Five Good News Stories - five stories in the news, all of them good!5 Good News Stories is a heartwarming and uplifting podcast that focuses on bringing positivity and hope to its listeners. Hosted by Johnny Mac, this podcast is a breath of fresh air in a world often dominated by negative headlines.In each episode, John handpicks five of the most inspiring and uplifting good news stories from arou... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 179 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsKids & FamilyEntertainment NewsPets & Animals |
A newborn fox at the Richmond Wildlife Center is raised with minimal human contact, using a unique method where caretakers wear fox costumes. Adidas plans to donate over $150 million from Yeezy sales to anti-racism organizations after ending their pa... more
The tales include a pilot and his dog surviving a plane crash off the California coast and swimming to safety, Anouk Gournier setting a new rope climbing record at the Eiffel Tower, the birth of the 250th California Condor chick at the San Diego Zoo ... more
A mass wedding ceremony during a total eclipse in Ohio Town, the rescue of three stranded men on a Pacific island using palm leaves to spell out 'HELP', the development of a new cancer-detecting blood test called Galeri, the story of Roger, a playful... more
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…but more time on adverts is not great
Crazy ratio of ads to the actual podcast on 5min episodes. Blink and you might miss the “content”. It’s the fyre-fest sandwich of podcasts.
Dolphins getting high on for fish is my favorite episode and I really like all the other facts. The John Mac gives he’s a really funny guy in my opinion and I think this podcast is good for anyone who likes funny, harmless jokes. Thank you, John Mac
In theory this is ok but seriously ALL THE ADDS take away from any vibe the stories can create. Adds are bad in amount and content. And not all the stories are good in feel either.
So why am I listening about a terrible wedding? It’s like the buzzfeed of podcasts, lazy lists with content (poorly) stolen from Reddit. Hard pass for me.
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Apple Podcasts | #212 | Australia/News/Entertainment News |
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