Spooky season has arrived in Rochester! 👻 In Episode 214 of Rochester Living, Mark & Corey sit down with Jenni Lynn, founder of the Rochester Candlelight Ghost Walks, to uncover the haunted history of Western New York. From the Lady in White on Lake Ontario to the paranormal legends of Mount Hope Cemetery, Jenni shares decades of ghost-hunting experience, eerie encounters, and the stories behind Rochester’s most spirited spots. 💀

Fall vibes are in full swing on this week's episode of Rochester Living! Mark & Corey sit down with pumpkin carving legend Adam Burton — winner of Food Network’s Halloween Wars and the creative force behind Chick'n Out Chicken. 🍗 From carving 2,000+ pound pumpkins to landing collaborations with Disney, Marvel, and Dunkin’, Adam shares how he turned his passion into a thriving career.

Mark and Corey welcome longtime friend and former state senator and judge Rick Dollinger for a candid discussion about free speech and political rhetoric. From Jimmy Kimmel’s on-air controversy to how divisive language trickles down to our own community, Rick offers a veteran public servant’s perspective on why civility matters now more than ever.

Mark and Corey welcome Dale Wickham of Wickham Farms, who shares how his family’s 1980s pumpkin stand grew into a nationally recognized model for “agri-tainment” while they also break down the latest real-estate numbers and mortgage rates.

From Monet’s water lilies to breaking down barriers in the arts, Rochester’s Memorial Art Gallery is entering a bold new chapter. Mark and Corey sit down with Sarah Jesse, MAG’s Director, to hear how a life-changing moment in Detroit set her on the path to leading one of our city’s most iconic institutions.

This week, Mark and Corey share the latest trends in the Rochester housing market before sitting down with Erica Fee, Festival Producer & Executive Director of the Rochester Fringe Festival. Erica takes us inside the festival’s journey from its early roots to becoming one of the largest and most unique arts events in the country, where creativity shines through comedy, dance, theatre, music, film, and unforgettable outdoor spectacles.

This week, Mark and Corey dive into what’s happening in the Rochester real estate market — from shifting buyer trends to the latest housing inventory numbers. We’re also joined by special guest Mallorie Rulison, candidate for Monroe County Family Court Judge. Mallorie shares her journey in law, her passion for helping families, and how she hopes to make a difference in the Rochester community.

Ever wondered what it really takes to open a restaurant in Rochester? Chef Cruz opens up about the challenges, triumphs, and inspiration behind launching his own spot. Tune in to discover the city’s next must-try dining experience!