Paul’s Positive Podcast, hosted by Amy Iverson, brings you another warm and thoughtful look at positive human-interest stories chosen especially for you, Paul.
In this episode, Amy shares the inspiring story of Caitlin Abrams in Vermont, who restores old gravestones by clearing away moss, grime, and years of neglect. Her careful work reveals names, dates, and carvings that had nearly disappeared, helping forgotten people—especially women and children whose stories were often overlooked—be remembered once again.
Amy then takes us to southern Italy, where Marco, an anime fan, can now enjoy new Japanese episodes in Italian almost as soon as they are released. Through subtitles, dubbing, and streaming, stories from across the world are becoming easier to share, helping fans feel connected no matter where they live.
Together, these stories show how people can bring one another closer. Caitlin connects the present to the past, while Marco’s experience shows how technology can connect people across language and distance.
This uplifting episode is a gentle reminder, Paul, that small acts of care—whether restoring a name on a stone or translating a story for someone far away—can help people feel seen, remembered, and included.
