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Former senator and Secretary of State John Kerry tells his story, assesses today's national and international politics, and urges all to vote during this special edition of Story in the Public Square national TV and radio.

We veer from delicious chowder to scary Halloween stories and fun events on an action-packed Cape Cod Fun Show!

Savannah Fire and Emergency Services Chief Charles Middleton held a press conference on Oct. 24 to speak about his retirement.

The Boston Archdiocese's Bishop Mark O'Connell spoke to a crowd of parishoners at Winchester's St. Mary's Parish on Oct. 21 about terminating Sal Caraviello, St. Mary's popular director of ministries.

If history is any indication, the success of the new "Halloween" movie means our franchise-driven entertainment culture will likely see comebacks for at least one other slasher movie icon. In this episode, I take 5 over-sequelized movie maniacs and outline plans for their original survivors to return to finish what they started. Follow Andrew on IG/Twitter @cinemandrew

Peter Haley, Winchester's Town Meeting moderator and a parishoner at St. Mary's Parish, urged church officials to set up a group of lay lawyers who could review the employment terms of the parish's recently-fired, popular director of ministries.

Wellesley resident Andy Langowitz speaks on his personal connection to the opioid crisis.

Wellesley resident Jaclyn Quinn shares her fears about the incoming addiction treatment center.

Listen: John Buckovich, vice president for Savannah campus university safety, discusses SCAD's growth, impact on the city and plan to build a student housing complex on West Victory Drive.

Rev. Gary Shaw of Carter Memorial United Methodist Church in Needham speaks with Stefan Geller of the Needham Times about how he has seen attendance change at his church and what has been causing the decline in church attendance across all denominations over the past several decades.