2025-10-11
27 分钟This is the happy pod from the BBC World Service.
I'm Celia Hatton and in this edition,
how one man's search for his birth mother led him back to someone he already knew.
It's like I automatically knew him.
I felt like I hadn't been separated from him.
She was already a lady that I respected and I felt like the conversation was always like that of a mother figure.
Also,
with power comes responsibility and hopefully you know with this platform we can become stronger you know and be able to change all these things that truly can be changed.
The international football star who cycles to work and wear second-hand clothes.
Green turtles have bounced back from the brink of extinction.
It just tells this great story of how people across the planet can come together to turn things around and that is amazing.
Plus Why the man who won one of the world's most prestigious awards initially thought his wife was joking?
She started screaming, my God, my God.
And she said, you won the Nobel Prize.
And I said, I did not win the Nobel Prize.
She said, I have 200 text messages that said you won the Nobel Prize.
Well, first, we start with an incredible story about separation, love, and cake.
Vimar Hunter loved to visit the gimme some sugar bakery in his home neighborhood in Chicago,
enjoying the cakes, pies, and cookies.
But also the warm company of the owner, Lenore Lindsey.