Harry Bly

You're listening to The Happy Pod.

Coming up in this podcast, we continue to reflect on our happiest stories of 2025, including... It's amazing what Deborah's found and it means so much to my family and I guess Deb means a lot to our family now too because she's gone to the effort to bring it home and extract the letter out of the bottle.

I would have done anything to get the medicine for Khalil.

It's amazing what Deborah's found and it means so much to my family.

And I guess Deb means a lot to our family now too because she's gone to the effort to bring it home and extract the letter out of the bottle.

I think they're the most amazing people I've probably ever come across and almost in tears now.

Marlene Anderson was 13 years old when she moved to the UK from Grenada with her auntie and cousins as part of the Windrush movement.

She eventually settled in Battersea in southwest London.

With the help of her neighbours, though, the trees were given protected status by the local council, meaning they can't be cut down by future residents.

And tell me about the picking etiquette.

The plaque reads, a gift from her homeland, Grenada.

It bears fruit year round.

Her essence lives on in its roots.

Real people losing real money by the criminals, the ghosts.

From the BBC World Service, this is Cyberhack Evilcore.

The story of a cybercrime case that stretches from small-town America to the back streets of Moscow.

Now, let me ask you the key question here.

We've kept the audience waiting with bated breath for this one.

The unofficial record was set in Vancouver was 1,685 golden retrievers in one place.

How many did you manage in Buenos Aires?