Hi everyone, I'm Katie Curric, and I'm back with the new season of Next Question.

Yay! This season, it's all about being more conversational. So I've been inviting different

people to join me to be my plus ones. I'm not totally abandoning the idea of a one-on-one

interview. Sometimes that's the best format. I'm hoping it'll be more relaxed, a little more conversational,

a little more spontaneous, and quite frankly a little more fun. Listen to Next Question with

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When it comes to Halloween, there's two types of people. There's the brook foxes of the world

who take it very, very seriously and spend seven months hand-crafting their own costume made

from paper mache and 90 broken coat hangers. Just to show up to the office party to go see,

an athlete's foot. You get it? That's so funny though. That's so funny. No one gets it.

Yeah, so we need to be to to act in. Is that what you put on the other side of the camera?

To act in. But then there's the rest of us who want to look good, but we kind of put it off.

Then two days before Halloween, we go, oh crap, we should probably go to the store and grab something.

Yeah, basically you order it on Amazon or, you know, well, there's plenty of those people

near the local university downtown this year who are scrambling to find an outfit right

before the big Halloween party weekend. What do you mean we have to dress up for the Halloween

party? Yes, yes you do. College kids with their parents credit cards in hand. You can define

the perfect last minute costume and we sent Jose and Alexis there to ask him a simple question.

What's you doing at Spirit Halloween? What you doing at Spirit Halloween? Getting a costume.

All right, and what you have a bag? What costume do you end up getting? It's Scooby-Doo Velma.

Oh, who's going to which are you going to be?

I'm going to be Velma. So what's the romance situation going to be like on Halloween when you're

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