The BEST of America! Molly's viral TikTok story reminds us that you never know who you'll meet if you 'Take Your AirPods Out!'

Molly is 27 years old, lives in Brooklyn and is working for a fantastic company. In May, she was traveling back from Spain when an 81-year-old woman asked about her trip. She had her AirPods in, like always, when on the train. Something about this stranger made Molly take them out and the resulting conversation not only made her go viral but changed both of their lives forever.

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If you haven’t heard of PFLAG, you should. The nonprofit offers resources, information, and support for anyone who wants to better understand the LGBTQ community. And over the years, it has helped thousands of parents stay close to children they once struggled to fully accept after they came out.

In this conversation, Nina tells Erin about the lives PFLAG has touched—and how one handwritten sign grew into a worldwide organization.

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Kim is the mom of a 27-year-old son named Zachary. Against all odds, this miracle child survived an extremely difficult start in life. He needs his wheelchair to get around, so when the special van Kim had got totaled one morning, she did the last thing she ever thought she'd do.... ask people in her town if anyone could help. Wait until you hear the very familiar celebrity who stepped up after seeing Kim's story on the local news. It takes a village, and this one teaches us that help can't arrive if you don't ask for it!!

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I haven't met anyone like Kendelle Reed before. Just 11 years old, Kendelle began her long history of empathy and wanting to make people happy at the age of 3. (I'm guessing it was even earlier, but that's when actual projects began...) With the help and guidance of her mother, this gem of a human spends much of her free time finding ways to make a genuine difference in her community. So much so that she received an award nearly always granted to adults. You won't forget this mother & daughter from Addison, NY and I think you'll be inspired long after the episode ends.

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Christina was doing just fine in life. Loved her career and helping people who struggled more than most. But she saw holes in the system and knew if given the chance, she could make it better. Enter the "BILT" community. A nonprofit created by Christina, that's become all she hoped it would be one day. Bridging Independent Living Together, Inc., helps people with disabilities live their best lives, working with their families to create a plan matches what each person needs to live as independently as possible.

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Think $20 can’t make a big difference? Then you haven’t met Kristina Ulmer or the students who turned a simple class project into a viral kindness movement. This episode is packed with story after story showing how a group of high school freshmen learned that you don’t need a lot of money to completely change someone’s day. Hear how one classroom assignment grew far beyond anything its founder ever imagined.

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Erin honors a total stranger with a final goodbye and shares recent uplifting stories that made headlines around the world.

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I love a good full circle of kindness, and this one is a goodie. By Vani's second bout with cancer, she started thinking maybe it was time to take this as a sign to help others through dark times. Not only does she literally sell light with these candles, but she donates back to places that help kids who are battling the disease. Vani's daughter even helped expand merchandise with her love of creating 'slime' for kids. The world is definitely brighter with these two in it!

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Erin stops in a few of her go-to stores to ask random moms what the ideal Mother’s Day gift would be. The answers will help anyone looking for the perfect something for mom this weekend.

Erin features someone she’s mentioned many times but never had on the Feel Good Frequency until now. Happy Mother’s Day to all momma’s out there!!

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Heather Abbott was continuing a tradition with friends on April 15, 2013 at the Boston Marathon finish line when her entire life changed in an instant. Grateful to be alive, this incredible woman started her own foundation and has made an unforgettable difference in the lives of those looking for a bit of normalcy after traumatic circumstances. This story will stick with you and hopefully

remind you that good people and 'helpers' truly are all everywhere.

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