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"The Uplift," hosted by Tony Dokoupil, is your weekly dose of good news, airing Thursdays at 10:30 p.m. ET - or anytime you need a pick-me-up - on the CBS News app.

The Uplift: A podcasting priest and a little Prince

A priest who brought peace to hundreds of millions of people – with a podcast. A local news station goes on a hunt to solve a mystery – who is this little Prince? The unique, empowering guests on the Grammys red carpet. And our most viral, heartwarming videos of the week.

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