In December 1979, Finnishwoman Tula Hiverinen boarded a four-seater plane flying over southwest Iceland.

But it seemed fate was not on her side.

Little did Tula know she was about to beat all the odds by surviving both a plane crash and a helicopter crash within the space of a few hours.

To find out more about this mind-boggling event, plus plenty more that'll

make you say, what are the odds? Just stick around for this episode of one in a million coincidences.

You're listening. You're listening to be amazed. What's on your bucket list? Visit the Eiffel Tower. Swim with dolphins. Get the perfect body.

17-year-old Rebecca Townsend from Connecticut had just three things on hers. One, kiss in the rain. Two, fly to Spain, and three, save a life.

The goals were part of a school assignment and over the next few years after writing it, Rebecca had ticked off the first two.

She flew to Spain with her family and kissed her boyfriend in the rain.

After graduating from high school in 2015, Rebecca was due to attend Notre Dame, but tragedy struck on July 2nd.

That fateful night, while on the way back from a fireworks display, Rebecca and her friend Ben Arna were hit by a car.

Sadly, Rebecca did not survive the accident, but it seems like she managed to complete her bucket list in her final

moments. The last thing Ben remembers from that night is Rebecca pushing him out of the way of the

car and telling him to hurry, saving his life and sacrificing hers in the process. Rebecca's family

set up a Facebook page in their daughter's memory called Remembering Rebecca,

and in the years since people all over the world have been committing small acts of altruism in her name. We should all be a bit more like Rebecca Townsend, don't you think?

If you're struggling for things to put on your bucket list, here's an idea. Become a number

one. Be amazed fan. Of course, the first step to

ticking that beauty off is to follow this podcast, leave a five-star review if you haven't already,

and to make sure you never miss out on any amazing content. All done? Let's get back to it.

Any pet owner will agree that having a dog or cat run away from home is the stuff of nightmares.

Plastering posters around town, going door to door, and even setting up dedicated social media pages can bring you no further to finding your beloved animal.

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