Get ready as we open up our Halloween Hall of Hits Tuesday, Halloween Day on Classic Hits 92.5 KVPI. Listen to Fannie in the morning and DJ Ray in the afternoon featuring special Halloween themed songs to get you in the Halloween mood like "Thriller", "Witchy Woman" , " Werewolves of London" and of course "Monster Mash". Happy Halloween from the groovy ghouls at KVPI."

Classic Hits 92-5 KVPI is teaming with Coushatta Casino to send some of our listeners to enjoy an evening with legendary rocker George Thorogood and the Destroyers in concert Saturday Nov. 11 at Coushatta Casino in Kinder. Whenever you hear your cue to call "Bad to the Bone" by George Thorogood, be caller 3 at our contest line at 337-506-2444 to qualify to win a pair of tickets to the show. You must be 21 or older to qualify. Our drawing is Monday November 6. Good luck from the radio station with more contest winners, Classic Hits 92-5 KVPI.

Tune in to a week full of special interviews on KVPI AM and FM this week. Misty Parker will be talking with Andrew Friedman, the author of the new book ::"The Dish- The Lives and Labor Behind One Plate of Food" Monday at 12:30pm . Friedman introduces us to the players responsible for producing the dish, from the chefs, line cooks, and sous chefs to the servers and dishwashers. We also meet the producers, farmers, and ranchers-all while Friedman delivers vivid sensorial descriptions of walking amongst rows of crops that line Midwestern farms, the chill of the cooler where beef dry-ages, a Michigan winery grape harvest, and a day spent alongside a delivery-truck driver. He also relates often heartbreaking backstories from childhood trauma and mental-health challenges prominent among cooks to the immigration sagas prevalent among farm and restaurant workers.

Our good friend, John "Sukee" Vidrine paid us a visit this morning on KVPI La Tasse de Cafe. Christmas came early for those who love Pecan Pie. He brought two home made pecan pies. I swear they are the best pecan pies I have eaten. That is why everyone at KVPI had a smile on their face and stayed away from the scale.