2025-03-22
26 分钟This is the Happy Pod from the BBC World Service.
Hello, I'm Oliver Conway.
And in this edition, how approaching strangers for a chat could make us happier.
When you do go up and ask someone and you start talking, you feel so much better and it's just so good for your mental health.
I've loved it.
This year's World Happiness Report highlights how people are more trustworthy than we think.
I'm deliberately mislaying 10 wallets across Belfast, each with a note asking to call my number if found.
So how many of our 10 wallets do you think will prompt a phone call?
And once again, Finland is named the happiest country in the world.
Also, I had never seen somebody live like a full and happy life with a speech impediment.
At the same time, the woman helping millions of people make their voices heard.
This week saw International Happiness Day and with it the release of a report showing strangers are much kinder than we think.
Like this.
Excuse me, I don't suppose you'd like a cup of tea, would you?
Sorry, I don't suppose you'd like a cup of tea, would you?
How do you like your tea?
That's the big question to ask.
Milk and no sugar.
Milk and no sugar.
Perfect.