So she listened to the Dave and Vickle episode where in the beginning it's all about healing and prayer and the Holy Spirit and radically following Jesus and being a director of evangelization.

And then at the end, it's all about demons.

And that's when her kids woke up and came downstairs.

And she said that they were terrified after hearing that part.

Success.

But it's just awesome.

The response that we've been getting to certain episodes strike different chords with different people.

But the common refrain that we get is thank you so much for being, basically for being honest about how crappy you.

That's how I interpret it.

But for just being honest about who we are and what we're representing, we don't have it all together. So, you know, this one person wrote in just saying that perfectionism is a huge struggle for her.

She always feels like she has to have her shit together when in reality she's a broken spinner.

And she said, I listen to a lot of Catholic stuff.

And while this stuff can be informative or inspirational, your podcast is the first I've

heard that affirmed that it's okay to be honest and open about our wounds, our sins, our

brokenness and our failings, awesome stuff.

That's exactly, exactly what we want to do.

I have a friend who works in a Catholic school. She texted me. I haven't talked to her in

years. She sent me a message saying, basically, do not stop what you're doing because I have to put up with

fake shit all day of people pretending who they are or pretending to be someone that they're not. And

this is just like really hitting it so i wanted to

take the time to say thank you um and to let you kind of know what me and luke are thinking about

doing with the podcast as we go what are your thoughts you guys are awesome i am truly moved by all

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