Bauerle continues taking your calls on all things Beatles after the release of their AI assisted final track 'Now And Then'; do you still enjoy them many years later?

Bauerle wraps up with Ringo Starr historian Gary Astridge in the first half of the segment, and in the back half, takes your calls on all things Beatles: your thoughts on the new final AI assisted track 'Now And Then', are they still relevant, and if so, what about them is so endearing that makes them popular today?

Gary Astridge, who is a Ringo Starr Historian and a personal friend of Ringo, joins the program to discuss with Bauerle the AI assisted final Beatles song 'Now And Then', Astridge's book he is writing that will be out in time for the holidays, and more.

Hour 4: In this segment, Bauerle talks about the tragic case of Adam Johnson, the former NHLer who tragically had his life cut short at age 29 after taking a skate blade to the neck during a game in England on October 28th, and wants to know your take on the primary question in the wake of this incident: should it be a requirement for hockey players to wear neck guards?

Hour 3: Bauerle takes you calls on what are the best scary movies that they have seen.

Hour 2: Bauerle takes you calls on were you disappointed in how many kids went trick or treating this year?

Hour 1: Bauerle takes your calls on did you get more or less than expected last night on Halloween

Bauerle continues to take your calls on your favorite Halloween candies and many of you bring up candies and candy bars from Canada.

Bauerle continues to take your calls on this Halloween '23 of some of your favorite (and least favorite) Halloween treats including some from our friends North of the border.

Hour 2: Bauerle takes your calls on what is the best candy that people want for Halloween?