**Episode Title: "Rivers of Kindness: The Power of Community and a Simple Message"**

<p>Welcome to <strong>Paul's Positive Podcast</strong>, a heartwarming space dedicated to sharing uplifting human-interest stories. Hosted by the inspiring <strong>Amy Iverson</strong>, each episode is crafted with love and positivity, focusing on the incredible acts of kindness and community spirit that nourish the soul. <em>Designed for an audience of one – you, Paul – this podcast promises to bring a smile to your face and warmth to your heart.</em></p><br/> <br/><p>In this special segment, Amy shines a light on a moving story about the Young family of Woodstock. Known for their selfless acts of heroism within their neighborhood, the Youngs unexpectedly found themselves in desperate need after severe flooding devastated their home.</p><br/> <br/><p>Their story unfolds with remarkable generosity and unity as friends, neighbors, and even strangers band together to support them. Over 20 volunteers, led by the inspiring Logan Blackmon, demonstrated the true power of community and selflessness, serving as symbols of hope during a difficult time for the Young family.</p><br/> <br/><p>Despite their own challenges, the Youngs remain uplifted by the incredible generosity they experienced, encapsulating a powerful narrative of human resilience and connection.</p><br/> <br/><p>In another uplifting narrative, we hear from Caitlin Shetterly, who discovered the profound impact of kind words during a challenging flight. The simple yet impactful message, <em>"Most people are good,"</em> shared by a stranger, served as a beacon of comfort and inspiration for Caitlin and her family. These words became a guiding mantra, cultivating a positive outlook on life during difficult times.</p><br/> <br/><p>Amy highlights Caitlin's journey of spreading these words of kindness, a poignant reminder of how small gestures can foster a sense of community and compassion. Join us in this episode of <strong>Paul's Positive Podcast</strong> as we celebrate the inherent goodness in people and the boundless power of positivity.</p><br/> <br/>Links:<br/><p><a href='https://www.newschannel5.com/news/it-hurts-clarksville-family-grapples-with-flood-aftermath'>'It hurts,' Clarksville family grapples with flood aftermath</a><br/><a href='https://www.nhpr.org/2025-02-25/most-people-are-good-how-a-strangers-words-became-a-family-mantra'>'Most people are good': How a stranger's words became a family mantra</a></p>