Friday, November 21, 2025

Good Afternoon! In this week's Feel Good Flyover, we're featuring an octopus that learned to play the piano—really. And if an octopus can master the keys, you can absolutely chase down whatever dream you’ve got.

Don’t forget to tune in to Amy Hess’ Feel Good Flyover podcast, where she sits down with the team behind Stable Recovery—a Kentucky horse farm pairing world-class thoroughbreds with men in early recovery. Watch it here.

If you’ve been frustrated by prostate issues, this surprising “zero-gravity” method—once used by astronauts and now going viral—could be the natural breakthrough you’ve been waiting for from today's sponsor, Viriflow.

Wrong Text Leads to Lasting Tradition

A wrong-number text in 2016 led Arizona teen Jamal Hinton to Thanksgiving dinner with Wanda Dench, a stranger who thought she was inviting her grandson.

Instead of brushing it off, Wanda welcomed him with a grandma’s heart and a plate of food—and they’ve shared the holiday ever since.

Ten years later, their unlikely friendship is still going strong, a viral reminder of kindness, connection, and saying yes to the unexpected.

This year, Green Giant is hosting their meal to mark the milestone—and its own 100th anniversary.

Modeling Icon Still Going at 94

Carmen Dell’Orefice, who landed her first Vogue cover in 1946 at just 15, is still modeling at 94 and is now the subject of a new photo book by longtime collaborator Fadil Berisha.

Carmen Dell’Orefice: The Ultimate Role Model, released earlier this month, celebrates her 70-plus years in fashion.

Despite posing for legends like Salvador Dalí and Irving Penn, Carmen says it wasn’t until working with Fadil that she felt truly accepted—gray hair, wrinkles, and all.

From the runways of the 1940s to modern photo shoots, she remains a graceful constant in a changing industry. See her Instagram page here.

Thanksgiving Meals for Truckers

In Grand Junction, Colorado, the Roy family is cooking up more than turkey this year. They're serving gratitude to truckers spending Thanksgiving on the road.

With dad hauling freight for the holiday, mom Kandi and the kids are bringing home-cooked meals to drivers at their local Love’s Travel Stop.

They plan to serve 200 full Thanksgiving dinners—turkey, stuffing, pie, and all—plus handwritten thank-you notes.

A GoFundMe is helping cover costs, and support keeps rolling in. The Roys say it’s their way of thanking the folks who keep store shelves stocked and supply chains running.

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➤ Amy Hess shares an interview with the team behind Stable Recovery, where a Kentucky horse farm pairs world-class thoroughbreds with men in early recovery. (Listen to Interview)

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Authorities are on high alert after a rogue scientist released a groundbreaking trick used by astronauts to urinate in zero gravity.

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➤ A Swedish engineer spent six months training his octopus Tako to play the piano, and the results will shock you. After trying a multitude of training techniques, Tako was finally able to play a full melody while his owner accompanied him on guitar. (Watch Video)

➤ Two farmworkers in California were honored for saving 20 children from a burning school bus moments before it was destroyed, ensuring every student escaped without injury. (More)

➤ A hedgehog hospital was recently recognized at BBC Scotland’s Make a Difference Awards for treating nearly 600 sick or orphaned hedgehogs. The Hedgehog Haven features an ICU, maternity ward, and volunteer “hogbulances” that assist in transporting the tiny patients. (See Details)

➤ Fifty pictures of animal “sploots” highlight animals of all kinds stretching out in goofy, flat-out poses that you never knew you’d enjoy so much. (See Photos)

➤ Two janitors turned their children’s book idea into a retro video game built entirely around trash. Set in a sprawling fantasy landfill, the Super Nintendo-style adventure Kingdoms of the Dump features a heroic Trash Can Knight leading the quest. (See Details)

➤ A Chihuahua puppy named Lola has gone viral for hitching rides around the house on a robot vacuum. (See Video)

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A viral clip shows a man giving food—and a heartfelt hug—to someone who really needed it.

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Why did the turkey join a band?

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Authorities are on high alert after a rogue scientist leaked a shocking “pee in zero gravity” trick used by astronauts. This simple method helps them pee effortlessly and shrink an inflamed prostate by 67%, which is why astronauts avoid BPH and bladder issues. Now men everywhere are using it to regain prostate control—without drugs or painful procedures.

Watch how it works while it’s still online.