Colin McEnroe Show: Autumn Leaves, Sweet Butter Balls And Corn!

Yesterday, the equinox, was the first day of fall, and today, we celebrate everything about the season -- skillet tossing at country fairs, corn mazes, hard cider, leaf-sucking trucks and the summoning of sensible flesh-covering clothes from our closets. If it ever stops being so warm out.

The people who work on this show have, it's fair to say, different tastes, but just the other day we discovered we all like fall better than any other season.

And recently, I've rediscovered Keats's "To Autumn," so another thing you'll hear today are people at a local farmer's market reading the poem on kind of a tag-team basis.

But today, especially, we'd love to hear from you. What do you love about Autumn? Or are you part of the sweaty, over-oiled part of the population clinging to the misguided notion that summer is actually better?

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