This is The Happy Pod from the BBC World Service.
I'm Nick Miles and in this edition...
You know,
we told them these quilt blocks and these things came from all over basically the world now.
So this is the whole world reaching out to tell you how much we love you.
The woman sending hugs to people in need through a quilt.
In our culture,
that first laugh is believed to be the moment that the baby chooses to join the human world.
The laugh that they let out is a little announcement, like, I'm here, I want to stay.
A traditional ceremony that celebrates a baby's first laugh,
plus the football fans coming together after 100 years of friendship.
Honestly, there was one or two occasions today where I just had goosebumps.
It's the beauty and the uniqueness of...
Both clubs.
I mean, look, we're an hour after kick-off now.
And they're still going.
And...
You know, especially for a lot of people when they first come into recovery and out of homelessness,
they've lived in a very selfish way.
And part of the healing, I think,