Before trick-or-treating became an American Halloween tradition, older customs crossed the Atlantic with the people who carried them. In Part III of *Halloween Before Trick-or-Treating*, we explore early American celebrations, fortune-telling games, Pennsylvania traditions, and the mischief that helped shape Halloween as we know it.

Before trick-or-treating came guising, turnip lanterns, fortune-telling customs and souling. Join The Kitchen Radio Hour as we follow the older threads of Halloween through Scotland and England—from Robert Burns and the guisers of South Uist to the curious history of the soul cake.