I'm Sophia Smith Gala and I'm Saatchi Cole and we're on a quest to find out where in the world women are living their best lives

We're here to shine a light on some surprising and inspiring places and what we can learn from them

Where to be a woman from the BBC World Service.

Listen now, wherever you get your BBC podcasts.

This week, NASA harnesses the power of sound

to help people visualize our universe.

When you're listening to something over time,

your ear is really sensitive to be able to pick up more data.

It's another way to be able to find a needle in a haystack. It's like having

another tool in your tool belt, if you will. This is the happy pod I'm Harry Bly. Bees once a minute or so we heard this whoop

whoop. Meet the man making them whoop and finding a way to check the health of bee colonies during winter without disturbing them.

Hello, my name is Dr. Martin Benchik.

I've been studying honey bees, bee hives, listening out for

whooping signals, and you are listening to the Happy Pod from the BBC World Service.

A basketball record in the United States.

Caitlin Clark making history netting 35 points in a single game.

Also in this podcast, we're looking at rare and endangered languages.

We ask you, our listeners, to get in touch.

Mehba, I'm not even Maalta, or flumkinad in the summer. listeners to get in touch. Mlai

Mlle and flum kina in the summer of the

the de la dezioni

to the Happy Pot, full BBC Royal Service. Take a listen to this and try and guess where it's from.

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