How about a break — for your ears? At CNN, we know the news can be a lot to take in. So each week, 5 Good Things offers you a respite from the heavy headlines and intense news cycle. Treat yourself to something fun and uplifting every Saturday as we share the bright side of life from all over the globe.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 87 | Founded | a year ago |
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I guess “good things” is subjective … today’s story was about a person being diagnosed with cancer and a prognosis of weeks to months to live.
Wonderful source of joy even just briefly. A reminder that we’re surrounded by great things, amid all the chaos and challenges
Thanks for sharing feel good, positive stories about REAL people…
The stories are actually decent, but the music and intro and sooo cheesy, it gives me the willies.
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This podcast features uplifting stories and positive narratives designed to provide a refreshing break from everyday news cycles. Each episode showcases heartwarming accounts of individuals and communities making a difference, celebrating resilience, and promoting creativity across various dimensions of life. Listeners can expect to hear about a range of topics, including inspiring personal journeys, community initiatives, artistic ventures, and even unique cultural practices that resonate with audiences looking for good news amidst the chaos. The approach focuses on the human experience, often highlighting the positive impacts of seemingly small acts of kindness and community support.
Noteworthy for its ability to spotlight diverse voices... more
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Recent guests on CNN 5 Good Things include:
1. Dr. Greg Maloney
2. Nicole Wong
3. Susan Bauer
4. Kristen Marino
5. David Fagenbaum
6. Melissa Walker
7. Tim Woodward
8. Robert Dunsing
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