Can 150 Laughs Spark a Global Fun Movement?
What if laughter could spark a global fun movement toward wellness, passion, energy, and connection? On Saturday, July 12, fun advocate and podcast host Treena Innes plans to find out—one laugh at a time.
To launch her new podcast, The Finding Fun Experiment: Cracking your Code to Health and Wellness Podcast, Innes is hosting “Laughter Around the World: The Record-Breaking Laugh Session”, a bold attempt to gather 150 people from around the globe to share 150 consecutive laughs—live and online.
- Location: Speak Easy Podcast Studio (Langley, BC) + Online
- Date & Time: Saturday, July 12 | 10:00–11:30 AM PST
- Goal: 150 people. 150 laughs. One continuous global chuckle fest.
- Register to participate: https://form.typeform.com/to/cbD80K6S
“My vision is to inspire a world-wide fun movement—where fun is a must-have in our lives, not just a nice-to-have—because it’s essential for our health. I call it Fun Health,” says Treena Innes, host of The Finding Fun Experiment: Cracking your Fun Code to Health and Wellness Podcast
“When we make fun a daily habit, science shows it lowers stress and anxiety and boosts our vitality—just to name a few wellness perks. Through this podcast, we’re exploring how people across cultures, communities, and countries are living with more laughter, play, and joy—so we can all bring that vibrancy into our own lives.”
Special Guests include:
- Jodi Wellman, founder of Four Thousand Mondays
- Marc Cordon, founder of The Joy Revolution
Each participant will receive a 15-minute window to join virtually or in person and record their 20-second laugh, which will be featured in the first episode of the podcast.
Why Participate?
- Be part of a potential world record laugh and laugh sign chain
- For a little Fun. Get featured in a podcast episode heard worldwide
- And honestly… the world could use more joy and connection right now. We need your laugh.
About the Podcast: The Finding Fun Experiment: Cracking your Code to Health and Wellness.
Innes’ podcast explores how people across cultures, generations, and communities are prioritizing zest, joy, and “fun health”—her term for the positive impact of fun on mental health and well-being. Through vibrant, real-life conversations, The Finding Fun Experiment reveals what people gain when they prioritize fun—and what happens when they don’t.
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