The Good News Podcast

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Katie and Neil chat about one of Katie's all-time favorite TV moments (hint: it's Julia Child!).

Katie and Neil share good news about snacks for bacteria.

Katie and Neil share an update on the Voyager probes. They're all good, great even!

Katie and Neil share good news about bees and the budding cannabis industry in North America.

Katie and Neil share some good news about revived dates out of Israel. Here is a link to the trailer of the documentary Katie is talking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANUPINHT5dI

Another installment of Wiki Woman! Check out the links below for even more info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wangari_Maathai https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wanjira_Mathai

Katie and Neil share good news about a dog getting reunited with it's owner.

Colleen and Neil share a repeat from a Super Bowl of yore. This is STILL an excellent idea.

Colleen and Neil share a story about soup for bees from a while back.

Colleen talks to her husband David and kiddo Fiona about why they love to roller skate. Fiona also gets mad and tells her mom to stop podcasting.

Colleen and Neil share an episode fro m the archive about a kind connection made over eBay.

The Countryman's have been married over 40 years, they met roller skating when they were 9 years old.

Colleen's five-year-old Fiona is really into roller skating. Colleen went along on Saturday morning and met some of the folks at Fleetwood Roller Rink.

Big changes in France over single-use plastic.

Colleen and Neil share some nutso news about lightening our impact on the planet. Turns out going vegan is nearly synonymous with going green.

Neil shares the celebration of dogs connected to Diwali and his thoughts on dogs in public spaces. TLDR: Check with Neil first before bringing your dog to a public location.

Are you so tired of Colleen going on about self-compassion, too bad.

Neil and Colleen reflect on 2019 about some of the great things that happened.

Colleen and Neil discuss good news about a cool new rice and share some new foods they'd like to see on the market.

Colleen and Neil share some good news from Finland where a model for helping others is yielding benefits.

Colleen and Neil share a repeat episode with some tips to stay happy even in the cold. Happy New Year!!!

Colleen and Neil share some good news about students who were potentially taken advantage of by the University of Phoenix.

Colleen shares some great news about parking tickets as well as her own parking ticket journey.

Neil asks his lovely wife Katie to recount some Christmas movies this year. Happy Holidays!

Continuing a holiday tradition, these are a few of Neil's favorite carols as sung by his wife, Katie.

Neil shares three good stories about Christmas giving and Christmas miracles.

A bunch of money is found in an old safe and someone does a really good thing with it.

Advice on how to make good choices and stay alive in your day to day routine. We love you.

Colleen and Neil share good news about NYC and the birds therein.

Colleen and Neil share some good news about rising humpback whale numbers in the wild.

Colleen and Neil share more news about child geniuses. Smart kids are always good news.

Colleen and Neil chat about the very well designed water filtration device, the Bermuda!

We are sharing some good news about thoughtful and intresting programs in prisions.

Tips and action on how to help improve your connections and friendships.

Colleen and Neil share some good news about your Thanksgiving leftovers.

Colleen and Neil talk about traditions, letter writing, and the giving of gifts.

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon prove that boys and girls understand and learn math equally the same.

Colleen and Neil share audio of Harmonica Pete doing what Harmonica Pete does best.

Colleen and Neil share more great news from from the world of tiny housing.

Chicago Parks District holding a homecoming experience for the LGBTQ Chicago youth and we think that's amazing

Colleen and Neil share the tale of the world's newly crowned youngest degree holder.

Another episode of WikiWomen!! Diane Havlir is a Professor of Medicine and Chief of the HIV/AIDS Division at the University of California, San Francisco.

Lois Ellen Frank is an American food historian, cookbook author, photographer, chef, culinary anthropologist, and educator. She won a 2003 James Beard Foundation Award for her cookbook Foods of the Southwest Indian Nations, the first cookbook of Native American cuisine so honored. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Colleen and Neil replay an interview with Andrew Knox who volunteers some of his time doing maaaaaaagic.

Colleen and Neil share good news about a problem that has been piling up on the tallest mountain.

Guess how young kids can count? You'll have to listen to the episode to hear what researchers have found

A new way to do lunch!

Colleen and Neil share more good drone news (which is apparently something Neil does... a lot).

Colleen and Neil share good news about some new rat skills to be on the lookout for.