Lunchbox lucked out on his flight from Austin this weekend that made his trip so much easier. Eddie is a fan of the leaves changing. Amy talked about how she made the best of a bad situation where her sister was supposed to come for her 50th birthday celebration but got stuck in Colorado due to flooding. In the Sunday night session, Bobby tells a funny story about having his wife's friend in town this weekend. That leads him to share the full story of how he met his wife.  

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A mom writes in to ask us to get our thoughts on her teenage daughter wanting to be 'Dead Dolly Parton' for Halloween. We got a major wedding from Abby and found out it's been her dream since she was a kid to sing at her own wedding. Is she going to do it? And is the whole show invited to her wedding? We played a round of the Bobby Feud, can you name the Top 10 actors who also sing? 

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Lunchbox got stuck at the airport and had to rely on a superhero to save the day. Ray has a huge life update about Justin and his life up in Grand Rapids Michigan. Bryson DeChambeau was in Nashville playing golf at the local muni and The Sore Losers didn't even know about it. Plus Lunchbox witnessed a dude getting out of control at the airport with his dirty talk to his chick and then yelling at the people getting off the plane. Also we hold a moment of silence for the Oklahoma City Thunder and the their fans after the terrible injury to Jalen Williams. 

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Bobby and Eddie debate whether artists on nostalgia tours should play new music or stick to the hits that made them famous. From bands like Pearl Jam and The Chicks to Ben Folds Five. The question if it is about hearing the music we love or reliving the time in our lives when we first discovered it? Bobby shares a fun story about Ben Folds playing his music requests and the guys discuss which current artists will still be selling out shows 20 years from now. They also remember the artists whose deaths hit them hardest, including Tom Petty, Jimmy Buffett and John Anderson. Why does listening to an artist's music after they die feel different? 

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Movie Mike has added a new film to his exclusive club of 5 out of 5 films. He revisits every movie he has rated a 5 out of 5 on the podcast since 2019 to determine if they still hold up? From Joker in 2019 to Project Hail Mary in 2026. What does he still think is perfect, how has his rating system changed over the years and what did he just add to the list In the Movie Review, Mike talks about Clayface. It’s an R-rated DC villain origin story. It’s about an actor whose face is disfigured, so he turns to a scientist who transforms his body into clay. He then begins to lose his sanity as he is unable to recognize himself. Mike shared why he thinks DC is playing it too safe, why A-list stars are no longer needed and how it compares to Joker and The Penguin. In the Trailer Park, Narnia: The Magician's Nephew  directed by Greta Gerwig.  The trailer introduces Polly Plummer and Digory Kirke as they discover the mysterious world of magic through Digory’s eccentric Uncle Andrew, portrayed by Daniel Craig. 

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This week on The Upload, Brooke Taylor and Pastor Mark Evans sit down with Hannah Love Mooney—wife of Dan + Shay’s Shay Mooney, mom of four boys, former Miss Arkansas USA, and host of the Unexpected with Hannah Lovepodcast—for an honest conversation about motherhood, faith, spiritual warfare, and raising children to know Jesus for themselves. 

Hannah opens up about the responsibility she feels raising four boys in a world dominated by screens, comparison, fear, and competing messages. She shares the prayers she has spoken over her sons since they were born, why she prays for their future wives already, and the philosophy she and Shay try to live by: “Our ceiling is their floor.” The more healing, growth, and spiritual work they do now, the stronger the foundation their children have to build upon. 

The conversation goes deeper into spiritual warfare and discernment as Hannah shares how her understanding of the Holy Spirit changed after marrying Shay and how experiences with prayer, dreams, and discernment made her faith more personal. She explains why she sees herself as the “gatekeeper” of her home and why she believes parents need to equip their children spiritually rather than simply trying to shield them from everything difficult in the world.

Hannah also gets vulnerable about walking through painful and frightening seasons with faith. She recalls a terrifying accident involving one of their sons that required him to be flown to the hospital, as well as losing a pregnancy last December. In the midst of that loss, Hannah says her response wasn't to ask God, “How could You do this to me?” but to thank Him—something she says only makes sense through the supernatural grace of God. 

Brooke, Mark, and Hannah also unpack what it means to walk in the authority believers have through Jesus, choose faith instead of fear, put God's Word before the countless other demands of life, and speak truth even when the world may not understand it.

Hannah closes by sharing the very real mental load she's carrying in her current season: homeschooling, raising four boys, building their forever home near family in Arkansas, preparing for Shay to head back on tour, and trying to trust that God has already gone before them in every transition. 

It's a candid conversation about imperfect parenting, bold faith, surrender, and trusting that we don't have to control everything when we know Who does.

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Lunchbox's kids were lied to by Vanderbilt University  and Mr. C with their reading challenge for a chance to get FREE TICKETS to a Vanderbilt Football Game! How does Lunchbox end up needing to spend $500 to make his kids happy after reading 300 minutes and Mr. C not coming through with his end of the promise. Plus Ray had a big meeting yesterday with Pop-A-Shot and that led to what he believes could have been a viral moment he didn't capture. Also the NBA season kicked off and the Thunder handled the Spurs in the first game of the season and has Lunchbox worried about the Spurs chances this season. 

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In this powerful conversation, Angie Smith gets honest about the pressure so many of us feel to perform, prove, perfect, and become whoever we think the room needs us to be. And often, the identities we wear so confidently—“the achiever,” “the responsible one,” “the perfectionist,” “the strong one”—may have less to do with who we truly are and more to do with how we learned to feel safe, accepted, and enough.

As a bestselling author, Bible teacher, speaker, and developmental psychologist, Angie brings a unique perspective to the intersection of psychology, identity, and faith. In her new book, Into the Deep: Finding Relief from Pressure, Exhaustion, and the Need to Perform in a Shallow World, she invites us to move beyond surface-level survival and discover what happens when we stop trying to earn an identity that God says was never ours to earn in the first place.

In this episode, we explore the intersection of neuroscience and faith, why affirmations like “I am enough” don't always change what we believe deep down, and how perfectionism, people-pleasing, comparison, impostor syndrome, and control can become strategies for protecting ourselves from rejection or shame. We also talk about what happens when our theology says we're loved, chosen, and worthy, but our self-image tells a completely different story.

We bring the conversation into food and body, the exhausting belief that changing something externally will finally make us feel different internally, and what it looks like to stop using our bodies, achievements, relationships, or productivity as evidence of our worth. Angie also shares what it means to trust God when trusting Him doesn't guarantee the outcome we want—and how to recognize when we've turned even our relationship with God into another place to perform.

This isn't about becoming a shinier, better, more impressive version of yourself. It's about questioning the patterns and identities you've built around performance, approval, and control—and discovering who you already are when you stop trying to become whoever the room needs you to be.

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It is Scary Movie Season! Mike shares his essential horror movie watch guide of films you can watch at home. From horror classics like the Texas Chainsaw Massacre  to hidden gems like Late Night with the Devil.  In the Movie Review, Mike talks about Street Fighter. Based on the video game, the movie is set in 1993 and follows estranged martial artists Ryu and Ken Masters as they enter the World Warrior Tournament. What appears to be a standard martial arts battle royale is actually a front for a deadly conspiracy. Mike shares why even though it was dumb, it was enjoyable. The stand out performances, his top 5 actors turned wrestlers and what actor needs to stop being cast in nerdy projects. In the Trailer Park, Mike talks about Scarlett Johansson in the trailer for "The Exorcist: Martyrs”.  It’s about a determined rookie detective eager to establish herself confronts a horrifying darkness that challenges her deepest convictions and tests everything she thought she knew about right and wrong. Mike talks about how Scarlett Johansson is using her star power for good and why this feels like fresh blood in the legacy franchise. 

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