Good Good Good

Good Good Good is a media platform founded by Branden Harvey that aims to spread positivity and optimism by focusing on good news and celebrating people and organizations making a positive impact. The platform includes a website, newsletter, podcast, and social media channels featuring news articles, interviews, essays, and videos centered around themes like kindness, hope, and progress.

In addition to original content, Good Good Good curates positive news stories from other sources, serving as a hub for readers to find inspiring and uplifting stories worldwide. Their goal is to create a community of passionate individuals committed to positive change, empowering them to take action in their own lives and communities.

1. Good News This Week: August 23, 2025 - Wind Phones, Ramps, & AI Glasses

   Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating...

2. Nature survey in tropical paradise leads to new species of 'diamond-eyed' toad

   The species joins a roster of tropical animals found throughout the Yunnan region, including gibbons and Great hornbills.

3. 'Controlled infections' may be corals’ secret weapon against climate change, new study reveals

   A coral’s microbiome is made up of microorganisms such as algae and bacteria, some of which are considered “symbionts” that co-evolved to live within a host coral.

4. Conservationists 'moving on turtle time' might not know the impact of their work for 30 years. Still, they press on

   This summer’s hatchlings won’t be back on land for 30 years. It’ll take at least that long to know how global warming is changing them.

5. Chicago-wide search for beloved service dog ends as 'Bam Bam' reunites with owner after 72 days

   14-year-old dachshund Bam Bam was stolen from owner Angel Santiago in June. A citywide search in Chicago finally got its happy ending.

6. Monterey Bay Aquarium offers 'otter date' to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce ahead of Sea Otter Awareness Week

   After his otter obsession went viral on the latest New Heights' episode, the Kansas City Chiefs football player earned an exclusive invite to the Monterey Bay Aquarium with partner Taylor Swift.

7. Gorgeous moth given new name after a century of 'mistaken identity'

   Calling it “the prettiest species” he’s ever encountered, entomologist Peter Huemer dedicated the discovery to his wife, Ingrid Maria.

8. The world is watching this year's 'water lily weigh-off' as 40+ global botanic gardens compete for glory

   A competition initiated by the Denver Botanic Gardens, plant lovers across the world are now donning their waders and getting in the pond.

9. In this all-women tiny home neighborhood, rent starts at $450. Residents want it to be a nationwide blueprint

   Robyn Yerian spent all of her retirement savings to build a plot of land where other women like her could live. It’s called The Bird’s Nest.

10. Med student launches 'little free podiatry practice' to help homeless get back on their feet — literally

    In addition to wound care and vitals, she provides patients with new shoes and other hygiene items.

11. This superintendent 3D prints violins in her office so every student can play in the orchestra. They cost just $50 each

    In a low-income, rural school district, one superintendent decided to get creative to keep music education alive and accessible for her students.

12. New footage reveals that seabirds are constantly pooping. Here’s why that’s a good thing

    Researchers strapped tiny cameras to 15 seabirds in Japan and realized that a certain behavior was helping the ocean.

13. These innovative, solar-powered shipping containers house 80 homeless people amid scorching summer heat

    The new X-WING facility is a new approach to helping homeless residents get off the street and into somewhere safe and cool.

14. Scientists celebrate 40 potential new sea creatures uncovered by Argentinian expedition

    The deep-sea livestream of Argentina’s Mar del Plata Canyon garnered over 17.5 million views in total.

15. German grandma builds wheelchair ramps from Legos to make her town more accessible — and colorful

    67-year-old Rita Ebel has been changing her hometown of Hanau, Germany for the better, one Lego brick at a time.