EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 29 MIN
Tell Me Your Good News : How Signs with Meg Is Spreading Joy Online & IRL
from Fresh Perspectives · host Rachel Lauren
Send us Fan MailWhat if the antidote to doom scrolling wasn't another app or a digital detox — but a handwritten sign and sharing a joyful moment with a stranger. A few weeks ago Rachel was rushing through the Union Square subway station when she spotted a woman standing alone holding a sign that read "tell me your good news." That woman was Meg, the creator behind Signs with Meg. What started as a way to combat negativity online has grown into one of the most genuinely joyful corners of the internet.In this episode Meg opens up about the courage it took to stand in public with her sign, what hundreds of strangers have taught her about joy and the human condition, and why she believes good news is one of the most radical acts of resistance we have right now. If you've ever felt worn down by doom scrolling or the weight of the world online, this conversation will change how you think about joy - spreading it, consuming it and being an advocate for it in your every day life.
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Send us Fan Mail What if the antidote to doom scrolling wasn't another app or a digital detox — but a handwritten sign and sharing a joyful moment with a stranger. A few weeks ago Rachel was rushing through the Union Square subway station when she spotted a woman standing alone holding a sign that read "tell me your good news." That woman was Meg, the creator behind Signs with Meg. What started as a way to combat negativity online has grown into one of the most genuinely joyful co...
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