2025-10-25
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This is the HappyPod from the BBC World Service.
I'm Janet Jaleel and in this edition...
I could have cried when I looked
because I hadn't seen letters for so long and then I lit up a word and it was overwhelming.
We learn about the implants allowing blind patients to read again.
The woman who played the clarinet while she was having surgery on her brain for Parkinson's disease.
Before I had the operation I could only swing about one stroke and so I had got to the point where it was really difficult to move.
And it's just completely changed my life.
Plus...
We owe them.
We have to cherish and conserve them.
Because nowadays it's all machines.
We have to conserve Thai buffaloes as much as we can.
Redefining water buffaloes as beauty queens.
And...
She stood there for, it was probably only 10 seconds, but it felt like about 10 minutes.
We had this standoff.
It was just a tableau.
The dog that squared up to a bear.