donated stuffed animals, with half of the profits going to charity. The third news item reveals the discovery of the SS Nemesis shipwreck, lost since 1904 with 32 crew members, found untouched. The fourth story celebrates the s...
March 15, 2024

Kevin Bacon the pig lured by Oreos PLUS The Wild World of the Florida Man Games

Johnny Mac delivers a light-hearted roundup of good news, featuring the wild antics at the Florida Man Games with events inspired by real Florida news stories, a dog heroically finding help at doggy daycare after a car accident, the anticipation for the upcoming Great American total solar eclipse, the exciting sighting of a grey whale off the New England coast thought to be extinct for over 200 years, and finally the humorous tale of Kevin Bacon the pig being lured back home with Oreos. The Wil...
March 13, 2024

But we didn't order a new roof.

In this episode of '5 Good News Stories,' Johnny Mac shares a collection of heartwarming and inspiring tales that bring a little more positivity into the world. The stories feature an accidental roof replacement that ended on a positive note, a significant scientific breakthrough at Pennsylvania State University where scientists have successfully 3D printed human skin tissue for wound treatment, an Oscar-winning documentary short 'The Last Repair Shop' spurring donations for a music repair prog...
March 11, 2024

A tidy mouse, teddy bears take over the ice and no the stingray didn't hook up with a shark

First up is Rodney's story, who discovered a mouse is cleaning his shed at night. The second story is about Chris Farley who managed to continue his streak of running a marathon under three hours thanks to friends. The third story is Haribo's achievement in setting a new world record by creating a 353.1 sq ft mosaic using over 150,000 gummy bear candies. The fourth story talks about the fans of the American Hockey League's Hershey Bears, who set a new record throwing 74,599 stuffed animals onto ...
March 8, 2024

Lost and Found Ring, Bug of the Year, and A Dinosaur Surprise

A woman named Melanie who loses her wedding ring at the North Greenville Recycling Center gets it back with the help of the Public Works Department. Secondly, a photography company called A Gold Photo increases adoptions and fundraising for over 50 shelters through a project called Second Shot, aiming to connect pets and people. The third story is about seven California condors, a critically endangered species, released into the wild after being hatched and raised at the Oregon Zoo. Moving on...
March 6, 2024

Don't bring a rotten fish in your carry-on!

In Nashville, a man in a chicken suit appearing during snowfall has been a mystery for the past decade. In Australia, the world's oldest living wild platypus, at 23 years old, has been found. A British woman was reunited with her lost cat, Duke, after seven years, discovering it lived in a nearby factory. World War II veteran, Lance Corporal Harold Jones, 100, has walked over 650 miles around his garden to raise money for charity. University of Pittsburgh researchers have found a potential remed...
March 4, 2024

The Nose Whistler and a man on way to be cremated ISN'T DEAD

In the latest episode, Johnny Mac shares five uplifting stories. The first story is about an 80-year-old man, Darshan Singh Brar, who was mistakenly declared dead from a chest infection but was found alive when being transported to his own wake. In the second story, an orphaned monkey in Zimbabwe's Chuala Trust Animal Sanctuary became inseparable with a kitten, proving a heartwarming tale of comfort and companionship. Johnny also highlights Hawaii's efforts to shift towards green energy by repla...
March 1, 2024

Rhino Rescue, Ancient Dodecahedrons and Oklahoma's plan for nation's Tallest Building

A vet sends an amusing letter to a cat named Loki, making vaccination sound appealing; Scientists successfully transfer a rhinoceros embryo, instilling hope for the endangered northern white rhinos' survival; a non-profit group, Gamers Outreach, brings joy to hospitalized children through a portable gaming kiosk; the mystery of Ancient Roman dodecahedrons continues to puzzle experts; and plans for what could be the tallest building in America, Legends Tower, are submitted in Oklahoma City. A Ca...
Feb. 28, 2024

The Matchstick Eiffel Tower Saga and Joey the Donkey's Heartwarming Recovery

The first story involves Richard, a French enthusiast who, after initially being denied recognition by the Guinness World Records for his matchstick Eiffel Tower because of the type of matches used, finally gets his work acknowledged. The second story talks about a stressed donkey named Joey, who, after being treated for a stomach blockage caused by the death of his mother, is doing well and has found a new friend. The third story shares the discovery of an archaeological site in Egypt contain...
Feb. 26, 2024

What happens to breast implants after cremation? PLUS Worst Lawn, Moose Rescue and Cicada Invasion!

Five Uplifting Stories: From the World's Ugliest Lawn to a Moose Rescue In this episode, Johnny Mac presents five interesting stories from around the globe. Among these is the story of an Australian woman who won the world's ugliest lawn competition...
Feb. 23, 2024

Take that Superman! A man has saved 39 cats stuck in trees PLUS Pasta might not make you fat maybe.

Johnny Mac, shares five heartwarming and uplifting news stories. First, an elderly man was rescued from a frozen Michigan lake by his pet dog, Ruby. Secondly, doctors in the University of Pennsylvania were able to hook a genetically modified pig liver up to a brain-dead patient, successfully filtering his blood for 72 hours. Next is the development of a new app that can reduce the impact of tinnitus. Another story features Stephen Murrow, a professional tree climber who rescues cats stuck in ...
Feb. 22, 2024

Bobi the world's oldest dog stripped of world record! (Breaking/Bonus)

It's Breaking News! Join us as we explore the curious case of Bobi, the Portuguese mastiff whose claim to ancient fame was revoked by the record keepers at Guinness. Was Bobi really the Methuselah of mutts, or just a pup in old dog's clothing? We'll...
Feb. 21, 2024

Winning Monopoly Tactics, AI Restoring Speech, and a Massive Cuckoo Clock Collection

In this episode,an Oxford professor's key to winning Monopoly. We then delve into a groundbreaking AI technology that restored a woman's voice after 20 years. We also explore innovative microwave technology for recycling solar panels and talk about a popular TikTok user whose underground mining project got shut down. Wrapping up, we tell the tale of two brothers seeking an heir for their gargantuan cuckoo clock collection. Winning Monopoly: The Secret Strategy AI Restores Speech to Stroke Surv...
Feb. 19, 2024

Rats Taking Selfies, Brain Cancer Blood Test, Record-Breaking Handstand Push Ups, and More

Rats Taking Selfies: A Social Media Experiment Breakthrough in Brain Cancer Diagnosis Inspiring Story of a Blind Long-Distance Runner Record-Breaking Handstand Push Ups A Funny and Slightly Naughty Story
Feb. 16, 2024

We figured out who ate the chocolate...you'll be shocked! Also the winner of Best Baguette

In this episode, Johnny Mac shares five good news stories. First, a local mystery regarding half-eaten chocolates and candy wrappers was solved when footage of the culprits - neighborhood squirrels - was captured. Second, three elderly King penguins receive the world's first cataracts removal treatment via custom-made lenses. Next, the unique friendship between Crystal and Dave that lead to a life-saving kidney donation is revealed. Fourth, we explore the competitive world of French bakers in th...
Feb. 14, 2024

Good News for Valentine's Day - Chocolate might be good for you!

Happy Valentine's Day. The potential health benefits of chocolate, specifically dark chocolate, are explored. A heartwarming story is shared about a 104-year-old US Marine veteran who received thousands of Valentine's Day cards thanks to a social...
Feb. 12, 2024

Around the World without Flying, Butterfly Rebound, and Underwater Living

Johnny Mac shares five positive stories in this episode. Danish traveler Thor Peterson completes a trip around the world without flying. A ten-year-old, inspired by a man's kindness crusade, undertakes his own acts of kindness. Bay Area's Andy Wang takes cleanup duties into his own hands, improving local dumping sites. Monarch butterfly populations see a significant boost in numbers after previous declines. Lastly, Dr. Joseph DeTourie ('Dr. Deepsea') breaks the world record by living underwater ...
Feb. 9, 2024

The Banana Peeling Elephant, Neil the Seal, and a Dog Q Test

In this episode, Johnny Mac shares five heartwarming stories about: a local seal named Neil causing a stir in Tasmania, a hilarious speed dating event at a local library, an intelligent elephant in a Berlin Zoo, a dog photographer's new initiative for mental health organizations, and a fun Dog IQ test for viewers to try at home. He keeps the audience entertained with his play-by-play narration, normalizing laughter in the face of life's unexpected moments. Neil the Seal: Tasmania's New Celebrit...
Feb. 7, 2024

Spy Pigeons, Amelia Earhart's Plane, and the World's Largest Ferris Wheel

A pigeon suspected of espionage by Indian police is set free after it is revealed to be a racing bird from Taiwan. Deep Sea Vision, an ocean exploration company, may have discovered Amelia Earhart's Lockheed 10E Electra aircraft, potentially solving one of history's greatest mysteries. The Loose Ends Project, a non-profit, completes unfinished knitting projects left by deceased loved ones. Also mentioned is the innovative 'Doll for All' initiative, creating dolls that represent disabled childr...
Feb. 5, 2024

Money-Eating Dogs, Bird Conservation, and Fuel From Poo

In this feel-good news episode, we first share the story of how a couple recovered their $4,000 after their dog ate the cash, recount the conservation efforts in Ecuador protecting 10% of the world's bird species, and discuss Australia's largest...
Feb. 2, 2024

Alligator Denied Entry to Baseball Game PLUS Giant Tumbleweeds take over highways

In this episode, Johnny Mac discusses five good news stories. First, a giant tumbleweed reminiscent of 'Tumblegeddon' in 2020, was seen in California. Next, the discovery of a fossil of a juvenile Tyrannosaur, Gorgosaurus labratus, with useful...
Jan. 31, 2024

Your next house could be built with dirty diapers

Johnny Mac discusses scientific and mathematical discoveries such as a new 'Einstein' shape – a 13-sided figure dubbed 'the hat' – that can tile a flat surface without repetition. Two heartwarming human interest stories are also included: Petra...
Jan. 29, 2024

We found the missing Space Tomato PLUS What ever happened to Bat Kid?

A missing tomato grown in a NASA experiment has been finally found, a group of strangers named the 'Delta Six' form a bond over a voucher deal at the airport, Colorado begins a voter-approved wolf reintroduction program, a New York woman raises enough...