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...
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 council.
Secondly, volunteer efforts in the UK have saved at least 115,000 amphibians from road fatalities during their breeding season migrations.
Third, Paul Edmonds achieves remission from both HIV and blood cancer thanks to a pioneering stem cell treatment.
Fourth, new AI technology is revolutionizing the early detection of diseases like cancer and heart defects.
Finally, a humorous incident about a man caught smuggling three pythons in his pants from Montreal to New York City, leading to a year of probation and a $5,000 fine.
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0:03 Kalaroga Shark Media. I'm Johnny Mack with fine good news stories, good news if you enjoyed the Cricket House pub in England. Yeah, it did burn down last July, but the owners of the quirky eighteenth century British pub have been ordered by a local council to rebuild it and they have to keep it with its previously lopsided specifications. The pub, known as the Cricket House for its leaning walls and tilting foundation, burnt down last summer and they demolished the remains well. The council has said it's engaged with the owners and ordered the pub be rebuilt back to what it was prior to the fire by February of twenty twenty seven, where they will face prosecution. Some background. The fire took place two weeks after the pub was sold. Two days later, the pub was bulldozed. That raised some questions among local residents. More than thirty five thousand people joined the Saved the Crooked House, Let's get it rebuilt facebook page. The pub was originally built in seventeen sixty five as a farmhouse that started sinking on one side as a result of extensive coal mining around eighteen thirty it became a pub. It had had a couple names over the years, eventually became known as the Crookeet House, a tourist attraction, one side about four feet lower than the others. Look forward to it the reopening or being recreated anyway. Other good news from the UK If you're a toad, hundreds of heroic volunteers have soaked themselves on early spring nights to save toads, frogs
1:36 and newts for being squished under the tires of passing cars. Yeah, we don't want that. The volunteers walk across dark highways with a high beam flashlight and a high visibility jacket and they pick up amphibians and drop them into a bucket for safe transport across the road, leading us to wonder why did the frog cross the road? Last year, England's Amphibian Rescue group saved at least one hundred and fifteen animals from roads. Angela is a volunteer and said, I find it very emotional actually, and it becomes more emotional as you do it. You see a creature that's so vulnerable. It's sitting there and you can see that it's pregnant and bulging with babies. You want them to have a fighting chance of making it to their breeding grounds. All right, that answers why the frag cross the road. But why did the frag cross the road in the first place in the other direction? Good question. I don't have the answer. Congratulations to Paul Edmonds, the fifth known person ever in remission from both HIV and blood cancer. He received a treatment involving stem cells with a rare genetic mutation that makes people who have it resistant to getting HIV.
2:36 Doctors called it a remarkable and encouraging treatment. He's the oldest person to be in remission for blood cancer staying medical New AI breakthroughs are helping doctors make life saving cancer and heart defect diagnoses faster than ever. An AI model can accurately identify diseases and tumors in medical images. Researchers train their model by feeding it thousands of images and giving it diagnosis tasks. The AI was able to flag early signs of tumors, detect heart conditions and X rays, and identify macular degeneration. When we come back from the break, I'm gonna be a little bit naughty, like match game naughty. It's worth the laugh, but just in case you don't want any naughtiness in your day. You were dismissed, but it's a fun story. Be right back, all right, that naughty story I teased? Is that a python in your pants? Or are you just happy to see me? Oh? No, it's a python.
3:28 A New York City man admitted to smuggling three pythons in his pants. He was sentenced to a year of probation. Don't do that again and find five thousand dollars. The man crossed into New York with the hidden snakes on a bus from Montreal to New York City. I've had it with these snakes on the bus. These snakes were discovered by Customs and Border Protection officers, again leading me to wonder, Hey, is that a snake in your pants? How do you? I don't know. The man had purchased the snakes, valued at more than twenty five hundred dollars, at a reptile store in Canada. However, importation of Burmese pythons is regulated by international treaty. US federal regulations list them as injurious to human beings, so maybe don't keep them in your pants. That's your five good news stories for today. If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it they might enjoy too, Share it on social media. Thank you all for listening. Have a great day.
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