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Join Johnny Mac for an entertaining episode featuring five uplifting news stories. Learn about a new mayonnaise-inspired fragrance launched by Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis and Hellman’s. Discover efforts to save the nearly extinct Sunflower Starfish by marine biologists at the University of Washington. Hear about an influencer's over-the-top fireworks gender reveal party. Get tips from Ash Reed on using garden plants like rosemary, marigolds, and peppermint to repel rats. Lastly, find out about an unusual skincare trend involving a social media influencer using her own feces as a face mask. Don't forget to check out Johnny the new show, '5 Minutes of Gratitude.'

00:00 Introduction and Host Welcome
00:15 Mayonnaise Inspired Fragrance
00:59 Saving the Starfish
01:41 Over-the-Top Gender Reveal
02:36 Natural Rat Repellents
03:13 Gratitude Show Announcement
03:30 Bizarre Skincare Trend
 
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 Dolce & Gabbana's Dog Perfume, Missouri's Shoelace Record, Lahaina's Banyan Tree, Adele's Hangover Remedy, and Disneyland Ticket Surprise
In this episode, John shares five delightfully uplifting news stories. First, Dolce & Gabbana launches a $100 dog perfume named Fifi, touted as an 'Olfactory Masterpiece.' Then, a Missouri museum sets a record with a 2,729-foot-long shoelace. The Lahaina community in Maui celebrates the recovery of a 151-year-old banyan tree damaged by wildfires. Adele offers a humorous hangover tip emphasizing hydration. Finally, a 1985 Disneyland ticket is honored 39 years later, granting free admission to a California man's daughter.

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In this episode, Johnny Mac shares five heartwarming good news stories. A false alarm about a 10-foot alligator in Washington turns out to be a friendly lizard named Taz. In Florida, officials remind residents to avoid stressed black bears. In New York, a Bronx restaurant provides over 500 free meals daily to immigrants. Gizmo the Chihuahua is reunited with his owner after nine years, thanks to a microchip. Finally, an Australian man attempts to break his own Guinness World Record for the most underpants put on in 30 seconds.

00:00 Introduction and Alligator Scare
01:32 Bear Sighting in Florida
02:40 Bronx Restaurant's Generosity
03:23 Gizmo the Chihuahua Returns
04:08 Guinness World Record Attempt
 
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Learn about scientists who have discovered that rats enjoy being tickled and this relates to play behavior, observed in many species from birds to reptiles. Hear about how sheep are being used to protect the ruins of Pompeii, and how the elders from the Ho Chunk Nation are preserving their endangered language through audio recordings. Also, meet Barbara Lakin, a former fashion designer who bestows repaired Barbie dolls to migrant children. Lastly, we cover a unique contest in Montenegro that challenges participants to break the record for lying down!

The Science of Tickling Rats

Sheep Preserving Ancient Ruins at Pompeii

Preserving the Ho Chunk Nation Language

Restoring Barbie Dolls for Migrant Children

The Laziest Citizen Contest

Join Johnny Mac as he covers five entertaining news stories. Learn about a unique job opportunity driving the 27 foot Oscar Meyer Wienermobile across the country, hosting pop-up events and creating content for social media. Hear the adventurous tale of Tyler the Cat who traveled 670 miles in 5 days, and the story of a bird landing on a bride's head that helped win an international photography award.

Discover the surprise of wildlife officers finding a crocodile in a chicken coop in Australia, and the investigation into a group who enjoyed a feast in a Sweden diner, leaving without paying. Enjoy the fun and laughter in this episode and remember to stay tuned for more!

Drive the Oscar Meyer Hot Dog Mobile

Lost Cat Found After Long Journey

Wedding Photographer Wins International Award

Crocodile Found in Chicken Coop

Dine and Dash Incident in Sweden

In this upbeat podcast, I'm Johnny Mac, sharing five fantastic stories that are sure to bring a smile to your face.

Kicking off with a humorous snapshot of a kangaroo that appears to be playing air guitar, which snagged the Comedy Wildlife Photography Award for its photographer, Jason Moore.

We also cheer on Lauren, a remarkable teenager who noticed a lack of fresh produce at community food drives and took it upon herself to make a change. With half an acre of land given to her by her parents, she cultivated a staggering 7,000 pounds of fresh produce for food banks and nonprofits in the Quad Cities area. Her dedication and determination have not only brought fresh vegetables to those who need them but also caught the attention of the Future Farmers of America, who awarded her a grant.

We also bring you the fascinating news of a Caribbean island creating a permanent sanctuary for sperm whales, providing a safe and undisturbed habitat for these majestic creatures. Then we take a surprising turn into the realm of antiques, as we share the story of a couple who found a rare Chinese treasure in their garage.

Finally, we end the show on a quirky note, delving into the peculiar laws that exist around naming children in different parts of the world.

Listen in as we discuss these captivating stories that are sure to leave you feeling inspired, intrigued, and maybe even a little amused.

\ A creative teenager uses a detailed resume and cover letter to convince her mother to allow her to own a Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppy.

A daughter in Mississippi surprises her dad with a cherished football card he once had to sell.

The For Everyone Collective, a clothing company, hires individuals affected by incarceration.

A peculiar incident involves a man crashing his car, stripping down, and jumping into a Bass Pro Shop aquarium.

Finally, Johnny Mac muses about strange laws that could be strictly enforced by AI in the future, such as Washington's law against killing Bigfoot or Oklahoma's law against eavesdropping.
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Ever wished your pizza could fly right to your doorstep, hot and fresh, just like in a sci-fi movie? Well, buckle up as we bring you an incredible story of a pizza chain inspired by none other than Elton John, delivering their pizzas via jetpack! That's not all. We've got a round-up of five good news stories that are sure to put a smile on your face. From the hilarious story of a dog stealing the spotlight during a marriage proposal to an eight-year-old cheerleader single-handedly putting on a spectacular performance, every news piece is a testament that there's always a silver lining.

Do you believe in the power of kindness? We have good news. A study conducted on 1800 participants shows that stories of kindness can help alleviate negative emotions following distressing events. We can't wait to share these stories with you. And just when you thought it couldn't get any cuter, we introduce you to Milkshake the duck and Dumpling the miniature cow, proving that friendship knows no bounds. Finish off with a good chuckle as we talk about a jetpack pizza delivery that's literally taking the pizza industry to new heights.

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We begn with the tale of Jack and Carla, a couple who celebrated 82 years of marriage, as Jack turned 105 and Carla 100 on Christmas. They live in a retirement community with other centenarians. Then, the exemplary story of a Los Angeles teenager, Jacob Rock, with profound non-oral autism is shared. Jacob has created a 70-minute symphony despite his condition, made possible with modern text-to-voice software. The tale follows the act of generosity from the city of Columbus, as they cancelled 335 million in medical debt for their residents. Subsequently, the script tells of a bride who canceled her wedding and donated the $15,000 reception to a non-profit that worked with children with special needs. The script concludes with an apology from a prominent Japanese department store, Takishimaya, for delivering 807 lopsided Christmas cakes to their customers.

At her aunt and uncle's wedding, a four-year-old flower girl stole the show with her playful commentary. When the priest announced, "It's time, you may kiss your bride," the groom leaned in for a kiss, only to receive an unexpected critique from the little girl - "Bad kiss!" Her unexpected comment caught everyone off guard, including the priest. The joyous moment created a memorable and light-hearted atmosphere, bringing smiles to the faces of all who witnessed it.


Country singer Luke Combs found himself in the middle of a heartwarming story of empathy and compassion. Luke learned that a fan had been sued for selling homemade merchandise featuring his face. Shocked and saddened by this turn of events, Luke reached out to the fan personally to apologize and offer his support. He even promised to cover her legal expenses and started selling his own tumblers with all proceeds going to her. This act of kindness showcases Luke Combs' genuine care for his fans and his commitment to making things right.

For the first time in history, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature has successfully moved a species from "extinct in the wild" to "endangered" on its red list. Thanks to the efforts of zoos worldwide and game breeders in the Texas Hill Country, the scimitar horned oryx now has a population of 140 to 160 individuals and is steadily increasing. This incredible conservation success story serves as a beacon of hope for endangered species worldwide.

In a true display of heroism, a group of high school students in Utah came together to rescue a mother and her two-year-old son who were trapped underneath a vehicle. When the accident occurred, the students promptly rushed to the scene and managed to lift the car, allowing the trapped individuals to escape to safety. This inspiring act of bravery demonstrates the power of community and the incredible strength that can be found in the hearts of young individuals.

Meet Lou, a 92-year-old who defies age and continues to practice Kung Fu and Tai Chi. Despite the challenges that come with aging, Lou credits Tai Chi with keeping him fit, healthy, and mentally sharp. After battling repeat chest infections and a bad back, Lou discovered Tai Chi in his fifties and hasn't looked back since. His unwavering dedication to exercise and positive outlook on life serve as a testament to the importance of staying active and embracing new passions at any age.
Conclusion:
And there you have it, five heartwarming good news stories to brighten your day and kick-start the new year! From the amusing flower girl to the resilience of the scimitar horned oryx, these stories remind us of the power of kindness, compassion, and positivity.

Let's carry these stories with us as we embrace the opportunities and challenges ahead in the new year. If you enjoyed these stories, don't forget to share them with your friends and loved ones. And remember, good news is always worth celebrating!