While kayaking on vacation, this family got a surprise passenger. A baby sea lion hopped on board and went for a ride with the lucky family. You'll see in the video the pup is as calm and happy as can be. This family will surely never forget this experience!
** To commemorate Kid Inventors Day, OGTV is sharing this story about a young girl who redirected her fear from a hospital stay into the creation of a device that makes these visits a little less scary for other kids in the same situation. **
The only good part of a hospital stay is the end of it – the moment you go through the doors and know you are heading home. As stressful as this can be for an adult, it is exponentially worse for a young child. Ella Casano was one of those kids suddenly plucked out of normal life by an unpronounceable diagnosis and thrust into a daily routine of painful treatment, fear-stricken parents and the prospect of long periods away from home. Though she was really scared, she saw her situation from a kid's "how do I beat this" perspective and envisioned something that could make the experience just a little bit easier for herself and others like her.
How would you feel if a team of medical specialists reviewed your background and declared, at the age of 5, that because you had Autism, you would never be successful academically, that you would likely not graduate from high school much less go to college, and that being an athlete was out of the question. Anthony Ianni faced that future and just flat out refused to accept it – he ignored what the doctors said, set goals, worked hard, and created his own destiny.
People of Peru are getting new opportunities thanks to one awesome high school student. Ziggy Hallgarten, a 17-year-old junior at Staples High School is Westport, CT, takes his entrepreneur spirit and helps others in return.
** In honor of Elementary School Teacher Day and teachers everywhere, we asked people to tell us about their most memorable teachers. **
Take the time to think about who your favorite teacher is or was and how they impacted you. How did they help you become the person you are today?
** The live broadcast and subsequent reporting of the dramatic events of January 6, 2021 at the Capital remind us of the dedication of journalists around the world who put themselves in harms way to share breaking news. In honor of their bravery and dedication, we share this story. **
On Saturday June 30, 2019, Dave Rust will "wrap" a 39 year career as a CNN videographer. Over his illustrious career, he has covered stories in all 50 states and every continent in the world, during peace and war, in triumph and tragedy, and with both younger and older colleagues by his side, proud to work with this consummate pro.
This little girl dreamed of one day dancing. Unfortunately, she suffers from cerebral palsy, making this dream more difficult to fulfill than others. In spite of it all, she is able to overcome the obstacles and defeat the odds. Meet Meg Worrick, the 13-year old dancer.
Meg first knew she wanted to become a dancer when she attended one of her little sister's dance recitals. She was filled with an overwhelming emotion of sadness, seeing her sister up on the stage, wishing she could be up there dancing too. With the unconditional support from her parents, dance studio, and dance instructor, this dream became a reality.
Everyone could use a few more smiles in their daily lives…and watching a funny video will often do the trick! OnlyGood TV videos help make your life fun, more manageable, happy and stress free!
There are people who love pizza, and then there's Scott Wiener. In this episode of our "man on the street" series, Not Your Average Joe, comedian Joe Leonardo meets Scott Wiener, a pizza fanatic. Not only does he hold the Guinness World Record for "Most Pizza Boxes", he also owns Scott's Pizza Tours, a company based in New York City which educates tourists on the history of pizza. Guess what Joe and Scott will be having for lunch!
Kids say the darndest things—and do the kindest things, at the same time! Both of these facts ring true in the story of Dylan Siegel and Jonah Pournazarian, two boys who met in elementary school and whose friendship inspired an amazing project that has grown beyond what either one could have imagined.
