All Of It with Alison Stewart

Happy Halloween! Whether you're trick or treating or doling out the sweets, we want to hear from you about your favorite Halloween candy traditions. What are your favorites? What do you trade? WNYC host Sean Carlson joins to talk all things candy and we take listener calls.

America's graveyards hold fascinating history, one that illustrates both the promise of freedom and opportunity in America, but also sheds light on some of the most horrific aspects of the nation. Author Greg Melville dives into this history in his new book, Over My Dead Body: Unearthing the Hidden History of America's Cemeteries. Plus, we take calls from listeners about the spookiest or coolest graveyard they've visited.

If you are going out for Halloween tonight, you'll likely see some people dressed as Pearl, the murderous star of the acclaimed horror films, "X," and "Pearl." Both films were released this year and directed by Ti West. Mia Goth stars in both films as Pearl at different stages of her life. In "X," the first to be released, Goth stars as an elderly Pearl, seeking revenge on the young people around her as an outlet for her sexual frustration. In "Pearl," which Goth co-wrote with West, we see Goth as a younger Pearl, determined to become a big Hollywood star at any cost. "X" is available to stream now on Showtime, and "Pearl" is in theaters and in video on demand. Mia Goth joins us to discuss.

For her recent New York Times article, "How to Live With a Ghost," reporter Anna Kodé spoke with Americans who are certain they live with spirits. She joins us for a conversation about the article as well as takes calls from listeners about their paranormal experiences.

Even though today is Halloween, there's still time for procrastinators to fix up a last-minute costume. Etsy's trend expert Dayna Isom Johnson joins to talk last minute DIY costumes, Halloween trends and takes calls from listeners for their costume ideas.

We get a preview of the popular Great PUPkin Dog Costume Contest in Fort Greene Park, which takes place tomorrow. Amy Hecht, founding board member of Fort Greene PUPS, joins us to talk about the event and we take your calls about what you're dressing your pets as this Halloween.

New York Magazine writer Justin Davidson joins to talk about New York City's structural changes ten years after Hurricane Sandy, and how the city might look in the future as a result of future storms.