It's the Brian Lera Show on WNYC Trick or Treat, really thanks to Michael Hill and

company for the great job during the pre-ten o'clock hours of the membership drive on this

Halloween.

Have you got your candy buckets next to the door ready to go for this afternoon and this

evening?

We've got our last day membership drive programming for you, including our last day Brian Lera

Show Low Stakes Pop Quiz at 11 o'clock and today we have a special guest for you in

that segment.

NPR's Puzzle Master will be here with a special puzzle.

Some of you can call it in play and see if you win a Brian Lera Show baseball hat,

will shorts and a special WNYC centric puzzle that he wrote coming up at 11 o'clock.

We will also talk today about a very interesting day in court yesterday in Denver, Colorado.

Have you heard about this lawsuit that aims to keep Donald Trump off the presidential

ballot next year because he violated the insurrection clause of the 14th Amendment?

We've got the Colorado Secretary of State coming up later this hour to talk about that.

And yes, Trick or Treat later on will invite you to call in and say what you or your kids

are going as this Halloween.

So we can begin with our transportation reporter, Stephen Nesson, who's been reporting in recent

days on a few interesting things.

The introduction of omnifending machines at select subway stations, which Stephen says

is bringing the metro card one step closer to extinction, is anybody feeling nostalgic

about metro cards?

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