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Heal the World

Heal the World

Song by Marty Paich and Michael JacksonWikipedia

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Sep 16, 2026

Simon ByronHOST
3:16
Now, you're going to want to limit your swearing here because...
Simon ByronHOST
3:25
Only, I'm a rare kind of hero, only 99.1% of players have snagged the Heal the World trophy.
Simon ByronHOST
3:33
Talk about some serious bragging rights, it says.
Simon ByronHOST
3:37
Only 99.1? You literally lose, 0.8 losers.
PhilipHOST
51:33
Well, what music video was so influential?
CarolineHOST
51:36
I don't know, but I do remember crying to Heal the World when I was a kid.
CarolineHOST
51:39
I used to watch it on YouTube on repeat and cry when I needed to cry, because everyone knows, like, it's, sometimes for avoidants, it's really hard for them to cry.
CarolineHOST
51:46
They have to schedule a time, and I would just turn on the Michael Jackson music video.
Gabrielle Hutcheson DonaldsonHOST
14:01
So stay positive.
Gabrielle Hutcheson DonaldsonHOST
14:03
Keep hope alive, okay? I'm not like Michael Jackson with a boombox singing "Heal the World," but I'm saying that we can do it, and let's just keep positive about it.
Gabrielle Hutcheson DonaldsonHOST
14:14
But, you know, when you see that a patient has persistent hopelessness, severe anxiety, intrusive memories, sleep disturbances, emotional numbness, avoidance, depression, inability to function, and thoughts of self-harm, you know, these are reasons to involve mental health professionals, okay? So keep that in a very good, important part.
Gabrielle Hutcheson DonaldsonHOST
14:34
Remember they talk about that being possible a part of a wound care team because it does take emotional toll.
Lewis WilliamsHOST
58:30
I was looking at what Michael...
Lewis WilliamsHOST
58:34
Michael Jackson's Heal the World video.
Lewis WilliamsHOST
58:38
Man, no Michael in it.
Lewis WilliamsHOST
58:40
It was no Michael in it.
Mark EllisonHOST
6:01
Super Bowl X-Teen, 1993.
Mark EllisonHOST
6:04
Held at the Rose Bowl in 1993, Super Bowl X-Ten featured Jackson's high-energy set including Jam, Billie Jean, Black or White, and Heal the World, setting the template for modern halftime spectacles.
Mark EllisonHOST
6:17
That concludes today's five daily trivia questions.
Mark EllisonHOST
6:20
I'm Mark Ellison, and today's questions were crafted with the help of AI technology.
LenaHOST
68:02
is that Michael gave the proceeds from his Dangerous tour, which was like $100 million.
LenaHOST
68:09
He gave all of those proceeds to charity, largely through, I believe, Heal the World, the foundation that he started.
LenaHOST
68:16
But he personally funded these things.
LenaHOST
68:18
I mean, imagine working for a year and a half and giving your entire salary to a cause.

6 MINS LATER

LenaHOST
74:21
Michael would later say in an interview with Ebony magazine in May of 92.
LenaHOST
74:25
May 5th, 1993.
LenaHOST
74:28
Michael traveled to Atlanta, Georgia with former President Jimmy Carter to celebrate and promote the Joint Heal the World slash the Atlanta Project Immunization slash Children's Health Initiative.
LenaHOST
74:39
Thanks to the program, 17,000 children were immunized in an unprecedented five days and a tracking system was also developed to ensure follow-up health care.
Jamie FranklinHOST
19:43
The world should be different.
Jamie FranklinHOST
19:44
Heal the world, make it a better place.
HarrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:49
Institutional racism has no place in our societies.
Jamie FranklinHOST
19:53
No place.
Jamie FranklinHOST
24:07
You can make a change.
Jamie FranklinHOST
24:09
Make that change.
Jamie FranklinHOST
24:11
I actually love that song, Heal the World.
Jamie FranklinHOST
24:13
Heal the world.
Ashford SandersGUEST
27:07
And every time my auntie would come to town from New Orleans, they would always have me sing that song for them.
Ashford SandersGUEST
27:13
And I remember during my kindergarten graduation, my kindergarten teacher, Miss Hinkles, she asked who could sing Michael Jackson's Heal the World.
Ashford SandersGUEST
27:24
And I raised my hand, and she sat me down and put the headphones on my ear, and I hear, there's a place in my heart, and I know that it is love.
Ashford SandersGUEST
27:33
And I sit there, and I learn it, and I end up singing it at my kindergarten graduation.
Red JacksonGUEST
37:46
Yeah.
NaomiHOST
37:46
Um, and this one being huge, "Heal the World." Heal-- Tell me what you know about "Heal the World."
Red JacksonGUEST
37:52
"Heal the World." Not my, not my favorite one.
NaomiHOST
37:55
Mm-hmm.
Red JacksonGUEST
37:55
But, I mean, Michael seemed to love it.
Red JacksonGUEST
37:57
Um, I mean, that's what he ended his Super Bowl performance with in '93.
NaomiHOST
38:00
Mm.
Red JacksonGUEST
38:01
Um, the fact that it's, you know, that kind of summed up his whole message, right? Um, so yeah, "Heal the World," he, at the end of the Super Bowl performance, everybody in the audience had these kind of cards that they flipped around to create a big kind of visual, you know, picture from above.
FitzyHOST
22:15
He said that face to face to Alfonso.
FitzyHOST
22:18
The thing is, though, like not long after that, Michael Jackson brings out Heal The World and We Are The World.
Kate RitchieHOST
22:26
Which is...
Kate RitchieHOST
22:29
What happens after that then? Has
FitzyHOST
22:32
he ever tried to sue or
Kate RitchieHOST
22:33
something?
FitzyHOST
22:35
Quincy Jones brought out We Are The World, but Heal The World was brought
Kate RitchieHOST
22:39
out as well.

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