Why Teachers Matter – for You, for Me, for the World Every October 5, the world pauses to honor a profession too often taken for granted: teaching. On World Teachers’ Day, we celebrate the heart and soul of education: the teachers who shape minds, spark curiosity, and guide generations toward excellence. At The Good Times, […]
From Problem to Solution: Pew’s Plan to Beat Plastic Our oceans don’t have to be plastic soup. A cleaner, brighter future is within reach. Around the world, bold efforts are turning the tide on plastic pollution, proving that together we can protect wildlife, people, and the planet. Plastic pollution is a global challenge, but one […]
“In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.”
Albert Einstein
What if, just for one day, the entire world pressed pause on conflict. Imagine a day dedicated to harmony, where weapons are silenced, and people everywhere turn their thoughts toward peace. Today, September 21, we observe the International Day of Peace, a United Nations-sanctioned day dedicated to the ideals of global non-violence and the aspiration […]
From Lifespan to Health Span: How Movement Redefines Aging In the quest for a longer, healthier life, one factor consistently stands above the rest: physical activity. While nutrition, sleep, stress management, and social connection all play critical roles in well-being, the evidence is increasingly clear that regular movement may be the most powerful lifestyle lever […]
How Cone Snail Toxins Are Shaping the Future of Medicine Marine cone snails, often admired for their striking shells but feared for their venomous sting, are proving to be invaluable to modern science. These snails can grow up to 9 inches (22 cm) long and are found in tropical waters around the Indian and Pacific […]
Legal Victory for People and the Planet For the first time in history, the fight against climate change has been recognized as a fundamental human right. This landmark affirmation empowers citizens, reinforces international responsibility, and signals a new era in which protecting our planet is not just a choice – it’s a legal obligation. In […]
In a world often focused on challenges, John Lee Cronin stands as a beacon of positivity and perseverance. Born with Down syndrome, John has turned his passion for colorful socks into a thriving business. It not only spreads happiness but also champions inclusivity and employment for people with differing abilities. A Dream in the Making […]
A Bond Forged Over Millennia Dogs (Canis familiaris) have lived alongside humans longer than any other domesticated animal, potentially for 15,000 to 40,000 years. First bred from wolves, they’ve evolved through human-guided selection into beings of loyalty, empathy, and cooperation. These traits made dogs invaluable as hunters, herders, protectors, and today, as emotional and medical […]
How travel transforms your mind, mood, and world There’s a reason why so many people say “travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer.” Beyond the stunning views, memorable selfies, and bucket-list moments, traveling opens doors to personal growth, deeper cultural understanding, and well-being. Whether you’re hiking a mountain trail, wandering through […]
