97.9 The Hill’s Victor Lewis and Andrew Stuckey discuss upcoming Halloween programming on 97.9 The Hill. The Trick or Treat playlist will begin on Thursday at 5:30 p.m and run until 8p.m. At 8, The 97.9 The Hill Halloween Extravaganza will feature spooky stories, poems, commentary, and more. They also discussed the phenomenon of the Spirit Halloween store, and more.

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