Last year, Amazon was the world's largest corporate buyer of renewable energy.

We need more and more of our energy comes from wind farms like this one.

Guys, what happened to recording at the solar farm?

To learn more, visit about Amazon.com at UK forward slash sustainability.

Hey there, if you want to go back in time seven decades and 124 light years away in 15 minutes or less, then you're in the right place.

I was searching for fun and I found it. My God, if anybody in the world knows how to have fun,

it's the Spaniards. A special guest joins the podcast today to talk about the things that make us all

happy, food and family. Plus, we'll tell you about a female magician's ultimate vanishing act

and an even better comeback. From CNN, I'm Krista Bow, and this is Five Good Things.

I know that's kind of hard to hear, but that's because this one-minute birthday message was recorded 70 years ago near the top of the Empire State Building.

And this talking postcard was just returned to its sender after record collector Joel D.ath stumbled upon it in a dusty warehouse.

We have lots of voices from people in the 50s.

We have royalty and we have these politicians.

But here we had, just for a moment, a little slice of her life.

It tells a little story.

And it survived.

This vinyl called a voicograph was recorded in 1955 by Valerie Standard, who now goes by McBean when she was 20 years old.

She was visiting America for the first time from a small London suburb.

I'm speaking from the top of the Empire's building, it must be the coldish building in the world.

And was excited to see the tallest building in the world at the time.

Valerie meant to send it to her parents back home, but obviously it never got to them.

For me, the most exciting thing was that it was still within the original envelope with the address.

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