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A new gadget is taking the fear out of MRIs for kids.

A new gadget is taking the fear out of MRIs for kids.

Effective, safe, and money-saving? What wizardry is this? We also have Catherine O'Hara's tear-jerking eulogy for John Candy and a NIMBY idea that a shocking 99.2% of Americans agree on.

Greg Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
Five 'bombshell' lessons learned in therapy

Five 'bombshell' lessons learned in therapy

In this Saturday edition of the Daily GOOD: Sometimes it's a slight turn of phrase that rocks your world. The Beatles were The Beatles of the '60s, but who were the Beatles of the '70s and beyond? And one debt collector wouldn't take "dead" for an answer.

Greg Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
Harrison Ford gives a moving answer about life's meaning

Harrison Ford gives a moving answer about life's meaning

An unexpected answer from a screen legend, a 700% surge in people leaving donor lists, and a growing trend of Americans ditching work for what they call “mini-retirement.”

Greg Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
Hope, hustle, and burnout: why Gen Z doesn’t buy the Boomer dream

Hope, hustle, and burnout: why Gen Z doesn’t buy the Boomer dream

Today we have research that explains why the same work hits different for one generation than another, a story of how Robert Redford inspired Scarlett Johansson, and five tips for mixing religion and science.

Greg Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
A surgeon's brilliant approach to kids spares them the fear of their surgeries

A surgeon's brilliant approach to kids spares them the fear of their surgeries

When a brilliant surgeon combines superheroes and kids, fear doesn't stand a chance. Plus, two stories of the power of music to alter our minds, a view from space that might make you think you took something to alter yours, and a toddler that is all of us.

Greg Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
Who's kinder to their siblings, brothers or sisters?

Who's kinder to their siblings, brothers or sisters?

Science leans in on the battle of the siblings, a multi-platinum rock star sits down with me for a talk about Climate Week and joy, and 17 things the future is going to be giving us shade for.

Greg Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
Tax breaks, teenage dreams, and the slow, weird death of the mall

Tax breaks, teenage dreams, and the slow, weird death of the mall

Boomers are shaping slang, malls didn’t die the way you think, and Letterman’s eerie FCC bit hits a little close to home 13 years later.

Greg Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
'You forgot me': A dad’s emotional surprise for his daughters

'You forgot me': A dad’s emotional surprise for his daughters

A dad who refuses to say goodbye, Tolkien trolls the Nazis, and dogs on FaceTime (yes, really).

Greg Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
In a funk? Follow these rules for a happier life.

In a funk? Follow these rules for a happier life.

Friday's Daily GOOD by the numbers: 5 rules for how to get more happiness into your day, 81 cringy things GQ called overrated in 1995, and 1 rule you have to follow if Fido is gonna be sleeping in your bed with you.

Greg Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
A CEO claims she can determine how successful you are by how you order coffee

A CEO claims she can determine how successful you are by how you order coffee

Can you filter out the drips by how they order a cup of joe? Does your accent make people think you're doing a bit? Why does a clown from the 90's still haunt our nightmares. These are all GOOD questions, and we have the answers.

Greg Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
Robert Redford's tender 'Twilight Zone' portrayal of Death: 'It isn't me you're afraid of'

Robert Redford's tender 'Twilight Zone' portrayal of Death: 'It isn't me you're afraid of'

Redford's early performance is a comfort, nobody noticed your screwup, and staying put might be the best way of getting ahead.

Greg Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
One childhood checkup could predict your risk of dying young

One childhood checkup could predict your risk of dying young

Today we share how an easy childhood test might warn of real danger in later life, we discuss the revolutionary tech that burned bright before burning out (sometimes literally), and we discuss a bold move for the balding.

Greg Sullivan
Greg Sullivan
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