Good Connection

In an intensely political time, comedian Josh Johnson has emerged as one of the sharpest voices cutting through the noise. His stand-up clips regularly go viral, earning him nearly 3 million followers on TikTok and over 2 million subscribers on YouTube, where his commentary travels fast and far.

Sydney Towle has built a community of nearly 1 million followers on TikTok by documenting her life with rare bile duct cancer in real time. Her candid videos about treatment, uncertainty, and everyday life have turned her page into a powerful space for connection among people navigating illness and grief.

With a background in social work and psychotherapy, the Queer Eye cast member and talk show host has built a media career around being a catalyst for healing.

In a TikTok video with over 1.6 million views, an ecstatic bespectacled woman poses for a hopecore edit with some white high-cut briefs, her last clean pair of underwear. The top comment under the clip reads, "I was weirded out but then I realised it was grace."

Achieng Agutu is your TikTok bestie who preaches body positivity and being yourself. She's an antidote for our AI-filled feeds.

Julian Shapiro-Barnum knows better than most that wisdom can come at any age. From his show, Recess Therapy, Shapiro-Barnum shows us that the most poignant thoughts come from our youth. While kids take center stage on Recess Therapy, Shapiro-Barnum is the heart of the show, speaking to the guests with compassion and levity, whether they're global superstar Charli XCX or a Brooklyn elementary school student.

Dripping in glitter, enveloped in gold, The Goddess Boys are a blast of fresh air. Goddesses of the past: Aphrodite, Athena, Artemis. Goddesses of the present: Adrian Patterson and RJ Chumbley.

What started as a simple joke has become one of the internet's most enduring feel-good institutions. Matt Nelson, the creator behind WeRateDogs, built a following by doing something deceptively simple: celebrating dogs with unwavering sincerity.

Luke Magnus Nicolson, more popularly known as Francis Bourgeois, is a trainspotter. But to millions on TikTok, he's the trainspotter. Popularly dubbed "the Train Guy," the engineering student and content creator went viral in 2021 for mounting a GoPro to his forehead when observing trains, capturing his gleeful reactions through a comically distorted fisheye lens.