Skits and bits from A Prairie Home Companion celebrate the secret society of men and women who possess excellent spelling and punctuation skills. English majors have long been the grist for sketches on A Prairie Home Companion. Garris...

Here's the last weekly live broadcast that started it all—the glorious tradition of saying goodbye. The final performance (June 13, 1987) brought Garrison Keillor and guests together for sweet music, sparkling wit, and the lates...

Thirty-four of the best-loved, most-requested songs and sketches from the original radio broadcasts of 'A Prairie Home Companion,' Contents: Freelance Writer; American Artistic Association; I Am a Tenor; Carp Trip; Memories of Pain; T...

Skits, songs, stories, and more from A Prairie Home Companion reveal the secret world of a stalwart people. When you fly Lutheran Air, there's no first class, meals are potluck with assignments by rows (rows 1-6, bring rolls; rows, 7-...

Even more of a good thing: the latest collection of knee-slappers, toe-tappers, and groaners from A Prairie Home Companion Joke Shows. Did you hear the one about the paranoid dyslexic? He always thought he was following someone. . . ...

1997 Grammy® Award nomineebr1996 Listen Up Award—Best Humor/b/fontEnjoy the best of Garrison Keillor's comic fables from IA Prairie Home Companion, all about true love and other tribulations, brought to life by a cast of brillia...

Fear and loathing in Lake Wobegon? You betcha. Garrison Keillor's 'Horrors ' is a grab bag of treats from Halloween broadcasts of 'A Prairie Home Companion. Horrors ' features eclectic musical performances, commercials for loyal 'Prai...

Successor to the best-selling INews from Lake Wobegon, this collection of Garrison Keillor monologues includes 16 stories, grouped by theme: ILove, IFaith, IHope, and IHumor. All are from original live broadcasts of IA Prairie Home ...

A sparkling collection of songs, skits, commercials, and 'News from Lake Wobegon' monologues spanning 31 years of live radio broadcasts. Created for longtime fans and newcomers alike, this collection features highlights from the radi...

Garrison Keillor has been delighting audiences for four decades now with heartfelt, moving, and downright hilarious tales from the shores of Lake Wobegon. Here, for the first time ever, News from Lake Wobegon monologues from the entir...

These news from Lake Wobegon monologues are grouped by theme. Fertility includes 'The Krebsbach's Vacation,' 'Prophet,' 'The Six Labors of Father Wilmer,' and 'Fertility.

These news from Lake Wobegon monologues are grouped by theme. Patience includes 'Aunt Ellie,' 'Duke's 25th,' and 'You're Not the Only One.

These news from Lake Wobegon monologues are grouped by theme. Rhubarb includes 'Rhubarb,' 'Sweet Corn,' 'The Sun's Gonna Shine Someday,' and 'Yellow Ribbon.

These news from Lake Wobegon monologues are grouped by theme. Youth includes 'Blue Devils,' 'Nostalgia,' 'O Christmas Tree,' 'Pageant,' and 'Messy Shoes.

Garrison Keillor returns to the little town we love and continues to chronicle the lives of our favorite folks. Lake Wobegon is in a frenzy of preparations for the Fourth of July. This being Wobegon, lives collide and relationships de...

Life These Days features 11 of Garrison Keillor's signature 'News From Lake Wobegon' monologues recorded from live radio broadcasts of A Prairie Home Companion. Also included is an insert booklet with a never before-published short st...

Radio personality and author Garrison Keillor delights and astounds in this hybrid memoir/poetry collection that combines anecdotes from his childhood and his "A Prairie Home Companion" years with literary limericks, darkly ...

Successor to the best-selling INews from Lake Wobegon, this collection of Garrison Keillor monologues includes 16 stories, grouped by theme: ILove, IFaith, IHope, and IHumor. All are from original live broadcasts of IA Prairie Home ...

A thematic collection of Lake Wobegon monologues, Love includes "Truckstop," "Uncle Al's Gift," "Rotten Apples," and "The Wise Men."

IIt's been a quiet week in Lake Wobegon, my home town….' Each week, more than four million radio listeners hear these words, and settle in for some old-fashioned, up-to-the-minute storytelling. During live broadcasts of A Prair...

On July 6, 1974, about a dozen people made their way to the Janet Wallace Auditorium at Macalester College in St. Paul for the first broadcast of a new radio show. Things went pretty well, so Garrison Keillor and his team produced ano...

Ever wondered what makes over 3 million listeners tune in week after week to Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion? Thought about a visit to Lake Wobegon but never got around to it? Now is the time to find out and take a special...

For some fans of public radio's beloved A Prairie Home Companion, it's all about the wild, unpredictable, "how does he do that?" artistry of sound effects specialist Fred Newman. Hand-picked from nearly two decades of live b...

"I think people have an absolute ear for what is true," Garrison Keillor told an interviewer. It is this rare and marvelous sense of truth—of laughter, joy, and compassion and situations--that makes Keillor such a brillian...

She's a regional treasure and a national pleasure. With Tim Russell, she's half of the non-Garrison Keillor actors on public radio's A Prairie Home Companion. A vocal talent without compare, Sue Scott can be anyone she wants.This CD c...

These 20 stories follow the seasons in Lake Wobegon.

An all-new collection of Lake Wobegon monologs from America's favorite storyteller. Selected from live broadcasts of A Prairie Home Companion, Garrison Keillor's tales of Lake Wobegon ("the little town that time forgot and the de...

See what WLT was 'really like' before it became the radio station featured in the Robert Altman film.In 1926, brothers Ray and Roy Soderbjerrg plunge into radio by founding Station WLT (With Lettuce and Tomato) in order to rescue thei...