After a tough week on the sports front with the Mets and Jets, we're sharing some candid moments on how we cope with those gut-wrenching losses. Loreita confesses to drowning her sorrows in ice cream and Matt will reluctantly stream "Love is Blind" for a distraction. Meanwhile, our Halloween nostalgia kicks in as we revisit those childhood memories of crafting the perfect costume—from a majestic Queen Amidala to a surprisingly heartfelt Spider-Man suit. These reflections take us through the highs and lows of parenting during Halloween, with tales of both joy and unexpected mishaps.Our newest podcast segment is a book club, and we're inviting you to join us on this literary journey with "The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry" by John Mark Comer. This book challenges us to reflect on the hurried pace of life and its impact on our spiritual well-being. Alongside this discussion, we welcome Captain Meghan Labrecque from the Brockton Corps, who shares her inspiring experiences working within her community. Meghan's stories about the vibrant youth at her Corps and the evolving food pantry program provide a rich insight into her heartfelt ministry.We're also getting candid about the pressures of success and how they can lead to spiritual exhaustion. Inspired by Comer's insights and the teachings of Commissioner Samuel Logan Brangle, we explore the skewed metrics of success in our culture and the importance of intentional time with God. From light-hearted family anecdotes to visionary thoughts on the future of The Salvation Army, this episode promises laughter, introspection, and meaningful conversations that encourage us to slow down and focus on what truly matters.

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