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Positive News launches new video podcast exploring what’s going right in the world

Positive News is expanding its What Went Right series into a video podcast on YouTube and other podcast platforms. The video podcast brings the series' weekly roundup of progress and constructive stories to a broader audience.

Original reporting: Positive News · 1 min read

Originally published by Positive News: First briefed by The Daily Lift: Last updated:
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Why this is good news

This expansion may benefit people who want constructive stories by making the weekly roundup available on YouTube and other podcast platforms. Demonstrating that the series reaches a broader audience matters because it highlights increased accessibility for those constructive stories.

What happens next

How will Positive News measure whether the What Went Right video podcast on YouTube and other podcast platforms increases reach or engagement for its weekly roundup of constructive stories?

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