Ghouls and Gorgas (w/ Joe Gorga)

On Display with Melissa Gorga

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Society & Culture, Tv & Film, Talk Radio

3.8 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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It's a special Halloween episode as Melissa has Joe back on the show to talk about the three (very different) types of Halloween costumes, their favorite scary movies, and their least favorite Halloween candies. Melissa also talks about her love of Fall, which sparks the question: "Who is really in charge of Daylight Savings Time?" This week's sponsors: Peloton - At-Home Workouts: OnePeloton.com/app-membership (30-day free home-trial) Progressive Insurance - "Name Your Price Tool": Progressive.com

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0:00.0	Making of skeletons, isn't it so funny?
0:03.3	Don't you always think that they're like a man?
0:07.0	Like do you ever look at a skeleton and say like,
0:09.6	oh, it's a female?
0:10.7	You're just like you always associate a skeleton
0:13.1	or a skeleton costume with a man.
0:15.3	Hi, guys. Welcome to On Display with Melissa Corga.
0:34.4	We, woo-hoo-hoo. Are you guys scared?
0:36.4	It's about to be Halloween.
0:38.4	Was that scary, Joe? That was my Halloween.
0:40.2	Woo-hoo-hoo.
0:41.2	Well, I'm waiting for you to introduce me.
0:42.7	That's what I'm waiting for.
0:43.7	You've got to go up. You usually just introduce yourself.
0:46.6	We're very close to Halloween.
0:48.0	I got Joe Corga with me for this fun little episode.
0:52.1	Yeah.
0:53.1	Say hi to the people.
0:54.1	Listeners, right?
0:55.1	Let's give our best boo-hoo-hoo-hoo.
0:57.1	Yeah.
0:58.1	That's scary.
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