Your Weekly Dose of Good News | Week 32

[@Good__News]

Which one was your highlight? Also feel free to share other good news that you heard about in the comments 💚 Thanks a lot for watching!

[@rockettgacha1952]

I liked all of them!

[@kf6pfk]

Anything that successfully treats breast cancer is good news.

[@nine-seven-one]

All of them are amazing, but the Kabi Kabi people being native title holders was probably the highlight as I live in Australia.

[@Sarappreciates]

These are all good news, but I'm particularly moved by the breast cancer news at the end. I realize this is for earlier stage cancers than I have, but it's still great to hear any good news about breast cancer breakthroughs. Thanks for sharing!

[@jencpiche]

All great, but Hawaii for me since I live here! Just today, out on a boat, we pulled a bunch of trash out of the ocean. What a cool channel you have!

[@Atheist_Indian]

I wish the mainstream media would learn from you Regis , the world lacks positivity and you're a solution to it , loved this channel

[@kf6pfk]

Maybe he can start a new trend.

[@KnowTheGoodGoodToKnowPodcast]

We follow suit, good news only podcast!!

[@Alblaka]

Eh, some mainstream media does this already. It's a running gag in our family that about two thirds of our evening news tend to feature some kind of wholesome story about animals. It's always at the end, always a very brief segment, and always completely unrelated to contemporary events + irrelevant. And it's absolutely just so that people end watching the news in a good mood. It's kind of nice, but also I can't but shake the feeling it's very much emotionally manipulative in order to increase viewer retention/return. So, I don't mind this being kept to a selective and periodic format (like this YT channel), where I actively chose to get a regular dose of feel good.

[@jessicavanantwerp3925]

Let’s not let the discovery of the plastic-eating fungus lull us into thinking that it’s okay to still use plastic. We should all be doing everything we can to reduce our consumption of plastic.

[@Sarappreciates]

Good comment, well said. We need to live with intention rather than just mindlessly taking what we're handed.

[@celinepope]

Yes! And advocate for our governments to ban major corporations from using it as packaging.

[@trishwilliams3153]

I loved hearing about the horses. Beautiful, majestic animals. It is great news to hear some of them still live wild and free!!! They are not the last, we still have a population of wild horses (once domesticated and left) on Sable Island, Nova Scotia. ❤️

[@kaceykelly7222]

I loved all the stories BUT the plastic-eating fungus is the most exciting story I have heard! Maybe the big corporations who make & use plastic will offer to fund this program.

[@Encaris]

Look it up, fungi in general are HUGE possibility for future "plastics", building material, oil-eating cleanup, so much more. Fungi are amazing

[@stephenvanscyoc962]

It would be awesome if the fungus could also be cultivated as a dietary supplement to cut down on microplastics that have made their way into the body.

[@ogadlogadl490]

Incredible that mother nature always finds a way. It may take hundreds of years for the fungus to eat through the plastic island but it’s a start.

[@Alblaka]

Not 'will offer'. It will have to be 'must be obligated to'. We live in a capitalist economic system. Capital will do only what is in the interest of obtaining more capital. Fixing the environment gives less capital than exploiting it. So if you don't use superseding power (aka unified consumer demands, and kind of what governments are meant to be doing) to force them into fixing the environment, they won't. Simple: Don't rely on the greedy to be selfless. Just strongarm them to be slightly less greedy, at threat of taking away their everything.

[@Ri-Lizzie]

I’ve been a type 1 diabetic since I was 9. I am now 35. To take a pill instead of a shot or insulin pump …. I don’t have words for how that makes me feel. Just amazing.

[@stuff12342]

Fuckin A right. To not have to do insulin shots and creating scar tissue n what not would be absolutely incredible to only need to take a small pill to manage blood sugar would be life changing.

[@Cari-o6b]

My son was dx at 14 months.

[@TheOfficialSalemNobody]

Yeah it does sound pretty incredible, I feel like my body has run out of places to inject at this point- and I’m not picky about where I give my shots. I hope their tests and trial treatments work out well and have good results, I wish them much luck.

[@Kallamington]

The recognition of the Gubbi Gubbi/ Kabi Kabi people actually made me so incredibly happy! I've learnt a lot from them about aboriginal practices and spirituality in general as growing up in my area of the sunshine coast, my peers and I were taught to have respect and understanding for them. Your Channel is great and I'm subscribing right now! 🌟🌟👾

[@JH-hr3er]

Woot woot wiiiiiild horses

[@melissabeckham6917]

Thank you for helping change humanity’s vibration and focus. I always love the stories about helping restore the natural world best❤

[@secondpulse5728]

Like the selection of good news! Inspiring!

[@Good__News]

Thank you :)

[@ryankrumenauer2806]

I really liked the one about the marine fungus

[@ronvandereerden4714]

It's the most disheartening one. It's just another example of us desiring to walk away from the problem we create and continue as usual. Discovering that nature will eventually rid the planet of humans and their waste is not helpful. I'll be happy when we recognize a problem and take action. Not holding my breath.

[@Sarappreciates]

@@ronvandereerden4714 Walk away from it? No, this is going to help SOLVE it. Nobody here is suggesting it's solved yet, nobody saying to walk away now. There's also a plastic-eating bacteria that shows some promise of helping us with this literal mess. We literally CAN'T just walk away from our garbage piles. They will follow us wherever we go.

[@felipericketts]

Lots of good news! Looking forward to the next installment. 🙂

[@IrvineTruth]

This channel deserves 100 MILLION Subscribers! ❤❤❤ Outstanding!!! Thank you 🙏

[@melusine826]

As some one who currently lives relatively close to kabi kabi area, it was gutting when australia voted no on the voice. So this is some progress

[@gingerbee98]

I totally agree with you...

[@DanielAusMV-op9mi]

We want more good news in our regular news, this is awesome ☀️❤ Thank you for your awesome contributions, I feel like you inspired many many people to do good, me included

[@gardenjoy5223]

Wonderful selection of good news. Loved the entire compilation. Am deeply impressed by the teacher wanting to undergo a painful operation to save the little boys life! But I'm also very happy with all the other progress made, justice done and health care improved. Humans can be so AWESOME ! Hope your channel inspires more people to work for the best of our societies :) Each in their own beautiful way.

[@chris.breadman]

I hope Ezra will live a long life. And all the best to the teacher!

[@Atheist_Indian]

Loved that teacher - student story

[@gingerbee98]

Gubbi Gubbi native title story was my fave. Major historical event for our indigenous Sunny Coasters & for our country 🖤♥️💛

[@ruzachan]

The Prague Zoo in general is great, esp. in conservation efforts. It also had it's second Chinese pangolin born this year-the first 2 ever in an European zoo. They extremely endangered and very hard to breed in captivity.

[@bryankopkin6869]

Thank you for sharing all the good news happening! Im really hopeful about the plastic eating fungus :)

[@WolfDarkrose]

just because we got shit that may be able to eat plastic does not mean recycling or up cycling products does not need more funding research and instructor

[@nine-seven-one]

I love the work you're doing!

[@matthewrodder8534]

thanks so much for making these videos!! Great, inspiring information. We need more of it in the world. Love all the topics you discuss. Keep up the incredible work!

[@Good__News]

thanks a lot for your nice words :) We‘ll definitely continue with this

[@Deathking451]

Love these exciting stories! Thanks Regis, you're doing such inspiring work. Definitely need this to get picked up by mainstream media!

[@user-z4t3h]

Great! Spread the Good News, everyone! The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand! 🎉

[@theexerciseedit3147]

Great stories as always. 👍

[@mustacheo63]

Thank you!

[@HamsterHand777]

I absolutely love this channel, keep it with the good work, reminding us all of all the good in this world of ours!

[@misaandcoart]

I especially like the breast cancer one. My grandfather developed it before Covid hit and while thankfully he's in the clear now, the research helps me have peace of mind.

[@Hunterxii]

Love this channel it's what I needed today. Night shift has got me down in the dumps... but career wise it's my best move. But it's just not great so thanks for the good news

[@Sarappreciates]

Aww, 3rd shift can be rough. Take good care of yourself with plenty of hydration and good nutrition. Best wishes in your position!

[@reneemcduffie8295]

All wonderful! I subscribed 😊

[@PJVist]

Good news don’t sell!!! I hope that we will get more good news chanels like this

[@bullydungeon9631]

Thank you i needed this

[@koutsioj4762]

I care deeply about the environment and the way we treat (which, as we all know is not good) so hearing that there is a fungus that can break down plastic feels very hopeful to me. Of course, we still need to reduce the amount of plastic we produce by a lot and plastic is only one of the many problems going on with the environment but it's still good news!

[@corlisscrabtree3647]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@baum7303]

I had two favourite Storys on the one Hand the plasticfungus and on the other the one about the early brestcancer detaction methode. I like your Videos very much Best wishes from Germany

[@FunkDuMlk]

gratitude☯️

[@r.1599]

Thank-you.

[@PhilipMurphy8]

Always enjoy the selection of Good News Regis

[@alectopot719]

Very refreshing video as usual, keep up the good work

[@TarylWalker]

If Kazakhstan needs more wild horses they should get in touch with Nevada USA and see it they can take some off our hands.

[@sebastianhoppe2118]

It is good to see the good and the bad in the world. But good stories don’t spark so much engagement and clicks and mostly profit. I’m always happy to see good news and I’m glad you are doing it

[@daniblablah9329]

Amazing

[@clairebott1539]

What else can it eat? I hope this isn’t a monster life form that we are letting out ☹️ xxx

[@gardenjoy5223]

Yep, I had the same thought. Let's hope it is indeed good news and we don't find out later, how that fungus in mass quantities destroyed something else completely.

[@danielfrancesvoice]

Nice vídeo!!!

[@turkizno]

Noting that Insulin in a pill form and also a small injection needle "pen" form existed for years now - the latter's needle is also minimal (short and kind of tucked away) so it is a much better experience for those fearful of long needles. The pill merely does not work on people with organ issues, not because of the stomach though.

[@alexrobinson2803]

Horses? Very Naaice

[@JamesTyrrellOnline]

It's worth pointing out that less 1% of our plastic waste actually ends up in the ocean (according to the ocean clean up and other groups)

[@bradstevens6885]

Producing so much plastic waste per year or close to that number is ridiculously dangerous. And there's barely any news about partly collecting plastic from places where it's not supposed to be that will make me feel optimistic about it's total volume reduction. This is one of the biggest problems of our time.

[@King_9893]

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[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

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[@CuriousJourn]

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[@robnimil]

Commenting for algorithm

[@nathanlewis42]

How many tires are in the subtropical gyres?

[@tradeprosper5002]

Tires sink.

[@salvador4858]

News #4 about oral insulin is quite non-specific, and can be misleading (I want to believe that it is due to a lack of study). Diabetes is divided into two large groups, type 1 and type 2. Type 1 are those people who do not produce any insulin, usually starting at an early age. Type 2 do not produce enough insulin, associated with older people and obesity. For type 2 there have been many options for some time that do not involve syringes, such as pills. Therefore it is necessary to specify whether this "new method" is suitable for type 1 diabetes, which is the only one to whom it offers a truly new solution.

[@think4181]

This seemed to be aimed at type 1 as type 2’s don’t usually take insulin since there body still produces it (note that type 2 is usually a resistance to insulin being absorbed by the cells, not a decrease in production, though taking insulin can help a subset of type 2). I think that even if the pill works, it will still be inferior to insulin pumps in the vast majority of cases, as pumps give a delivery system that is attached to you and controlled by a smart device, so there isn’t medication to carry around (on a small time scale naturally). Pumps also only need fast acting insulin making prescription ordering and insulin storage to be simpler. On top of that pumps pair with CGMs and use algorithms to learn a persons specific insulin needs, which can greatly decrease A1C as well as hypoglycemia. To go back to taking insulin in this way would feel like a step back in diabetes management. I also see the problem of how to adjust the dose, as the amount of insulin a diabetic takes is different every time for bolus, and can change for basal as well.

[@salvador4858]

@@think4181 For that same reason I thought it was a breakthrough for type 2 diabetes, since it brings more problems than benefits to type 1 diabetes patients. As a CGM (tandem + dexcom) owner, I don't see this news as a breakthrough for me, just another piece of news that, if you're not well informed, looks better than it really is.

[@WolfDarkrose]

youd also think hey maybe the native people that have lived on this land longer then recorded history would know how to care for there home.....

[@hagron5702]

Don’t be misled into thinking that reintroducing wild animals to places they were once extinct is undoing the damage we've done. The harm is already done. Reintroductions normally start with a small population (like these horses), which can result in a genetic bottleneck. That bottleneck has a low genetic diversity, making the population vulnerable to inbreeding, genetic drift, and other challenges I'm sure. I’m not suggesting we stop these efforts, on the contrary, I think we should persist. We just have to understand that reintroductions cost a lot and require years of ongoing monitoring, analysis and potential adjustments. At the rate species are dropping around the world, I'm afraid we're going to run out of money and scientists.

[@Good__News]

Their plan is to reintroduce a lot more, but thats still true. Remains to be seen how this project turns out but i think the effort is already a good news

[@GeffreyKane]

We need to stop exhausting Mother Nature. Now she has to eat our plastic before anymore of her sea babies get hurt from it.

[@cedricvanhaudt826]

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[@ishkanark6725]

You are actually first

[@jitz10]

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[@joshuaramirez9088]

Algorithm comment ✊

[@rockettgacha1952]

First

[@ishkanark6725]

You're a few seconds in second

[@rockettgacha1952]

@@ishkanark6725 yeah, almost first

[@melusine826]

4:12 why the focus on prayers? The TEACHER was the one who made decision. Disappointed in this channel if its going to outsource the beneficial action to a fictious being. If the family are the ones attributing the donation offer to a god .... well again thats disregarding the actual lovely gesture

[@eliotcougar]

None of these news make me feel better about the world…

[@joshuaramirez9088]

That's fair. Progress is progress, which is good, though that doesn't change that other stuff is going on and more progress is needed. All we can do is take the steps we can though, and perhaps a situation will arise for much greater steps to be easier to take.

[@gardenjoy5223]

That's weird. They all contribute in their own way to making the world a bit better for some or many. So how are You Yourself helping this world to be a better place? What are you volunteering for? Are your motives honest and is the information you work from pure in this age of deception? In what way do You help ease the pain of some and bring comfort or a solution to a problem?

[@DavidL-wd5pu]

I don't appreciate this guy pushing his political ideology on us.

[@ronvandereerden4714]

Prayers don't get answered. There's nobody to answer prayers. The teacher answered a plea. Leave the giant nonexistent fairy out of it.

[@creepingaround3714]

That’s a bold statement, maybe do some research before you throw out those labels. Religion might not be as ridiculous as it sounds.

[@ronvandereerden4714]

Any and all real research will come to the conclusion there is no god. It is the lack of research that requires faith. Faith is one of the most dangerous concepts of humanity.

[@gardenjoy5223]

You are Very Badly informed. Prayers can have a huge impact! My spouse was healed from a debilitating incurable illness, called rheumatoid arthritis. The joints in his body were so inflamed! He was very limited in his movements and had much pain. But prayer in the name of Jesus Christ healed him! All the inflammations left him instantly! And never to come back. What doctors couldn't do, Jesus Christ did. Our story is but one of many many millions of answered prayers and miracles. It is true though, that not all prayers are answered. We as humans are puzzled as to why not and seek to find answers. It stays hurtful. Most problems in this world are human made. We need to find another job, because this employer abuses you or these colleagues mob you. Badly made constructions fall and hurt others. People still drive drunk and cause others to mourn over their lost loved ones. The Bible says that the love of money is the root of all evil. People work hard for something and then an evil person comes to steal it or destroy it. People cut corners everywhere to make a quick buck, not realizing that others pay for those corners. Cheap plastic toys from China were found to cause cancer the other day! Talking about not taking your responsibility! In the midst of it all God has no obligation to help sinful humankind. And yet, in His mercy and grace, He's helped countless of them. Provided that new job miraculously. Had someone be late that specific morning, that a structure fell down, so it wouldn't fall on him. Help people avoid that drunk driver or climb out of a wrecked car without major injuries. That last bit also happened to my spouse. All who saw the wrecked car thought it impossible for someone to come out of that even alive. He is tall, but only had a few minor scratches.

[@freckledspeckled5406]

There’s no reason to be rude about it, even if you don’t believe in it. Respect one another, no matter our beliefs, and the world will be a better place. Praying, hoping, putting “good vibes into the universe” that you’ll have a better, more positive day. And hoping you pass that goodness on to others, not this unnecessary meanness

[@sherronmitchell3977]

What a negative statement. Grumpy.

[@major_point3400]

One of the highlights of my week🫶