Hard to believe that a year has passed and we're talking Ghoulardifest this weekend. Huge event at La Villa Conference Center. Chuck and John go down memory lane, get the listeners caught up with their favorites and talk about the climate of comedy today.

It's like Christmas Day for Glenn and Sethell. GLBC tapped Christmas Ale (Glenn) and McDonald's is bringing back the Dollar Menu for Sethell. He shares his hopes and dreams.

The list goes on and on; politics, the NFL, the Browns, the NBA, TV, newspapers, radio, the internet. What has gotten better in the last 20 years? What do the listeners do that they truly love?

Glenn, Seth and Anthony determine the winners of the Halloween candy bracket. Women don't understand men in their pursuits and men don't understand what women go through. What is flirting? What is harassment? Macie Jepson with a great take. Glenn can't find the joy in anything anymore because all of his passions have been ruined. What hobby should he take up?

Shocker! Men and women view cheating differently. And despite what any man tells you, we're incapable of having an emotional affair.

TV and money are seriously affecting sports, particularly attendance. What's the attendance record for Municipal Stadium? Josh is a grad school story who had the audacity to suggest a Pearl Harbor lesson for 8th graders. Callers respond with stories of obvious agenda and bias in local schools. Halloween hypocrisy. Nick Camino looks like he's Trick-Or-Treating, but he just worked out.

A lot to unpack here from Josh. He says he asked the question about Pearl Harbor lessons after no 8th graders were able to identify the event. He talked to the teacher and dropped off a letter to her. Now he's worried he'll be kicked out of his grad program.

We all know Sethell is a bit different, a bit creepy and perverse, if you will. So there's no way he's turning down a 21-year-old Italian girl just because she sweats blood.

Fascinating interview with Romona Robinson.

Bernie Kosar talks Browns after another loss.