This is Andrew Peach with the happy part talking to the people at the heart of the world's

positive news stories. Roy in the Philippines is enjoying his when there's so much stressful

news says Roy it provides him with an oasis of good vibes each week and Bonnie got in touch

from Dubai. I tend to do a lot of doom scrolling, unfortunately on things like Twitter and

it's a very, very bad habit and to break myself out of it I listen to podcasts that are a little

more uplifting and yours has been such a huge help in the past few weeks. I hate to use catchy

words but a really good vibe you know. Thanks to Bonnie to Roy and to everyone who's been in touch.

This week we'll hear from Melbourne Shanghai Stockholm and Wellington as news of secret messages

in your body odor. We know that if a person is in a state of fear their sweat can be perceived

by another person through the chemo signals in the sweat. A taxi for dogs in China. I've been

looking at comments on Sina Weibo which is China's equivalent of a platform like Facebook or Twitter

and people have been saying they think it's a fantastic idea and they're hoping to see

similar services in their cities. And a world record breaker in a tent. I've had a brilliant

three years. We're in a better years of my life. I thought coming now whilst we finished

going to high and we can focus on adventures for the future. All on the way in the happy pod.

You're out with your metal detector in the gold fields of Victoria in Australia wondering what

you can find. The metal detector goes off and you think you found a gold nugget but how much will

it be worth? You take it to the only prospecting shop in G Long, south-west of Melbourne where you're

about to give Darren a big surprise. A chap bought in a backpack and he said I've got something to show you

and look normally prospectors come into the shop and they'll show me a rock that looks like gold

or a rock with a bit of furls gold in it which tricks a lot of people and he said I've got

something to show you and out of his backpack he pulled this rock about probably three quarters

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