The Woman with the World's Longest Tongue

0:03 Callaroga Shark Media. Hey there, Johnny Mack with five food news stories. Congratulations to the woman with the world's longest tongue. She's going viral after revealing that she uses her tongue to play jinga and to lift utensels. Chanelle Tapper told Guinness, that's what makes my tongue the most fun when I could do things that are outside the box with it. Her tongue measures three point eight inches. I've never thought about how long a tongue is, or not to go ahead and measure yours. She says. The best reaction I could ever get when someone sees my tongue is screaming. I actually do like when people yell or scream in shock or horror. Sometimes. My favorite thing about being a record holder has to be when I get to travel and meet other record holders as well. It's fun, and of course I get to see the parts of the world I've never seen before. I didn't know that was a thing. She got to go to Milan and have her tongue painted blue and green for the Welcome Successful Living campaign from the Italian fashion brand Diesel. It's not the thickest tongue that goes to Jinny, whose tongue circumference is five point two one inches, which, in case you're curious, is wider than the size of a xoda can wow.

1:13 Scientists getting it done. A wait, you're the Queen's accents there that I dropped the g Well, it's good because the story is from Long Island, so I guess I did say it in the appropriate accent. Scientists getting it done. A patient on Long Island is the first in New York to be cured of sickle cell anemia. Sebastian suffered from sickle cell anemia for twenty one years and said sickle cell was like a blockade for me, but now it's just like a wall that I jumped over. The scientists used his own bone marrow in IV transfusions to create normal red blood cells. One of the doctors said, when we could use Sebastian's own stem cells to do this therapy, we were delighted. Sebastian's mom said, Sebastian's been coming to the hospital since he was two months old. There are not enough words to show you how grateful I am. Great job, everybody. Tennis star Danielle Collins is looking to a donkey Danielle owns seven chickens and five dogs and wants to purchase a donkey and horses for her budding form. Colins told The Tennis Channel, my motto is with my merchandise to play tennis cash checks, rescue animals and give them the booshiest lifestyle possible. In March, she spotted an injured German shepherd the middle of a road near a hard rock stadium in Miami. She brought the dog to a local animal hospital. It's spent five days there and she adopted the dog. She has named the dog Crash Marino Collins. The name refers to Dan Marino, the Miami Dolphins quarterback. Colin's her last name, and Crash, I guess being with the car thing, I don't know, Colin says, I'm just glad I had the means to be able to help him and now he's part of my family. He's such a sweet guy. She's earned about

2:45 nine and a half million dollars in prize money during her singles tennis career and says, I just look at it as bonus time. When all these new hobbies animals of mine, something's got to pay the bills, right, all the funds are basically going towards their five star lives. That's awesome. A kangaroo got loose South Carolina. But that's not even the interesting part. You know how the kangaroo got loose, The goat let him out. Police in South Carolina did a round up the escaped kangaroo. The kangaroo's owner, Lindsey said, she's just woken up and a neighbor was like, hey, your kangaroo got out. She had to go out in her pink pajamas to help the police wrangle the kangaroo. The owner determined that the goat had unlaunched the gate, and good news. Those swimmers in distress they're okay. You know why, because they're not swimmers in distress, they're geese.

3:32 Emergency responders launched a search following report of swimmers in distress off the coast of New Zealand. The police responded, the rescue helicopter responded, The Coast Guard responded, there was a report to swimmers in distress near Ferguson Park. The helicopter and the Coastguard searched the area for forty five minutes. Then the police were like, chill out, it's just geese. A Coastguard spokesperson said the caller who mistook the geese for people did the right thing, adding it's always better to be safe than sorry. Those are your five good news stories for today. If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it. They might like it too. If you would like the program without commercial interruption, if you're on Apple podcast as a ben or there that says uninterrupted listening, click that and check that out. If you're not on Apple Podcasts, there's a link of the show notes.

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