Meet the man behind the YouTube channel 'Dad, How Do I?'. He teaches his millions of subscribers how to do everyday tasks. Also: the man in Uganda who is changing lives through chess; and the flower causing a stink.
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This is The Happy Pod from the BBC World Service. I'm Valerie Sanderson, and in this edition, we meet the man described by his millions of fans as the internet dad the world needs.
I'm grateful for the platform that I've been given to be able to pour good back into the world. There's just so much negativity, and I want to try to make being a dad a cool thing.
Also... But it's not good to give up. In most cases, you can lose all the pieces, but still stand a chance. That's the beauty of chess, that we never give up in life. It's not over until it's over.
How chess lessons have changed thousands of lives in Uganda. Why Ukrainians are turning to humour.
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