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Hello, it's my joy.

It's hash of a gech, I'm Joy.

Hello, I'm Joy and you're listening to The Happy Pod.

This is the Happy Pod from the BBC World Service. I'm Jackie Leonard and in this edition uploaded on Saturday the 24th of February

hurtling into history Africa's first Bobslay champion breaking more records.

Not only am I breaking this barrier and making this history, but really just compete with the rest of the world.

That for me would be success. The Spanish Football Club doing its

bits to encourage players and fans to be more environmentally friendly.

Forever Green is the platform launched by Real Betus for inspiring society for fighting against climate change.

Also in this podcast, we definitely has only child syndrome. He is a local celebrity and he writes a column for our local newspaper.

A surprising therapist, celebrity and columnist in the Florida Keys and the viral social media post that wasn't quite what it seemed.

This was very unintentional. It was a late night post for me. It was all in good fun. It was all, as somebody coined recently,

Kidder Banta. Hurtling down narrow,

narrow, twisted, packed ice tracks in a gravity-powered sled

might not be everyone's first choice in sporting endeavor,

but then Nigeria's Simidele Adiagbo isn't everyone.

In 2018 she became the first Nigerian to compete at the Winter Olympics and became the first

black female Olympian in the sport

a skeleton. Now the Bobsley World Championships are underway in Winterburg in

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