A Prairie Home Companion - 2017

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A Prairie Home Companion - 2017

Minnesota Public Radio

January 7, 2017 - This week: a look back to October 26, 2013 and our visit to the Orpheum Theatre in Memphis, Tennessee. The Milk Carton Kids sing "Memphis" and "Memoirs of an Owned Dog," Hilary Thavis joins us for Memphis Minnie's "Kissing in the Dark," and theater organist Tony Thomas accompanies Garrison and the audience on Elvis' "Can't Help Falling in Love." Plus: a few notes from a visit to Graceland, a word from the Catchup Advisory Board from our Royal Academy of Radio Actors, and Kenni Holmen sits in with Richard Dworsky and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band. In Lake Wobegon, Eloise Krebsbach runs for mayor. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:59 GK Studio Intro 00:02:07 GK opens, talks about Memphis 00:05:19 Stop, Look and Listen- GK/ Shoe Band 00:07:32 That's Alright Mama- Hilary Thavis/ Shoe Band 00:09:56 Memphis Soul Stew- Richard Kriehn/ Shoe Band 00:13:14 English Majors Script 00:15:17 GK intros Milk Carton Kids 00:18:18 Years Gone By- Milk Carton Kids 00:24:45 GK talks with Milk Carton Kids about the next song 00:24:10 Memoirs of an Owned Dog- Milk Carton Kids 00:28:40 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:30:11 GK Intro / I Walk The Line / Folsom Prison Blues- GK / Band 00:34:28 Guy Noir Script 00:42:05 Me and My Chauffeur Blues- Hilary Thavis and band 00:44:52 Rhubarb script 00:47:46 Limericks- GK/ Rich Dworsky 00:49:23 GK talks about the city of Memphis 00:55:12 Rocket 88- Pat Donohue and band 00:57:41 Darktown Strutters Ball- Tony Thomas 01:00:00 Intermission- Theater Organ- Tony Thomas Segment 3 01:05:17 Greetings 01:07:35 Can't Help Falling in Love- GK, audience, organ 01:10:54 Beautiful- GK/ Rich Dworsky 01:16:20 Lonely Man- GK/ band Segment 4 01:20:07 News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:32:43 Kissing in the Dark- Hilary Thavis and band 01:35:35 GK talks with Milk Carton Kids 01:37:41 Memphis- Milk Carton Kids 01:44:49 Charlie - Milk Carton Kids (4/13/13) 01:48:54 Honey Honey - Milk Carton Kids (4/13/13) 01:51:29 GK talks about visiting Graceland 01:52:21 Ketchup script 01:54:46 Credits, One O'Clock Jump- band/ Tony Thomas January 14, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we return to January 21, 2012 and a broadcast from the Fitzgerald Theater. Violin virtuoso Joshua Bell plays Chopin's Nocturne in C-sharp minor and Sarasate's Zigeunerweisen"; and the singing sisters of soul, Jearlyn and Jevetta Steele, join us for "Jump, Jive, an' Wail" and "This Day." Plus: Dusty and Lefty head to Minnesota's Kandihohi County, a visit to the Cafe Boeuf, and Pat Donohue and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band play "Salty Dog." In Lake Wobegon, a spell of warm weather puts those who suffer from "Pump Handle Phobia" at ease. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:15 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK Studio Open VO 00:01:59 GK Show Open / January Thaw 00:03:15 Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do - GK, Guy's All Star Shoe Band 00:07:54 Rip It Up - Jearlyn and Jevetta Steele with GK, Shoe Band 00:10:05 Chump Man Blues - Pat Donohue, Shoe Band (1/21/12) 00:13:24 SFX Script 00:16:23 Lulu's Back In Town - GK, Jearlyn Steele, Jevetta Steele, Shoe Band 00:19:41 Cowboys Script 00:31:04 Jump, Jive An' Wail - Pat Donohue, Jearlyn Steele, Jevetta Steele, Shoe Band 00:35:01 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:36:20 GK Show ID 00:36:39 Amazon - GK, Guy's All Star Shoe Band 00:40:23 Early in the Morning - Jearlyn and Jevetta Steele with GK and Shoe Band 00:43:51 Snowman Script 00:54:32 Gershwin Prelude No. 1 - Joshua Bell with Sam Haywood (GK intros) 00:56:24 Zigeunerweisen - Joshua Bell with Sam Haywood 01:04:05 Intermission - Blue Skies Segment 3 01:06:48 GK Welcome Back / Show ID VO 01:06:58 GK Greetings 01:09:18 Someday - GK with Shoe Band 01:13:39 I Just Want to Make Love to You - Jearlyn and Jevetta Steele, Shoe Band 01:18:04 Barcelona Me Espera - Richard Dworsky and Shoe Band 01:20:25 Ruth Harrison Reference Librarian Script 01:27:40 Salty Dog - Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 01:31:00 GK talks with Joshua Bell 01:31:53 Chopin Nocturne in C sharp minor - Joshua Bell with Sam Haywood Segment 4 01:36:26 The News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:45:29 This Day - Jearlyn and Jevetta Steele with Shoe Band 01:48:43 Boeuf Script 01:51:39 Keep Your Feet On the Ground - GK with Shoe Band 01:53:56 GK Credits 01:55:01 This Joint is Jumpin' - Jearlyn Steele, Jevetta Steele, Shoe Band January 21, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a show originally from January 25, 2014 at our home base in Saint Paul, Minnesota, the Fitzgerald Theater. Rhonda Vincent and the Rage play "Busy City" and "It's Never Too Late," Mike Compton and Joe Newberry perform "Lazy John" and the "How Long Blues," and The Nightingale Trio sing "Tsangala" and "Ko Shto Mi e Milo." Plus: Garrison enlists Mr. Newberry for a little help with "The Frozen Logger," a message from Fred Farrell and our Royal Academy of Radio Actors, and Rich Dworsky and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band deliver "Nao Me Toques." In Lake Wobegon, Pastor Liz's boyfriend Cliff attends a service at the Lutheran Church. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK Studio Open (VO) 00:01:58 GK Open / Cold Weather 00:04:10 Busy City- Rhonda Vincent and the Rage 00:06:59 GK talks with Joe Newberry 00:07:42 Lazy John- Joe Newberry and Mike Compton 00:10:28 It's So Cold- GK/ Joe Newberry/ GASB 00:13:35 GK intros The Nightingale Trio 00:14:33 Ko Shto Mi e Milo - The Nightingale Trio 00:17:13 GK talks to the Nightingale Trio singers 00:18:22 Guy Noir script 00:29:22 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:30:49 GK talks about St. Paul 00:35:53 GK talks about Joe Newberry and Mike Compton 00:36:41 Sittin' On Top of The World- Joe Newberry and Mike Compton 00:41:01 Tennessee Breakdown- Joe Newberry and Mike Compton 00:43:30 Radio Script 00:53:43 Nao Me Toques- The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:56:06 It's Never Too Late- Rhonda Vincent and The Rage 00:59:41 Bluegrass Medley- Rhonda Vincent and The Rage 01:05:04 Intermission- Smoke in the Kitchen Segment 3 01:08:53 GK Welcome Back / Show ID (VO) 01:09:02 GK Greetings 01:10:43 Chevy Van - GK and band 01:14:56 Subrali Sa Se Subrali- The Nightingale Trio 01:18:11 My Old Cottage Home- Joe Newberry and Mike Compton with GK 01:22:08 How Long Blues- Joe Newberry and Mike Compton with band 01:24:58 Fred Farrell script 01:27:03 GK talks more with The Nightingale Trio 01:28:46 Tsangala- The Nightingale Trio Segment 4 01:31:11 News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:42:49 Beneath Still Waters- Rhonda Vincent and the Rage 01:46:37 The Frozen Logger- GK/ Joe Newberry/ GASB 01:49:24 Mom script 01:54:51 Credits, Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss/ Boil 'Em Cabbage Down January 28, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: The January 24, 2015 show from the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Nellie McKay sings "Not So Sweet Martha Lorraine" and "Itchycoo Park," our friends Robin and Linda Williams perform "Dixie Highway Sign" and "Raised By the Railroad Line," and poet Kirsten Dierking reads "Wilderness" and "Nut Hatch." Plus: Guy Noir works security at the Saint Paul Winter Carnival, a message from the Master App by Fritz Electronics, and Rich Dworsky and The Exchange Street Quartet back up the host on an updated version of Offenbach's Barcarolle. In Lake Wobegon, Senator K. Thorvaldson finally heads south for the winter. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK VO Open 00:02:06 GK opens, life is good, so much has changed 00:05:50 Plaisir D'Amor- GK and band 00:07:18 GK intros Robin and Linda Williams 00:08:51 Dixie Highway Sign- Robin and Linda Williams 00:12:56 Larson script 00:15:57 Elite script 00:18:35 GK introduces Kirsten Dierking 00:20:39 Kirsten Dierking recites her poems: "Kayak", 00:21:50 "Wilderness" and 00:23:09 "The Ordinary" 00:24:46 The Ballad of Peanut Butter- GK, Richard Kriehn, Chris Siebold and band 00:29:55 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:31:31 GK intros Nellie McKay 00:33:41 Not So Sweet Martha Lorraine- Nellie McKay with Richard Dworsky and The Exchange St Quartet 00:38:06 Red Rubber Ball- Nellie McKay with Richard Dworsky and The Exchange Street Quartet 00:41:19 Guy Noir script 00:57:02 Raised By The Railroad Line- Robin and Linda Williams with GK and band 01:00:13 Intermission- Oh Boy Segment 3 01:03:07 Greetings 01:04:03 Limericks 01:05:39 GK intros Barcarolle 01:05:50 Barcarolle- GK with Richard Dworsky and band 01:08:46 SFX Script [1/31/15] 01:14:48 Walking Through Your Town in the Snow- GK, Robin and Linda, band 01:18:10 GK talks to Robin and Linda Williams 01:18:28 We Don't Know What to Say- Robin and Linda Williams Segment 4 01:21:47 News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:33:24 When I Wake Up To Sleep No More- Robin and Linda Williams, GK, band 01:36:38 GK talks to Kirsten Dierking 01:37:56 Kirsten Dierking recites "Nut Hatch" and 01:38:58 "Lilacs" 01:39:45 GK talks more to Kirsten Dierking 01:40:35 Fritz script 01:43:14 GK talks with Nellie McKay 01:45:03 Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying- Nellie McKay and Richard Dworsky 01:47:36 Mama's Script [1/31/15] 01:48:33 GK talks with Nellie McKay 01:49:05 Itchycoo Park- Nellie McKay and Band 01:52:21 Credits 01:54:38 You Don't Knock- Robin and Linda, GK, band February 4, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we're rewinding 20 whole years to February 1, 1997 and a show from the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. BeauSoleil play "L'Amour Ou La Folie" and the "Eunice Two-Step," and Gil and Orli Shaham with a few Dvorak pieces for violin and piano, including the Allegro Maestoso from 4 Romantic Pieces. Plus: Guy Noir gets a little stock market advice (hint: invest in flower futures); more comedy and drama from our Royal Academy of Radio Actors, Tim Russell, Sue Scott, and Tom Keith; and Andy Stein and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band play "Shine." In Lake Wobegon, Leland buys the Everett house using money he's made running insurance scams. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK Studio Open (VO) 00:02:12 Show Opens - GK talks about age of the earth 00:03:13 You're The Top - GK, GAS Band 00:06:22 Shine - Andy Stein, GAS Band 00:08:48 Fred Farrell Script 00:10:40 GK Intros Gil Shaham and Orli Shaham 00:13:48 Dvorak Sonatina for Violin and Piano, 2nd Movement - Gil & Orli Shaham 00:18:15 Dvorak Second Romantic Piece for Violin and Piano - Gil & Orli Shaham 00:21:24 Guy Noir Script 00:33:43 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:34:52 GK Inro Andy Stein, Michael Doucet, and Gil Shaham 00:36:02 The Three Renters - Andy Stein, Michael Doucet, and Gil Shaham, GAS Band 00:40:30 GK Talks to Michael Doucet 00:42:55 L'amour Ou La Folie - Michael Doucet & Beausoleil 00:48:41 Les Blues De Creve De Faim - Michael Doucet & Beausoleil 00:52:42 Silver Lining Script 01:02:30 Intermission - Jubilee Segment 3 01:06:32 Greetings 01:07:21 Cowboys Script 01:17:57 GK Intro Gil & Orli Shaham 01:19:28 Dvorak Sonata in F Major 3rd Movement, Gil & Orli Shaham Segment 4 01:24:55 The News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:47:41 La Cucaracha - Pat Donohue, Arnie Kinsella 01:49:18 GK Intro Michael Doucet & Beausoleil 01:49:35 Eunice Two-Step - Michael Doucet & Beausoleil 01:54:11 GK Final Credits 01:55:40 Closer-The Three Renters - Andy Stein, Michael Doucet, Gil Shaham, GAS Band February 11, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a look back to our February 14, 2004 in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Flatpicking icon Doc Watson joins us for "Milk Cow Blues," "East Bound Freight Train," and more; and bluegrass madman Sam Bush plays "Crossroads" and "Ralph's Banjo Special." Plus: a few scripts from various early-2000s shows, with our Royal Academy of Radio Actors, Tim Russell, Sue Scott, and Fred Newman; and Pat Donohue leads The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band on "Boogie Woogie Baby." Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK Studio Intro (VO) 00:02:05 GK Open / Valentine's Day 00:02:43 Carolina Moon - GK and GAS Band 00:04:36 Spartanburg Script 00:07:09 Columbus Stockade Blues - GK, Sam Bush, GAS Band 00:09:55 Crossroads - Sam Bush and GAS Band 00:13:26 Cowboys Script (5/15/04) 00:18:48 Long Train - Pat Donohue and GAS Band (1/17/04) 00:23:43 Ketchup Script (11/22/03) 00:25:34 Powdermilk Biscuit Break / Turn Your Radio On / Nonsense Song / Tell My Ma Segment 2 00:30:28 Boogie Woogie Baby - Pat Donohue and GAS Band 00:33:00 Rhubarb Script 00:36:10 GK intros Doc Watson 00:37:25 Summertime - Doc Watson, Richard Watson, and Sam Bush 00:41:53 Milk Cow Blues - Doc Watson, Richard Watson, and Sam Bush 00:46:23 Guy Noir Script 00:59:18 Intermission - Broadway - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band Segment 3 01:03:38 Greetings 01:07:44 Treasures Untold - GK and GAS Band 01:09:22 Barbie Script 01:12:09 Working Man's Blues - Sam Bush and GAS Band (2/9/08) 01:16:13 Ralph's Banjo Special - Sam Bush and GAS Band 01:19:39 East Bound Freight Train - Doc Watson, Jack Lawrence, and Sam Bush 01:23:16 Greenville Trestle - Doc Watson, Jack Lawrence, and Sam Bush 01:26:59 Blue Eyed Jane - Doc Watson, Jack Lawrence, and Sam Bush Segment 4 01:30:37 The News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:44:48 Crazy Love - Pat Donohue and GAS Band 01:48:07 Fred Farrell Script (3/27/04) 01:49:50 English Majors Script 01:51:24 GK talks about Spartanburg 01:53:35 Amazing Grace - GK and Audience 01:54:34 Credits, "Goodnight Ladies"/ "Wabash Cannonball" February 19, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a return to February 28, 2015 and a show from the State Theatre in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Brandi Carlile sings "Wherever is Your Heart" and "The Eye," and Jearlyn Steele brings the house down with "Dancing in the Street." Plus: Guy Noir talks with his therapist, Penelope; Rich Dworsky and The Dayton's Parking Ramp Band play "Hennepin Happenin'" in honor of downtown Minneapolis's main drag; and a message from coffee -- it stimulates your system. In Lake Wobegon, Cindy Hedlund meets someone online after just a few months as a widow. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:13 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK Studio Open (VO) 00:02:01 GK opens, talks about New vs. Old / It's a Better World 00:05:10 GK introduces the mayor of St. Paul, Chris Coleman 00:09:39 Superior Script 00:14:06 Hennepin Happenin'- Richard Dworsky and band 00:16:55 In the Garden- GK and Jearlyn with Richard Dworsky 00:21:00 Wedding Script 00:26:58 Dancing in the Street- Jearlyn Steele with Richard Dworsky and band 00:30:41 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:32:22 Please, Mr. Producer- GK with Richard Dworsky and Richard Kriehn 00:35:28 GK introduces Brandi Carlile 00:36:49 Wherever is Your Heart- Brandi Carlile 00:41:10 Keep Your Heart Young- Brandi Carlile 00:45:15 Guy Noir script 00:55:40 Battle Hymn of the Republic- Garrison Keillor and Jearlyn Steele with band 00:59:38 Intermission- Yeh Yeh - Richard Dworsky and The Dayton's Parking Ramp Band Segment 3 01:03:53 Greetings 01:06:15 Grizzly Bear (I Woke Up This Morning)- GK and band 01:09:30 Yes, God is Real- Jearlyn Steele and band 01:13:15 Pass Me Not O Gentle Savior- GK and Jearlyn Steele with band 01:17:38 Imaginary script (with Brandi Carlile and Jearlyn Steele) 01:26:05 Adagio From Sonata No. 8 op 13 (Pathetique)- Richard Dworsky, Richard Kriehn, Larry Kohut and Dean Magraw Segment 4 01:28:34 News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:43:37 Sunday Morning Comin' Down- Brandi Carlile 01:47:55 The Eye- Brandi Carlile 01:52:39 Coffee Jingle- GK, Jearlyn Steele and band 01:53:18 Credits, A Fool in Love, Red Wing February 25, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we look back to February 15, 2003 and our show at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, Tennessee. Old Crow Medicine Show perform "Falling on My Knees" and "Trials and Troubles," Suzy Bogguss sings "Letting Go" and "Cupid," Tommy Emmanuel plays "Train to Dusseldorf" and "The Tall Fiddler," and Sam Bush sits in with The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band for "Bushwhacked" and more. Plus: Dusty and Lefty visit the Country Music Hall of Fame, and messages from our sponsors Sam Bush Belts, the American Duct Tape Council, and the Catchup Advisory Board. In Lake Wobegon, rumors swirl after Pastor Inqvist spends a few days in Nashville. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:57 GK VO Open 00:02:10 Special Sauce script 00:03:24 Duct Tape script 00:03:57 Bertha's Kitty Boutique script 00:04:54 Bushwhacked - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band with Sam Bush 00:07:46 Sam Bush Belts script 00:10:29 GK Intros Suzy Bogguss 00:10:44 Please Help Me I'm Falling - Suzy Bogguss and GK 00:14:00 Mel's Buffet script 00:14:58 Weather script 00:16:47 GK Talks to Suzy B 00:17:19 Letting Go - Suzy Bogguss and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:21:37 GK talks about Chet Atkins/Intros Tommy E 00:23:05 Train to Dusseldorf - Tommy Emmanuel 00:25:41 NPR script (with Bile 'Em Cabbage Down) (part 1) 00:29:08 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:30:34 Grand Ole Opry script 00:34:39 Dixie Darling - GK and Suzy Bogguss 00:36:21 GK introduces the Old Crow Medicine Show 00:37:20 Falling on my Knees - Old Crow Medicine Show 00:41:42 H.M.O. script 00:44:42 GK talks to the Old Crow Medicine Show 00:45:36 Take 'em Away - Old Crow Medicine Show 00:49:16 Fast Forward script 00:51:15 Ketchup script 00:53:56 Cowboys script 01:03:08 Novocaine - intermission Segment 3 01:06:43 GK introduces Preston Piteman, world champion turkey caller 01:14:00 Greetings 01:12:29 NPR script (part 2) 01:15:40 GK talks to Tommy Emmanuel 01:15:12 The Tall Fiddler - Tommy Emmanuel 01:18:06 GarageSale.com script 01:19:33 Midwestern Discount script 01:20:27 GK Talks to Suzy B 01:21:01 Cupid - Suzy Bogguss, Will Barrow, and band 01:23:19 Rock Bottom Air Script [2/21/04] 01:25:30 GK talks about Nashville 01:27:33 GK talks to Tommy 01:27:48 Goodbye Blue Bell - Tommy Emmanuel and Pat Donohue Segment 4 01:29:47 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:46:13 GK talks to OCMS 01:46:35 Trials and Troubles- Old Crow Medicine Show 01:49:35 Lovesick Blues - GK and Suzy Bogguss 01:52:35 Flower Gas script 01:53:43 Credits 01:54:19 Next Time I'm in Town/Bye Bye Love March 4, 2017 - This week: we'll return to March 1, 2008 and a broadcast from the Fitzgerald Theater on Exchange Street in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Our friends The Wailin' Jennys sing "Beautiful Dawn" and "Driving"; The Boys of the Lough join us from Ireland and Scotland for "The Keane Reels" and "Beauty Deas An Oileain"; and Minnesota's first Poet Laureate, Robert Bly, reads a few selections from his catalog. Plus: Pat Donohue and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band play "Hawaiian Blues" and "Breakin' the Ice," Guy Noir seeks out a cure for cabin fever, and a message from the Partnership of English Majors. In Lake Wobegon, Alan Jansky returns for a visit after living in Santa Barbara for years. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:12 "Tishomingo Blues" 00:02:01 GK opens, talks about poems, girl scouts 00:03:58 "Hawaiian Blues" - Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 00:06:18 Rhubarb script 00:11:12 GK intros Wailin' Jennys 00:12:11 "Beautiful Dawn" - Wailin' Jennys 00:15:17 "Old Man" - Wailin' Jennys 00:19:14 Guy Noir script 00:28:21 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:30:15 "Arthritis Blues" - GK/ Pat/ Shoes 00:35:45 English Majors script 00:38:32 "Breakin' The Ice" - Shoe Band 00:41:09 The Lives of the Cowboys script 00:48:49 GK intros Boys of the Lough 00:49:53 "The Keane Reels" - The Boys of the Lough 00:54:35 "The Willow Tree" - The Boys of the Lough 00:57:48 "One More Spring" / SFX script 01:02:13 Intermission - "Bud's Bounce" Segment 3 01:06:00 Greetings 01:08:18 GK talks to contest winners 01:10:30 "Hello in There" - GK/ Shoes 01:14:24 Bertha's Kitty Boutique script (1/21/12) 01:15:16 GK intros Robert Bly, Minnesota Poet Laureate 01:16:02 Robert Bly segment - four poems 01:24:26 GK intros Wailin' Jennys 01:24:49 "Driving" - Wailin' Jennys Segment 4 01:29:27 The News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:42:48 GK intros next tune by Brendan Begley and Boys of the Lough 01:44:06 "Beauty Deas An Oileain" - Boys of the Lough 01:47:08 "Whistle Set" - Cathal McConnell and The Boys of the Lough 01:51:10 Coast Guard script (2/9/08) 01:55:06 Credits, "McLeod's Reel"/ "St. Anne's Reel" March 11, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: The March 2, 2013 show at the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota with a trio of duos. Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell sing "Hanging Up My Heart" and "'Till I Gain Control Again," Heather Masse and Jed Wilson perform "When I Was a Cowboy" and "Our Love is Here to Stay," and Jearlyn and Jevetta Steele heat things up with "Hold On, I'm Comin'" and "Thing Called Love." Plus: Guy Noir meets a champion dog breeder from Tennessee; messages from our sponsors Fritz Electronics and Mulcahy Plumbing; a snowman deals with the approach of spring; and Joe Savage, Michael B. Nelson, Kenni Holmen, and Steve Strand sit in with The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band. In Lake Wobegon, a local English teacher makes an enriching discovery while walking in the woods. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK Studio Intro (VO) 00:02:04 GK Open; One last snowstorm, going to the dentist... 00:05:43 Sunshine Medley- GK and Heather 00:09:33 Guy Noir script with Heather Masse and Emmylou Harris 00:19:40 Hold On, I'm Comin'- Jearlyn Steele and Jevetta Steele, GAS Band 00:22:41 This is Another Day- Jearlyn Steele and Jevetta Steele, GAS Band 00:26:16 Singer Script 00:29:50 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:31:14 Fritz Electronics Script (2/2/13) 00:34:33 Mulcahy Plumbing Script (2/2/13) 00:36:08 GK intros Heather Masse 00:37:55 When I Was A Cowboy- Heather Masse, Jed Wilson, GAS Band 00:41:37 Ring Them Bells- Heather Masse and Jed Wilson, GAS Band 00:45:25 Coffee script 00:47:46 GK intros Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell 00:47:57 Hanging Up My Heart- Emmylou Harris, Rodney Crowell and band 00:51:00 Dreaming My Dreams- Emmylou Harris, Rodney Crowell and band 00:54:20 Invitation to the Blues- Emmylou Harris, Rodney Crowell and band 00:58:04 T.M.I. script 01:00:58 Intermission- Fast Lane Boogie - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band Segment 3 01:04:53 Greetings 01:07:54 Our Love is Here to Stay- Heather Masse and Jed Wilson 01:11:06 GK intros next song with Pat Donohue 01:11:30 She Drives Too Fast- Pat Donohue, GAS Band, The Steele Sisters 01:15:08 Out on the Prairie- GK, GAS Band Segment 4 01:17:55 The News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:28:48 I Never Cried - Pat Donohue, GAS Band (2/16/13) 01:32:10 GK talks about Rodney Crowel's memoir 01:33:20 'Till I Gain Control Again- Rodney Crowell with Emmylou Harris and band 01:38:02 The Angels Rejoiced Last Night- Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell and band 01:40:37 Snowman Script 01:47:36 Thing Called Love- Jearlyn Steele, Jevetta Steele, GAS Band 01:51:08 Credits 01:52:57 SFX Script 01:55:52 Show Me The Way to Go Home / Goodnight Ladies - All Sing, GAS Band March 18, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we revisit the March 29, 2014 show from the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Willie Watson performs "Mexican Cowboy" and "Keep it Clean"; Jearlyn and Jevetta Steele turn in "Season of Jubilee" and "Hit the Road, Jack"; and Butch Thompson plays "River Sing to Me" and accompanies Hilary Thavis on "Mamie's Blues." Plus: Guy Noir struggles with a cash shortage, Garrison sings "Argonne," and a brief word from our sponsor Lutheran Air. In Lake Wobegon, the Lutheran Church holds its Lenten soup suppers. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK Studio Open (VO) 00:01:48 GK Show Open; Talks about spring coming, snowbirds returning... 00:04:44 Weekend Script 00:07:28 Chinatown- Dean Magraw and Shoe Band 00:10:21 (You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman- Jevetta Steele, Jearlyn Steele, Band 00:14:04 Beer Script 00:16:29 APF Script 00:17:58 Lutheran Script 00:20:29 Mamie's Blues (2:19 Blues) - Hilary Thavis and Butch Thompson 00:23:51 Fritz Electronics Script (3/22/14) 00:26:06 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:27:32 GK talks with Willie Watson 00:28:25 Mexican Cowboy (The Hills of Mexico)- Willie Watson 00:32:10 GK talks to Willie 00:32:49 James Alley Blues- Willie Watson 00:36:50 Guy Noir Script 00:49:32 Big Tease- Shoe Band 00:51:46 Season of Jubilee- Jearlyn Steele, Jevetta Steele and Band 00:54:56 Intermission- After You've Gone Segment 3 00:59:35 Late Winter Night's Dream - Butch Thompson (3/22/14) 01:01:11 Cowboys Script (3/22/14) 01:14:06 Will There Be Any Stars In My Crown- GK, Jearlyn, Jevetta, Band 01:18:15 This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)- Jearlyn and Jevetta with Band 01:20:50 St. Paul Script 01:23:49 GK talks with Butch, "River Sing to Me" with Dean Magraw 01:27:57 Keep it Clean- Willie Watson Segment 4 01:31:26 News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:42:51 I Love The Lord- Jearlyn Steele, Jevetta Steele, Band 01:45:53 In the Garden- GK, Jearlyn, Jevetta, Band 01:49:12 Rhubarb Script 01:53:50 Credits 01:55:16 Midnight Special - Everyone (Closer) March 25, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we spin the clock back 20 whole years to March 29, 1997 and a show at Saint Paul, Minnesota's Fitzgerald Theater. Mr. Greg Brown joins us for "Vivid" and "Why Don't You Just Go Home?"; Diana Krall and her trio perform "I'm an Errand Girl for Rhythm" and "Ghost of a Chance (I Don't Stand A)"; and our friends Kate MacKenzie and Robin and Linda Williams team up with Garrison as The Hopeful Gospel Quartet to sing "Your Long Journey" and Gillian Welch's "By the Mark." Plus: Dusty and Lefty tangle with a herd of free-range chickens, a message from the Cafe Boeuf St. Paul and Bertha's Kitty Boutique, and Marvin and Mavis Smiley showcase a few songs off their album of classic spring tunes. In Lake Wobegon, the last of the rhubarb gets made into pies at the Chatterbox Cafe. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:16 Tishomingo 00:01:00 GK VO Open 00:01:53 GK Talks About The Weather 00:02:38 Satisfied - Hopeful Gospel Quartet 00:06:09 Your Long Journey - Hopeful Gospel Quartet 00:09:38 Mr. Rogers Comfort Audio Script 00:13:16 GK Introduces Greg Brown 00:17:53 Vivid - Greg Brown, band 00:16:31 Speaking In Tongues - Greg Brown, band 00:20:25 Cafe Boeuf Script 00:24:05 GK Intros Marvin And Mavis 00:24:19 Marvin And Mavis Smiley Spring Album - Robin and Linda Williams 00:26:33 Tahitian Toothpaste Script [3/22/97] 00:29:08 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:30:31 GK VO Powdermilk 00:30:41 Cowboys Script 00:41:25 GK Introduces Robin And Linda Williams 00:41:46 I Wonder If I Care As Much - Robin And Linda Williams 00:45:06 Diana Krall Script 00:50:56 Errand Girl For Rhythm - Diana Krall Trio 00:53:41 Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby? - Diana Krall Trio 00:58:53 Intermission - I Saw Stars - Band Segment 3 01:02:53 Greetings 01:06:03 What A Friend We Have In Jesus - Hopeful Gospel Quartet 01:08:34 GK talks to R&L Williams 01:08:58 By The Mark - Robin And Linda Williams 01:12:27 Ketchup Script 01:14:25 Bertha's Kitty Boutique Script [3/22/97] 01:15:22 Fred Farrell Script [3/22/97] 01:16:54 GK Talks With Diana Krall 01:17:07 Ghost Of A Chance - Diana Krall Trio Segment 4 01:21:10 News From Lake Wobegon [3/22/97] Segment 5 01:46:32 Why Don't You Just Go Home? - Greg Brown 01:50:31 GK Talks to Diana Krall 01:51:15 Frim Fram Sauce - Diana Krall Trio 01:54:57 Credits 01:56:31 This Little Light Of Mine - All April 1, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: The April 2, 2016 show from The Town Hall on West 43rd Street in New York City. Väsen play "Carl Linnaeus Polones" and "Slängpolska efter Byss-Calle," Heather Masse sings "They Say It's Spring" and joins Garrison for "Turtle Dove," and Rob Fisher leads the Coffee Club Orchestra on "Little Joe from Chicago" and "Better Git it in Your Soul." Plus: a look at Why Men Love Baseball, a word from the Professional Organization of English Majors, a story about the magic of radio, and Lila Newman joins our Royal Academy of Radio Actors for the "Anna" script. In Lake Wobegon, Viola Tors attends a clothing-optional Lutheran church in Palm Beach. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:57 GK VO Open 00:01:51 GK opens, talks about Spring, Bryant Park, the library, subway civility, pedestrians (4/16/16) 00:06:13 Puttin on the Ritz-Heather Masse, Rob Fisher and Coffee Club Orchestra minus Rich Dworsky 00:09:00 Jubilee Stomp-Rob Fisher and Coffee Club Orchestra minus Rich Dworsky 00:12:01 Cowboys script (4/11/15) 00:20:41 Turtle Dove-GK, Heather Masse, Rich Dworsky and band 00:23:41 Linnaeus Polones- Väsen 00:27:50 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:29:31 Baseball script 00:32:43 Beautiful Dreamer-Heather Masse, Richard Kriehn, and Dick Sarpola 00:35:19 Radio script 00:46:55 Jazznochracy- Rob Fisher and Coffee Club Orchestra 00:50:28 GK intros Väsen 00:51:58 Fanny- Väsen 00:56:18 My Love is Like a Red Red Rose-GK, Heather Masse, Väsen, Richard Dworsky and band 01:01:50 Intermission-Sensation, Rob Fisher and Coffee Club Orchestra Segment 3 01:05:48 Greetings-Ain't Misbehavin' 01:08:41 Anna script 01:13:04 Only One and Only-GK, Heather Masse, Richard Dworsky and band 01:16:15 GK talks about Jim Harrison 01:17:31 The River, a poem by Jim Harrison 01:19:50 They Say It's Spring-Heather Masse, Richard Dworsky, Coffee Club Orchestra minus Rob Fisher Segment 4 01:23:12 The News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:36:28 Better Git it in Your Soul-Rob Fisher and Coffee Club Orchestra 01:39:45 Byss-Calle's Slangpolska- Väsen 01:44:23 P.O.E.M. script 01:47:52 Little Joe From Chicago-Rob Fisher and Coffee Club Orchestra 01:51:12 Ketchup script (4/9/16) 01:55:27 Credits, Red Rose reprise April 8, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: A rewind to April 5, 2008 from The Town Hall in New York City. Brad Paisley plays "I'm Still a Guy" and "Letter to Me"; our friend Jean Redpath sings "If You Could Wait a Moment Longer" and "The Old Woman"; Ron Padgett reads his poems "The Drink" and "Bastille Day"; and actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley joins us for a few scripts, including as a demolition expert in an episode of Guy Noir. Plus: Rich Dworsky and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band get a little six-string help from Mr. Paisley on "Cruisin' Downtown," Garrison sings "It's Only a Cyber Moon," and messages from our sponsors Beebopareebop Rhubarb Pie and Neurodyne Industries. In Lake Wobegon, Darlene meets a man on Match.com. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:59 GK Studio Open (VO) 00:01:55 GK Show Open; April in New York City 00:02:18 "It's Only a Cyber Moon" - GK, GAS Band 00:04:29 Rhubarb Script 00:08:28 "Caterpillar Cakewalk" - Brad Paisley, GAS Band 00:11:24 GK intros Ron Padgett 00:13:09 Ron Padgett reads "The Drink", "Poet As A Mortal Bird", "Haiku" and "Morning" 00:17:07 "April Come She Will"- GK, Pat Donohue, GAS Band 00:19:14 Jump Script 00:20:34 GK intros Jean Redpath 00:22:33 "If You Could Wait A Moment Longer" - Jean Redpath, GAS Band 00:26:22 Jean intros next tune 00:27:24 "Mally Lee" - Jean Redpath, GAS Band 00:29:44 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:30:56 GK Show ID (VO) 00:31:05 Guy Noir Script 00:46:11 GK intros Brad Paisley 00:46:55 "I'm Still A Guy" - Brad Paisley 00:50:26 Brad Paisley talks to crowd 00:51:00 "Waiting on a Woman"- Brad Paisley 00:54:15 Fred Script (4/12/08) 01:00:53 Intermission- "Somebody Stole My Gal" - GAS Band 01:00:58 GK Studio Intermission (VO) Segment 3 01:04:23 GK Studio Welcome Back / Show ID (VO) 01:04:33 Bob Elliott Script 01:09:00 Subway Script 01:10:19 Greetings 01:14:04 "Cruisin' Downtown" - Brad Paisley, GAS Band 01:16:50 GK intros Ron Padgett 01:17:22 Ron Padgett - "Dead or Alive in Belgium", "Words From the Front", "Bastille Day" 01:20:55 "Say You Love Me Sadie" - GAS Band 01:21:41 GK intros Brad Paisley 01:22:56 "Ode de Toilet"- Brad Paisley 01:27:02 "Letter To Me" - Brad Paisley Segment 4 01:31:32 The News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:44:59 "The Old Woman"- Jean Redpath 01:47:03 "Steal Away" - Jean Redpath and Garrison Keillor 01:50:02 Indie Script 01:54:22 "Online" - Brad Paisley 01:57:05 Credits, Closer - "Next Time I'm in Town" April 15, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we revisit the May 2, 2015 show at the Sauder Concert Hall at Goshen College in Goshen, Indiana. The Goshen College Chamber Choir perform "Teach Me Thy Truth" and join Garrison on "I Wish You'd Keep from Singing," Lily and Madeleine sing "Rabbit" and "Paradise," and National Mandolin Champion Ethan Setiawan sits in with Rich Dworsky and Richard Kriehn for a few tunes, including "St. Anne's Reel." Plus: Guy Noir visits Goshen to investigate an inappropriate romance, and a message from Fritz Electronics' Difference App. In Lake Wobegon: a few memories of post-prom parties at the Bunsens' cabin. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:15 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:00 GK opens, talks about the city of Goshen, Mennonites 00:03:57 Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow- GK and audience 00:05:49 GK Talks to Audience 00:06:02 You're the Top- GK, Richard Dworsky, Richard Kriehn 00:08:41 GK talks about the history of Mennonites 00:12:22 Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee- GK and audience 00:15:05 GK introduces and talks about the Goshen College Chamber Choir 00:16:17 Teach Me Thy Truth- Goshen College Chamber Choir 00:19:00 Adolescence (Shenandoah)- Goshen College Chamber Choir 00:22:41 GK talks to Scott Hochstetler 00:23:05 My Soul Cries Out- Goshen College Chamber Choir 00:27:00 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:28:41 GK introduces Lily and Madeleine 00:29:56 Rabbit- Lily and Madeleine 00:32:50 GK talks to Lily and Madeleine 00:33:39 Can't Admit It- Lily and Madeleine 00:38:00 Fritz script 00:40:03 Guy Noir script (with choir) 00:53:50 GK talks to Scott Hochstetler 00:54:38 To God Be the Glory- GK and audience 00:57:34 When the Roll is Called Up Yonder- Richard Dworsky, Richard Kriehn, GK and audience 00:58:58 Intermission- Lady Be Good- Richard Dworsky, Richard Kriehn and Ethan Setiawan Segment 3 01:03:06 GK talks about Goshen IN 01:03:25 Greetings 01:04:59 How Great Thou Art- Richard Dworsky, Richard Kriehn, GK and audience 01:06:47 Catchup script 01:10:04 There is a Balm in Gilead- GK, choir, Richard Dworsky 01:14:50 GK talks with Lily and Madeleine 01:14:14 Paradise- Lily and Madeleine 01:17:50 GK introduces national mandolin champ Ethan Setiawan 01:19:20 St. Anne's Reel- Ethan Setiawan with Richard Kriehn and Richard Dworsky Segment 4 01:22:18 News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:39:22 Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing- GK and audience 01:42:55 SFX script 01:46:07 I Wish You'd Keep From Singing- GK and Goshen College Chamber Choir 01:49:52 Toothpaste script (with choir) 01:51:54 Credits 01:54:31 Abide With Me- GK and audience 01:55:39 The Parting Glass- GK and audience 01:57:41 Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow- GK and audience April 22, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a 15-year rewind to April 20, 2002 and a show at The Town Hall in New York City. Kate Rusby sings "Botany Bay" and "I Courted a Sailor," Billy Collins reads "Love" and "Forgetfulness," and the Fiddlers 4 play "I Know" and "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free." Plus: The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band plays Rich Dworsky's "Southern Hospitality"; a New York, New York travelogue; and a message from the Catchup Advisory Board. In Lake Wobegon, high school students prepare for life after graduation. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:13 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:57 GK Studio Open (VO) 00:02:08 GK Open - New York City SFX Script (4/23/05) 00:07:48 Nobody Knows You - Garrison and GAS Band 00:11:59 Catchup Script 00:15:26 GK intros Fiddlers 4 00:16:12 I Know - Fiddlers 4 00:20:46 Mazurka - Fiddlers 4 00:25:34 Billy Collins reads "Love", "More Than A Woman", and "Sonnet" 00:34:25 Powdermilk Biscuit Break - GAS Band Segment 2 00:35:52 Lives of the Cowboys Script (4/23/05) 00:45:57 GK talks with Kate Rusby 00:47:56 Cobbler's Daughter - Kate Rusby 00:53:08 Botany Bay - Kate Rusby 00:58:21 Intermission - The World is Waiting For The Sunrise - GAS Band Segment 3 01:02:36 Greetings 01:06:16 Peninsula Clothing Script (4/27/02) 01:07:17 NYC Apartment Script 01:10:31 GK talks to U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins 01:12:23 Billy Collins reads "Dharma", "Litany", and "Forgetfulness" 01:18:27 Garrison talks to John and Kate 01:20:13 I Courted A Sailor - Kate Rusby Segment 4 01:24:58 The News from Lake Wobegon / While We're Young (GK, GAS Band) Segment 5 01:38:07 Southern Hospitality - Richard Dworsky 01:40:58 New York Script 01:46:46 You Don't Know My Mind - Pat Donohue, GAS Band 01:50:42 Smoker Script 01:52:38 I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free - Fiddlers 4 01:56:47 Credits 01:57:23 Flowers of Edinburgh Closer April 29, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we'll revisit the April 25, 2015 show from The Town Hall in New York City, New York. Brooklyn Rider perform "Show Me" and "Little Birdie," The Wailin' Jennys sing "Deeper Well" and Gillian Welch's "Orphan Girl," and poet Sharon Olds reads "Material Ode" and "Where She Is Now." Plus: Rich Dworsky and the Dworsky New York Orchestra play "I Can See Summer," a script for National Poetry Month and a word from Fred Farrell Animal Calls. In Lake Wobegon, Arlene Bunsen counsels her goddaughter Charlotte against taking up the trombone. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:57 GK VO Open 00:01:44 GK opens, talks about flowers of spring, frequent flyer miles, opera, Harvard visit 00:05:42 Harvard- GK and Richard Dworsky 00:08:28 Panhandle script 00:18:59 I Can See Summer- Richard Dworsky and The Dworsky New York Orchestra 00:21:23 Fred Farrell script 00:23:34 Deeper Well- The Wailin' Jennys 00:28:35 Across the Sea- Wailin' Jennys 00:32:21 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:33:39 GK VO Powdermilk 00:35:24 Poetry (There's No Business Like Show Business)- GK and band 00:38:06 GK intros Brooklyn Rider 00:38:34 Show Me- Brooklyn Rider 00:43:41 Heavy Tree Gap- Brooklyn Rider 00:47:04 I Heard the Bluebirds Sing (Geese) (4/18/15) 00:48:52 Foolish script 00:59:48 Intermission- One Fine Day Segment 3 01:03:19 Greetings 01:05:42 GK talks with Sharon Olds, she recites "Material Old" and "That One Girl at the Boy's Party" and "Where She Is Now" 01:15:20 Our Town script 01:20:32 Sheriff's Freude- Brooklyn Rider 01:24:55 The Old Churchyard- Wailin' Jennys Segment 4 01:28:48 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:42:29 Little Birdie- Brooklyn Rider 01:44:30 NYER script (4/11/15) 01:48:59 Orphan Girl- The Wailin' Jennys 01:52:55 Trio- GK, Richard Dworsky, Wailin' Jennys 01:55:59 Credits, Little Birdie reprise May 6, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we look back to May 10, 2014 and a show at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. Brad Paisley sings "Southern Comfort Zone" and -- with a lyrical assist from the host -- "Geology"; Sturgill Simpson plays "Turtles All the Way Down" and "Long White Line"; Sam Bush and Stuart Duncan team up for "My Little Girl in Tennessee"; and Brian Dan Christensen favors us with a few classics from The King, Elvis Presley, including "Heartbreak Hotel" in Danish. Plus: Guy Noir visits the world-famous Bluebird Cafe, Garrison sings the "Methodist Blues" with Rich Dworsky and our band, and a message from Biloxi Brand Bass Boats. In Lake Wobegon: Pastor Haugen irritates his secretary Marlene. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:13 Tishomingo Blues 00:01:58 GK Show Open 00:02:59 Methodist Blues- GK and band 00:06:12 Nashville Blues- Sam Bush and band with Brad Paisley 00:10:13 Guy Noir script (with Sam Bush, Stuart Duncan and Dean Magraw) 00:22:12 Long White Line- Sturgill Simpson 00:26:23 Voices- Sturgill Simpson 00:29:36 Powdermilk Biscuit Break (with Brad Paisley) Segment 2 00:31:16 Cafe Boeuf Script (5/2/09) 00:33:20 Catchup Script (5/2/09) 00:36:23 Stealin' From Chet - Pat Donohue, Sam Bush, Brad Paisley, GAS Band 00:39:32 GK talks about Mother Maybelle Carter 00:40:25 Give Me The Roses- Garrison Keillor, Sam Bush, Stuart Duncan and band 00:43:04 Geology Script with Brad Paisley 00:47:47 Harvey Bodine - Brad Paisley with band and GK 00:51:59 Southern Comfort Zone- Brad Paisley and band 00:56:59 Vanderbilt SFX Script 01:02:45 Roly Poly - Intermission Segment 3 01:06:13 Greetings 01:08:37 Can't Help Falling in Love- GK and Brian Christensen with band and audience 01:12:50 Heartbreak Hotel (in Danish)- Brian Christensen and band 01:13:54 That's Alright Mama- Brian Christensen and band 01:16:44 My Little Girl in Tennessee- Sam Bush, Stuart Duncan and band 01:19:44 Bass Boat Script 01:21:00 GK talks with Sturgill Simpson 01:22:01 Turtles All the Way Down- Sturgill Simpson 01:25:53 Death of A Single Man- Brad Paisley with band Segment 4 01:30:23 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:41:02 They're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone- Sam Bush and band with Brad Paisley 01:45:43 Rhubarb Script (5/9/15) 01:49:59 Sitting Here Without You- Sturgill Simpson 01:52:12 Opry Song - GK, Rich Dworsky (5/9/15) 01:55:15 Credits, Goodnight Sweetheart/ Soul of Man Closer May 13, 2017  - This week's classic rebroadcast: a Mother's Day show originally from May 8, 2010 at The Town Hall in New York City. Pianist and composer Dick Hyman plays "Thinking About Bix" and "Ostrich Walk," Vince Giordano sits in with The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band for "Take Your Tomorrows," and Andra Suchy joins Garrison on "The Sweetest Gift, a Mother's Smile" and "Mama Say a Prayer." Plus: Mr. Pat Donohue leads the Shoe Band -- with a little help from Vince, trumpeter Randy Sandke, and Andy Stein on violin and saxophone -- on the "Lonesome Midtown Blues," Erica Rhodes joins our Royal Academy of Radio Actors for a few Mother's Day scripts, and Guy Noir tracks down a missing St. Olaf student in NYC. In Lake Wobegon, Carl Krebsbach becomes a spectacle after being covered in plum blossoms during a storm. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK VO Open 00:02:17 GK opens, talks about Mother's Day 00:02:59 Coat of Many Colors/ Teach Your Children- GK/ Andra Suchy/ GASB 00:10:18 Prison script 00:15:29 The Sweetest Gift, A Mother's Smile- GK/ Andra Suchy/ GASB 00:18:29 Rhubarb Script [5/1/10] 00:22:17 Iowa Script [5/1/10] 00:24:31 Rush Hour Blues- The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:27:15 Lutheran Air Script [5/1/10] 00:29:20 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:30:50 GK intros and talks with Dick Hyman 00:33:04 Thinking About Bix- Dick Hyman and Randy Sandke 00:37:23 In the Dark- Dick Hyman Segment 3 00:40:22 News From Lake Wobegon Segment 4 00:52:36 Lonesome Midtown Blues- Pat Donohue and band 00:55:13 Sitting Alone in Patio Chair- GK, Andra, Band 00:59:00 Intermission- Swing That Music Segment 5 01:02:33 Greetings 01:06:48 GK talks about his mother Grace, she turned 95 yesterday 01:07:15 Blessed Assurance/ Sweet Hour of Prayer/ How Great Thou Art- GK/Andra/ band 01:12:44 GK talks more with Dick Hyman 01:13:42 Ostrich Walk- Dick Hyman and Randy Sandke 01:16:22 My Mother's Eyes- Dick Hyman and GK 01:19:17 Motherhood script 01:24:23 Take Your Tomorrows- Vince Giordano and band 01:27:20 Mom and Duane script 01:33:19 Mama Say A Prayer- Andra Suchy, GK, band 01:36:09 Guy Noir script 01:48:07 Around and Around- Pat Donohue and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 01:51:37 Singin' the Blues- Dick Hyman and Randy Sandke 01:54:03 Credits 01:55:16 Goodbye/ Swing That Music reprise May 20, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we look back to May 31, 2014 and a show originally from the Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill Conty Park in Flagstaff, Arizona. Colin Hay sings his early classics "Down Under" and "Who Can it Be Now?" along with a newer classic, "Waiting for My Real Life to Begin"; Los Texmaniacs play "Down in the Barrio" and "Amore de Mi Vida"; and Lynn Peterson joins Garrison on "Flagstaff Ladies" and "I Think of You." Plus: The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band plays "The Open Trail"; Dusty and Lefty tangle with Flagstaff Jack, the Apache Kid; and messages from our sponsors the Beef Producers of Arizona and the University of Phoenix's new degree in texting. In Lake Wobegon, a bat invades Lake Wobegon Lutheran Church and frightens Pastor Haugen. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:13 Tishomingo Blues 00:02:03 Open Flagstaff Script 00:06:33 Flagstaff Ladies- GK and Lynn Peterson with band 00:07:45 Down in the Barrio- Los Texmaniacs 00:11:30 Cowboys script 00:24:40 I Remember Loving You 00:29:44 GK talks with Max Baca 00:31:17 Muchachos Allegres- Max Baca and Josh Baca 00:33:58 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:35:29 Beef script 00:36:44 Texting script 00:37:41 GK talks with Colin Hay 00:39:04 Down Under- Colin Hay with Josh Baca and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:43:29 Love is Innocent- Colin Hay and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:47:37 News from Lake Wobegon (part 1) 00:57:16 Intermission- Hey Good Lookin' Segment 3 01:01:33 Greetings 01:04:12 Put Your Little Foot- GK and Lynn Peterson with band 01:07:21 I Think of You- GK and Lynn Peterson with band 01:11:09 Amore de mi Vida (Love of My Life)- Los Texmaniacs 01:14:15 Guy Noir script 01:25:18 Waiting For My Real Life to Begin- Colin Hay with Richard Dworsky Segment 4 01:29:53 News From Lake Wobegon (continued) Segment 5 01:36:13 The Open Trail- Richard Dworsky and band 01:39:10 Colin Hay - Overkill (6/8/13) 01:43:40 Who Can it Be Now?- Colin Hay with Lynn Peterson and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 01:47:19 GK talks about the Ponderosa Pines, Flagstaff 01:50:18 Como Te Quiero (How I Love You)- Los Texmaniacs 01:53:14 Credits, So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh- GK, Colin, Lynn, Shoe Band, Los Texmaniacs May 27, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a Memorial Day weekend show from May 29, 2010 at the Filene Center at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in Vienna, Virginia. Tom Rush performs "Merrimack County" and "Child's Song," Gillian Welch joins us for "Someone Like You" and "Sweet Tooth," and Inga Swearingen sings "Lazy Afternoon." Plus: a few patriotic sing-alongs, a twin fiddle medley from The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band featuring Andy Stein and Gabe Witcher, and Guy Noir digs up some dirt on multimillionaire candidate Boodle Bendix. In Lake Wobegon, Irene Bunsen calls into a radio station at 3:30 in the morning. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:57 GK VO Open 00:02:08 America the Beautiful 00:03:08 Trouble in Mind- GK/ band 00:07:20 Mel script 00:08:32 Twin Fiddle Medley- Gabe Witcher and Andy Stein with Shoes 00:12:22 Cabin script 00:21:55 GK intros Tom Rush 00:22:51 River Song- Tom Rush, with Inga Swearingen and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:26:26 Tom Rush talks with audience about Washington DC 00:27:18 Merrimack County- Tom Rush, with Inga Swearingen and Shoes 00:30:19 Catchup script 00:31:04 Powdermilk Biscuit Break/ Stars and Stripes Forever Segment 2 00:34:10 Henry Hill into 'Lamentation for James Moray of Abercairney"- GK/ band 00:40:08 GK talks about the Veterans History Project 00:41:35 GK intros Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings 00:42:07 Someone Like You- Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings 00:45:55 Queen Jane- Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings with Gabe Witcher and Gary Raynor 00:52:21 GK talks about the Battle of Mannassas 00:54:11 Tenting Tonight- GK, Gillian Welch, Dave Rawlings, Shoe Band 00:57:04 Lady Be Good- Intermission Segment 3 01:01:08 The Star-Spangled Banner- GK/ band/ audience 01:02:44 Greetings 01:04:41 Lazy Afternoon- Inga Swearingen with the Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 01:08:32 Summer Sonnet- GK, Inga, Richard Dworsky, Gary Raynor 01:10:22 English Majors script 01:15:00 Sweet Tooth- Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings 01:21:07 Guy Noir Script Segment 4 01:31:12 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:41:24 Wheel Hoss- Gabe Witcher and Andy Stein with Shoes 01:43:18 GK intros Tom Rush 01:44:37 Child's Song- Tom Rush and Gary Raynor 01:49:08 I Will Guide Thee- GK, Inga, Gillian and Dave, band 01:52:31 Credits, Fred Newman SFX 01:54:29 So Long, It's Been Good To Know You- GK/cast/band 01:57:52 Twin Fiddle reprise June 3, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we look back to June 7, 2014 and our show at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, California. Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart sing "Dreamboat Annie" and "The Great Ship Titanic," our friend Greg Brown performs "Fat Boy Blues" and "Bones," Jearlyn Steele joins us for "Fools Fall in Love" and "Ordinary People," and Hilary Thavis accompanies Garrison on "Love in L.A." Plus: Rich Dworsky and the Canyon Band play "Hopper Scenes," Guy Noir gets a job as a Hollywood consultant, and a message from Capistrano Car Pools. In Lake Wobegon, parents contemplate their graduates' futures. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo 00:02:08 GK Open 00:02:43 I Love LA - GK and Canyon Band 00:05:21 Car Pool script 00:06:09 GK intros Jearlyn Steele 00:06:36 Sittin' in the Dark in LA - Jearlyn Steele and Canyon Band 00:09:49 GK talks to JS 00:10:21 Fools Fall in Love- Jearlyn Steele and The Canyon Band 00:14:00 Guy Noir script 00:25:52 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:27:21 Cafe Boeuf script 00:29:16 GK intros Greg Brown 00:29:59 Fat Boy Blues- Greg Brown with The Canyon Band 00:35:47 All Those Things- Greg Brown with Chris Siebold 00:39:57 GK talks about LA 00:40:23 Love in LA - GK and Hilary Thavis with Richard Dworsky 00:44:04 Greeks script right into 00:48:05 Keep the Motor Running - Richard Dworsky and The Canyon Band 00:49:55 GK intros Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart 00:50:37 I Am Weary - Heart with GK and band 00:53:43 GK talks with Ann and Nancy Wilson 00:54:07 Dreamboat Annie - Heart with The Canyon Band 00:57:23 GK talks with Ann and Nancy Wilson 00:58:17 I'll Fly Away - Heart 01:02:26 Intermission - My Little Pumpkin Pie - RD and Canyon Band Segment 3 01:05:48 GK VO Welcome Back 01:05:57 Greetings 01:08:23 GK talks about his relatives who moved to California 01:09:31 California Stars - GK and Jearlyn with band 01:13:30 Rhubarb script 01:20:19 GK talks with Greg Brown 01:20:58 Bones - Greg Brown Segment 4 01:25:23 News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:39:31 Hopper Scenes - Richard Dworsky with The Canyon Band 01:41:35 GK intros Jearlyn Steele, the coyotes howl 01:42:28 Ordinary People - Jearlyn Steele and band 01:46:13 SFX script 01:49:40 GK brings the Wilson sisters back 01:50:05 The Great Ship Titanic- Heart with GK and Canyon Band 01:54:07 Credits 01:55:46 I'll Fly Away reprise June 10, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: A rewind to June 6, 2015 from the CMAC Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center in Canandaigua, NY. Jeremy Denk performs selections from Mendelssohn and Haydn, Heather Masse sings "Songbird" and "Vivid," and The DiGiallonardo Sisters turn in "Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia" and "Nowhere Man." Plus: Guy Noir takes a job at a camp in upstate New York, and a message from our sponsor, the Vineyards of Canandaigua. In Lake Wobegon, the class of 2015 pulls off one of the better graduation pranks in recent memory. June 17, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we return to June 2015 at the Ravinia Festival in Highland Park, Illinois. Elvin Bishop plays "Old School" and "Everybody's in the Same Boat," Rachel Barton Pine performs Amy Beach's Romance for Violin & Piano, Op. 23 and "Wiegenlied," and John Fullbright sings "Blameless" and "I Only Pray at Night." Plus: Guy Noir meets up with Studs Terkel, a few scripts for Father's Day, and Howard Levy sits in with the band to play his tune "Twenty Eight." In Lake Wobegon, Clarence Bunsen sleeps on his boat so he can do some thinking in the middle of the night. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK Studio Open (VO) 00:02:05 GK opens, talks about the weather, Stanley Cup, fan revelry, Obama library, Michelle Obama, Solstice 00:06:37 Father's Day script 00:10:06 Twenty Eight- Howard Levy with Richard Dworsky and the North Side Motivators 00:12:35 Guy Noir script (with Howard Levy) 00:24:49 GK intros John Fullbright 00:25:39 Never Cry Again- John Fullbright and band 00:29:59 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:31:27 GK talks with John Fullbright, delays at O'Hare 00:32:20 Blameless- John Fullbright and band 00:37:08 Dads/ Father's Prayer 00:40:51 GK intros Rachel Barton Pine 00:42:04 Romance For Violin & Piano, Op. 23 (Amy Beach)- Rachel Barton Pine and Rohan De Silva 00:49:49 Father script 00:57:00 Old School- Elvin Bishop and band 01:01:47 Can't Even Do Wrong Right- Elvin Bishop and band 01:06:30 Intermission- Oh Boy! Segment 3 01:10:09 Greetings 01:13:18 GK talks about Chicago history 01:17:11 I Still Can't Say Goodbye- GK and band 01:20:11 SFX script 01:25:26 Fantasia On Sousa Themes, For Violin & Piano (Leibling)- Rachel Barton Pine and Rohan De Silva Segment 4 01:31:21 News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:41:07 I Only Pray at Night- John Fullbright 01:44:39 Everybody's in the Same Boat- Elvin Bishop 01:48:47 Wiegenlied (Cradle Song)- Rachel Barton Pine and Rohan De Silva 01:52:22 Only Remembered- GK and band; with Credits 01:56:22 Dancin' Closer- Elvin Bishop and band with GK and Rachel Barton Pine June 24, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: A rewind to June 28, 2014 from the Koussevitzky Music Shed at Tanglewood in Lenox, Massachusetts. Keb' Mo' plays "The Old Me Better" and "More for Your Money," The Wailin' Jennys perform "Swing Low, Sail High" and "Asleep at Last," and Rob Fisher joins us for "Junk Man's Rag" and teams up with The DiGiallonardo Sisters for "Songs My Mother Taught Me" and "Ain't No Sweet Man Worth the Salt of My Tears." Plus: Guy Noir heads to the Berkshires and meets a troupe of singing animals, The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band plays Mendelssohn's nocturne from A Midsummer Night's Dream, and a message from our sponsor Murphy's Plumbing. In Lake Wobegon, a deerfly bite helps the Whippets continue their winning season. July 1, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we turn back to July 4, 1998 for an Independence Day gem from the Starlight Theater in Kansas City, Missouri. Iris DeMent sings "These Hills" and "Sweet is the Melody," Kelley Hunt performs "Talk to Me" and "Back in the Saddle," and Calvin Trillin reads from his book Family Man. Plus: a look back into history and the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Pat Donohue and Andy Stein play "Wild Man," and messages from the Cafe Boeuf Kansas City and the Professional Organization of English Majors. In Lake Wobegon, Irene Bunsen gloats when her tomato plants outstrip her brother-in-law Clarence's crop. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:59 GK Studio Intro (VO) 00:02:53 Show Open; "Kansas City Star" - GK, GAS Band 00:03:59 "Kansas City Blues" - Pat Donohue, GAS Band 00:06:41 English Majors Script 00:13:34 GK Intro Iris DeMent 00:14:09 "I Wash My Face In The Morning Dew" - Iris DeMent 00:17:21 "These Hills" - Iris DeMent 00:21:20 "Go, Children, Go" - GK, GAS Band 00:25:06 Powdermilk Biscuit Break (5/20/00) Segment 2 00:26:40 GK Show ID (VO) 00:26:49 Rhubarb Script (7/3/99) 00:33:38 GK Talks about the Starlight Theater / Kansas City, MO 00:36:50 GK Intro Calvin Trillin 00:38:47 Calvin Trillin Reading from Family Man 00:46:51 GK Intro Kelley Hunt 00:40:24 "Talk To Me" - Kelley Hunt 00:51:36 "Love Never Dies" - Kelley Hunt 00:55:52 4th Of July Script 01:08:57 Intermission - "Blue Skies" Segment 3 01:13:22 GK Welcome Back / Show ID (VO) 01:13:32 "God Of Our Fathers" - GK, GAS Band, Audience Singalong 01:17:26 Greetings 01:21:12 Cafe Boeuf Script 01:23:30 GK Talks to Iris DeMent 01:24:06 "Sweet Is The Melody" - Iris DeMent Segment 4 01:27:07 The News from Lake Wobegon (7/3/99) Segment 5 01:43:25 Mono Out - "Wild Cat" - Pat Donohue, Andy Stein 01:45:24 Back Stage Script - GK, SS, TK, TR, Alan F, Jason K 01:55:17 "Back In The Saddle" - Kelley Hunt 01:58:32 Applause fade out 01:58:38 GK Studio Outro (VO) July 8, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a show originally from July 7, 2001 at the Filene Center at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in Vienna, Virginia. Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys perform "Man of Constant Sorrow" and "Rank Stranger," The City of Washington Pipe Band plays "Scotland the Brave," and Maria Jette sings "Nessun Dorma" and "Pie Jesu." Plus: The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band plays "Strike Up the Band" and a message from Bertha's Kitty Boutique. In Lake Wobegon, the Anderson boy returns after many years as a carnival entertainer. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:16 Tishomingo Blues 00:01:52 GK talks about Wolf Trap [6/8/02] 00:03:51 When the Roses Bloom in Dixieland - Pat Donohue; Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:06:51 Bertha's Kitty Boutique Script 00:09:40 Mystery Train - Pat Donohue; Guy's All-Star Shoe Band [6/30/01] 00:12:55 Computer Script 00:23:11 Ketchup Script [7/3/99] 00:26:27 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:28:34 GK talks about Marriage of Figaro 00:30:07 Deh Vieni - Maria Jette with RD; String Quintet 00:33:10 GK talks to Maria Jette 00:34:01 Nessun Dorma/Norman Olson - Maria Jette and String Quintet 00:39:08 American Swedish Organization Script 00:41:08 GK intros Ralph Stanley and Band 00:41:48 Man of Constant Sorrow - Ralph Stanley and Clinch Mountain Boys 00:44:55 Ralph Stanley talks to audience 00:45:51 Angel Band - Ralph Stanley and Clinch Mountain Boys 00:48:27 GK intros Bagpipers 00:49:13 City of Washington Pipe Band parades onstage 00:53:06 GK talks to Pipers 00:56:34 Scotland the Brave - City of Washington Pipe Band 00:58:15 Strike Up the Band - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band Segment 3 01:01:15 Greetings 01:03:51 GK talks to Ralph Stanley [2/17/01] 01:06:34 Orphan Girl - Ralph Stanley [2/17/01] 01:07:57 GK talks to Ralph Stanley [2/17/01] 01:08:43 O Death - Ralph Stanley [2/17/01] 01:12:01 Phoner Segment with audience members; Alan Frechtman 01:15:34 GK talks to Ralph Stanley 01:16:52 Pretty Girls and City Lights - Ralph Stanley and Clinch Mountain Boys 01:19:33 Ralph Stanley talks to audience 01:19:52 Rank Stranger - Ralph Stanley and Clinch Mountain Boys 01:22:59 GK talks to Ralph Stanley 01:23:18 Angel Band Reprise - with audience 01:24:29 Guy Noir Script [7/3/99] 01:35:58 GK talks about Chet Atkins Funeral 01:38:58 Pie Jesu - Maria Jette with RD & String Quintet Segment 4 01:42:29 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:55:29 Credits 01:56:46 Next Time I'm in Town 01:58:30 Soldier's Joy Closer July 15, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a trip all the way back to June 15, 1996 at the Laurie Auditorium in San Antonio, Texas. Johnny Gimble and Texas Swing perform "Somewhere South of San Antone" and the "Gardenia Waltz" and join Garrison on "Spanish Johnny," and Flaco Jiménez y su Conjunto play "El Gallo Copeton" and "Borracho #1." Plus: Dusty and Lefty stop in Texas to clean up after a long trail ride and meet up with Evelyn Beebalo, and a message from the Café Boeuf San Antonio. In Lake Wobegon, Pastor Inqvist meets a woman who tells him about a mystical experience at a Lutheran church in Minneapolis. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:59 GK VO Open 00:02:27 Duct Tape / True Taste Toast / Minnesota Ice script 00:03:34 Cafe Boeuf San Antonio script 00:05:03 GK talks about Lake Wobegon 00:09:20 All Night Long 00:13:05 Somewhere South Of San Antone 00:15:52 Fred Farrell script (6/8/96) 00:17:04 Gk Talks About San Antonio 00:18:38 El Gallo Copeton 00:21:48 Buena Suerte, Senorita 00:25:38 Flaco Introduces Cumbia 00:26:06 Me Estas Matando 00:29:14 Powdermilk Biscuit break (2/14/98) Segment 2 00:30:34 GK VO Powdermilk 00:30:43 Guy Noir script (5/4/96) 00:41:27 Guy's Life Is A Trip Album 00:46:02 Cowboys: San Antonio 00:59:25 Spanish Johnny 01:05:12 Intermission - Honeysuckle Rose Segment 3 01:08:37 Noa (Odor) script 01:09:45 Greetings 01:13:47 GK Talk With Johnny Gimble 01:15:18 Gardenia Waltz Segment 4 01:18:50 News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:41:27 Sleepytime Down South 01:43:46 The Old Man Who Loved Cheese 01:51:58 Stumblin' - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band (10/19/96) 01:54:28 Gk Segue To Flaco Jimenez 01:54:50 Borracho #1 01:57:36 Credits/close - Jesse Polka July 22, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast:The June 5, 2004 show from the Meadowbrook Farm Musical Arts Center in Guilford, New Hampshire. Old Crow Medicine Show play "Wagon Wheel" and "Tear it Down," Leon Redbone sings "Shiek of Araby" and "Ain't Misbehavin'," Vince Giordano joins us for "T'aint No Sin," and Duke Heitger and Butch Thompson sit in with The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band. Plus: Pat Donohue leads the band on "Another Friend Like Me," Guy Noir heads to New Hampshire for a little grandeur, and a message from the Cafe Boeuf Hampshire Nouveau. In Lake Wobegon, Mrs. Smiley's dog develops an unnatural attraction to a porcupine after eating Guilford tomatoes. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:13 Tishomingo Blues 00:01:50 "Minor Drag" - Butch Thompson, Rich Dworsky, Shoe Band 00:04:09 SFX Script 00:06:14 "'Tain't No Sin" - Vince Giordano and Shoe Band 00:08:28 GK talks about New Hampshire history 00:08:53 GK introduces Old Crow Medicine Show 00:09:12 "Tear it Down" - Old Crow Medicine Show 00:11:31 Laugh Script (5/29/04) 00:12:50 Cafe Boeuf Script 00:14:26 GK talks about the bears in Gilford, N.H. politics 00:15:36 "Another Friend Like Me" - Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 00:18:57 Chamber of Commerce Script 00:21:23 "We're Going Down" - GK and Shoe Band 00:22:48 Garage Sale Script (5/31/03) 00:25:07 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:27:23 GK talks about Leon Redbone 00:27:57 GK talks about Old Crow Medicine Show 00:28:31 "CC Rider" - Old Crow Medicine Show 00:33:48 "Hard to Tell" - Old Crow Medicine Show 00:37:14 Guy Noir script 00:49:16 GK talks more about Hew Hampshire 00:50:02 GK intros Leon Redbone 00:50:25 "Big Time Woman" - Leon Redbone and Shoe Band 00:54:01 "Shiek of Araby" - Leon Redbone and Shoe Band 00:57:30 Intermission - "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" Segment 3 01:00:08 GK New England history, Greetings 01:07:30 "Clothesline Ballet" - Butch Thompson 01:10:39 "Rivers of Babylon" - GK and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 01:13:26 Catchup Script 01:18:10 "Lonesome Me" - Butch Thompson and Pat Donohue Segment 4 01:20:44 The News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:36:15 "Let's Break the Good News" - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 01:39:03 GK recites Vermont limerick 01:39:17 Mel's Buffet script / Gas script 01:40:01 "Ain't Misbehavin'" - Leon Redbone 01:44:43 The Story Of Bob A Young Artist Script (5/31/03) 01:51:19 "Wagon Wheel" - Old Crow Medicine Show 01:55:45 Goodnight / Closer - "America The Beautiful" July 29, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we'll play our 2006-2007 season finale from June 30, 2007 at the Koussevitzky Music Shed at Tanglewood in Lenox, Massachusetts. James Taylor sings "Fourth of July" and "Sweet Baby James," violinist Jaime Laredo and cellist Sharon Robinson play a few pieces composed by Mr. Andy Stein, and Inga Swearingen joins Garrison on "All I Have to Do is Dream" and "I Think of You." Plus: Erica Rhodes joins the Royal Academy of Radio Actors, Guy Noir hunts down a stolen Stradivarius, and a message from Beebopareebop Rhubarb Pie and Rhubarb Pie Filling. In Lake Wobegon, Judy Ingqvist searches for elegance. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:13 Tishomingo Blues 00:01:54 GK opens talks about the crowd at Tanglewood 00:03:48 "Down By The Sally Gardens"/ "All I Have to Do is Dream"- GK/ Inga Swearingen 00:09:15 GK talks about the lawn crowd, 00:07:54 "Fourth of July" - James Taylor, GAS Band 00:12:32 "Why Do Fools Fall in Love" - Inga, GK, and GAS Band 00:15:18 ELCA Script 00:17:39 "Sounds of Sirens" - GK, Pat Donohue, and GAS Band 00:21:15 Journal Script w/ "Rite of Spring" by Stravinsky - Rich, Andy, Gary, Jaime Laredo, and Sharon Robinson 00:27:12 SFX Script 00:32:41 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:33:42 GK talks about the weather 00:34:25 "Skylark" - Inga Swearingen, Gary Raynor, Owen Young, Rich Dworsky Segment 3 00:37:45 News from Lake Wobegon with "Aften" - Inga, GK, GAS Band Segment 4 00:53:05 "Something in the Way She Moves" - James Taylor and Owen Young 00:56:30 "Everybody has the Blues" - James Taylor and Shoes 00:59:20 "Happy Birthday" to James' wife, Kim - James Taylor, GK, GAS Band 01:00:35 "Caroline I See You" - James Taylor, Owen Young and GAS Band 01:04:28 Intermission - "Dr. Jazz" - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band Segment 5 01:07:12 GK Welcome Back / Show ID (VO) 01:07:39 "Rolling Home" - GK, Inga, and GAS Band 01:11:00 Greetings 01:15:48 "I Think of You" - GK, Inga, and GAS Band 01:19:11 "Tango" - Jamie Laredo and Sharon Robinson 01:22:46 Brain Script with James and Kim Taylor 01:31:06 GK talks about Tanglewood and to Jaime Laredo 01:34:02 "Waltz" - Jaime Laredo and Sharon Robinson 01:37:00 Guy Noir Script 01:48:56 "Sweet Baby James" - James Taylor, Owen Young, GAS Band 01:52:35 Rhubarb Script 01:55:11 Credits 01:55:33 "Water is Wide" - GK, James Taylor, Inga Swearingen, Owen Young, and GAS Band August 5, 2017  - This week's classic rebroadcast: a show originally from October 28, 2006 at the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Bonnie Raitt performs "Women Be Wise" and "Angel from Montogmery" and The Wailin' Jennys sing "Glory Bound" and "Bright Morning Stars." Plus: The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band plays "Somethin's in the Attic," Guy Noir lends a hand to aspiring Broadway singer Lucille Potts, and a message from the Catchup Advisory Board. In Lake Wobegon, Sister Arvonne surreptitiously organizes Halloween activities. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:57 GK VO Open 00:01:44 GK opens, talks about the October sky, fall nights, Martin Luther 00:02:52 "Sanctus" - GK and Shoe Band 00:07:32 Cafe Boeuf script (4/14/07) 00:09:25 GK intros the Wailin' Jennys 00:09:39 "Devil's Paintbrush Road" - Wailin' Jennys 00:13:18 "Glory Bound" - Wailin' Jennys 00:17:29 Guy Noir script 00:28:36 Powdermilk Biscuit Break: U of M Rouser/"Candyman" Segment 2 00:31:49 "Vampire Blues" - Tim Russell 00:34:23 Ruth Harrison script (10/14/06) 00:39:45 "Somethin's in the Attic" - Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:42:09 GK intros Bonnie Raitt 00:43:01 "Women Be Wise" - Bonnie Raitt 00:47:09 Bonnie talks to the crowd 00:47:28 "Louise" - Bonnie Raitt 00:52:51 GK talks with Bonnie Raitt 00:53:54 "Thing Called Love" - Bonnie Raitt 00:58:26 Intermission/"I Found A New Baby" Segment 3 01:00:51 GK VO Welcome Back 01:01:09 Greetings 01:05:38 Catchup script (2/10/07) 01:09:42 Bob script (9/22/07) 01:19:36 GK talks with the Wailin' Jennys 01:21:42 "Avila" - Wailin' Jennys 01:25:52 "Bright Morning Stars" - Wailin' Jennys Segment 4 01:29:07 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:46:09 "Angel from Montgomery" - Bonnie Raitt 01:51:45 Haunted script into "You Are My Sunshine," 01:56:20 Credits/close "You Are My Sunshine" 01:58:34 GK VO Close 01:58:53 Logo August 12, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a look back to February 10, 2001 at our home base, the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Greg Brown performs "Cold Mean Winter" and "Like a Dog," Jeff Lang plays "Trainwreck 29" and "Bateman's Bay," and Jay Ungar and Molly Mason sing "Louisiana Wedding Bells" and "Prairie Spring." Plus: Dusty and Lefty pitch the Svendson Series 900 Air-ride Saddle, The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band plays the "St. Louis Blues," and a word from the American Duct Tape Council. In Lake Wobegon, Roger Hedlund visits the Chatterbox Cafe early on a cold morning and considers switching his farm from soybeans and corn to bluestem grass. August 19, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we'll travel back to April 9, 2005 at The Town Hall in New York City. Odetta sings "Weeping Willow Blues" and "Rich Man," Andre Watts performs "Oiseaux Tristes" and Chopin's Nocturne in C-sharp minor, and Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks play "Happy Feet" and "You Shake That Thing." Plus: Pat Donohue leads The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band on a medley of Rolling Stones tunes, Guy Noir meets a parade of New York characters, and a message from Fritz Electronics. In Lake Wobegon, Irene Bunsen buys a load of manure to prepare her tomato plot. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:01:28 "Town Hall Song" - GK, Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks, Shoe Band 00:03:00 Opening SFX script 00:08:16 "Happy Feet" - Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks 00:11:31 Radio Script 00:31:05 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:32:27 GK talks to Odetta 00:34:17 "Weeping Willow Blues" - Odetta and the Nighthawks 00:37:47 "You Don't Know My Mind" - Odetta and the Nighthawks 00:41:58 Guy Noir Script 00:52:05 GK talks with Andre Watts 00:56:49 "Oiseaux Tristes" (Sad Birds) - Andre Watts 01:01:38 "Schlaf Los, Frage & Antwort" (Sleepless Questions and Answers) - Andre Watts 01:05:19 Intermission - "Nobody's Sweetheart" Segment 3 01:08:45 GK Welcome Back / Show ID (VO) 01:08:54 Greetings 01:12:11 "I'll Be Home" - GK, Nighthawks, Shoe Band 01:14:25 "Rolling Stones Medley" - Pat Donohue, Guy's All-Star Shoe Band, Vince 01:17:36 Hard Script 01:19:17 Fritz Electronics Script 01:22:19 GK talks with Odetta 01:23:02 "Rich Man" - Odetta and Keith Cotton with Andy Stein Segment 4 01:27:28 The News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:41:48 "Nocturne in C-sharp Minor" - Andre Watts 01:48:14 Catchup Script (4/2/05) 01:52:00 "You Shake That Thing" - Vince Giordano & The Nighthawks 01:55:17 Credits 01:56:37 "Oh Baby I Love You So" - All August 26, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a show originally from June 5, 2010 at the Santa Barbara Bowl in Santa Barbara, California. Bluesman Elvin Bishop plays "Keep a Dollar in Your Pocket" and "Fishin'," and siblings Sara and Sean Watkins play "Polly Put the Kettle On" and John Prine's "The Late John Garfield Blues." Plus: Sara joins Garrison on "Gold Watch and Chain," Guy Noir gets involved in a dispute between two castle-dwelling neighbors, and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band plays the "Thelonious Boogie." In Lake Wobegon, the Lutheran Church holds a graduation dinner. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:56 GK VO Open 00:01:29 GK talks about California 00:03:21 Santa Barbara- GK/ Shoe Band 00:07:41 Hollywood script 00:14:03 GK intros Elvin Bishop 00:15:05 Keep A Dollar in Your Pocket- Elvin Bishop, Ed Earley and Shoe Band 00:19:03 Guy Noir script 00:29:31 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:31:35 Angels Watching Over Me- GK/ Sara Watkins/ band 00:34:31 GK talks to Sara Watkins 00:35:29 Late John Garfield Blues- Sara Watkins and Sean Watkins 00:40:15 River of Jordan- Sara Watkins and Sean Watkins with the Shoe Band 00:43:16 ELCA script (6/13/09) 00:45:00 The Lives of the Cowboys script 00:51:56 GK talks with Elvin Bishop 00:53:43 Country Blues- Elvin Bishop and Pat Donohue 00:58:18 Intermission- June Night Segment 3 01:02:44 BBQ- Pat Donohue, GK, Sara Watkins and Shoe Band 01:04:04 Greetings 01:07:03 Loving You- GK, Sara Watkins, Shoe band 01:10:05 GK talks about Santa Barbara 01:13:20 Whoop-i-ti-yi-yo- GK and Shoes 01:16:39 Dermatologist script 01:21:23 Polly Put the Kettle On- Sara Watkins and Sean Watkins 01:23:27 Crossover- Sara Watkins, Sean Watkins, Gary Raynor Segment 4 01:27:18 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:38:47 Thelonious Boogie- Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 01:41:55 Fishin' - Elvin Bishop, Ed Earley and Shoe Band 01:46:21 Rhubarb script 01:50:42 Gold Watch and Chain- GK and Sara Watkins with Shoes 01:54:00 Credits, Ridin' Down the Canyon, Down Yonder September 1, 2017 - Garrison returns to the Minnesota State Fair Grandstand in Falcon Heights, Minnesota with The Minnesota Show. We'll be joined by Jearlyn and Jevetta Steele, Aoife O'Donovan, Heather Masse, the State Fair All-Star Fiddle Formation -- 14 local fiddle players -- and the Anoka High School Marching Tornadoes. Plus: Richard Dworsky and the Dworsky Orchestra (Richard Kriehn on mandolin and fiddle, bassist Larry Kohut, Chris Siebold on guitar, and drummer Gerald Dowd); our Royal Academy of Radio Actors, Tim Russell, Sue Scott, and Fred Newman; and, of course, an update on all the latest News from Lake Wobegon. Segment 1 00:00:14 APM Logo 00:00:15 Hello Love- GK and band 00:01:44 Fair Sponsors script 00:05:07 Trump script 00:07:29 The Beauty of Days Gone By- GK, Heather Masse, Aoife O'Donovan, band 00:11:01 Rivers- GK and Richard Dworsky 00:15:12 Down By the River (Under the Boardwalk)- GK, Heather, Aoife, band 00:18:16 Guy Noir Script 00:26:01 I Just Want to Make Love To You- Jearlyn Steele and Jevetta Steele 00:29:00 GK talks about Hennepin Avenue 00:29:26 Hennepin Happenin'- Richard Dworsky and band 00:32:27 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:35:51 If I Should Fall Behind- GK, Aoife, Heather, band and fiddlers 00:39:37 The Lives of the Cowboys script 00:49:31 Let's Go Crazy- Jearlyn Steele and Jevetta Steele with Richard Dworsky and band 00:53:12 GK introduces the Anoka Marching Tornadoes: Anoka Fight Song 00:57:04 Pompeii- Anoka Marching Tornadoes 00:59:00 GK talks with the band members 01:00:27 Born to Be Wild- Anoka Marching Tornadoes 01:03:01 Anoka Marching Tornadoes Playoff 01:04:39 Intermission- Help Segment 3 01:07:46 Welcome Back 01:08:02 Bob Dylan Medley- GK, Heather Masse, Aoife O'Donovan and band 01:11:52 Summer Evening- GK, Heather, Aoife, band 01:16:43 The Healing Part- Jearlyn Steele, Jevetta Steele, Richard Dworsky 01:20:43 SFX script 01:30:21 Early- GK, Heather, Aoife, band Segment 4 01:34:12 The News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:43:08 Heart of the Heartland- Peter Ostroushko with Richard Dworsky 01:47:08 Where Have All the Elsies Gone- GK and Richard Dworsky 01:50:58 Lutheran Blues- GK and band 01:54:39 Credits 01:56:24 Closer - These Are The Days September 2, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: our September 20, 2014 season opener from the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Hot Rize play "Colleen Malone" and "You Were on My Mind," Sara Watkins plays "Wrong Road Again" and "Remember Me, I'm the One Who Loves You," harmonica master Howard Levy leads the band on his tune "Corned Beef on Rye," and singer Lynn Peterson joins Garrison for "At the End of a Long, Lonely Day" and "When We're Gone, Long Gone." Plus: Guy Noir confers with a cavalcade of confused clients, Dusty and Lefty work on their anger issues with help from Yellow Gulch's town psychologist, and a message from the Professional Organization of English Majors. In Lake Wobegon, the Tolleruds' rooster Ludwig comes to a sad end. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:01:00 GK Studio Open (VO) 00:02:06 GK opens, talks about fall, deer hunting next month, writing manuscripts 00:08:13 Ragged But Right- GK and Band 00:12:10 SFX Song - GK and Fred Newman 00:14:18 Corned Beef on Rye- Howard Levy and The Exchange Street Band 00:16:22 Guy Noir Script 00:27:42 GK intros Hot Rize 00:28:02 Colleen Malone- Hot Rize 00:31:23 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:33:33 First Days of Fall- Tim O'Brien and Sara Watkins 00:37:32 Urea script- Fred Newman and Richard Dworsky 00:39:23 Down the Wrong Road Again- Sara Watkins and Band 00:41:56 Corrine Script 00:45:50 Don't This Road Look Rough and Rocky- Sara Watkins and GK with Band 00:50:23 GK talks with Hot Rize 00:51:23 Come Away- Hot Rize 00:55:08 Sky Rider- Hot Rize 00:58:15 Intermission - I Feel Fine Segment 3 01:02:29 Greetings 01:05:27 At The End of A Long Lonely Day- GK and Lynn Peterson with Band 01:09:16 Cowboys Script 01:21:26 Bach Largo- Howard Levy with Band Segment 4 01:24:56 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:37:35 Remember Me, I'm the One Who Loves You- Sara Watkins and Band 01:40:30 Dinner Party Script (10/11/14) 01:43:12 P.O.E.M. Script 01:45:33 When We're Gone, Long Gone- GK, Lynn Peterson, Sara Watkins, Band 01:49:59 You Were On My Mind- Hot Rize 01:53:00 Catchup Script 01:54:48 Credits, Liberty Fiddle Closer September 9, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we head back two years to September 26, 2015, and a show at the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Sierra Hull plays "Queen of Hearts" and "After You've Gone," and Heather Masse sings "High Heeled Woman" and "September Song." Plus: Heather joins Garrison on "Columbia, Gem of the Ocean" and "When We're Gone, Long Gone"; the host talks with Minnesota farmers Justin and Janeen Wolfsteller; Guy Noir heads to Earl's Barber Shop for a trim; and a message from our sponsor, the Manitoba Chamber of Commerce. In Lake Wobegon, town constables Gary and Leroy pacify Mr. Hoppe with a few jokes. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK Studio Open (VO) 00:01:39 GK Open; talks about travels, coffee cups, self-expression, pin numbers, short people, Scott Walker, Canadian immigration. 00:07:59 Ruth Harrison Reference Librarian Script (1/28/12) 00:15:26 High Heeled Woman - Heather Masse and Exchange Street Band 00:18:15 Guy Noir Script 00:26:04 Columbia the Gem of the Ocean- GK, Heather Masse, Band 00:28:56 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:30:22 Mom script with Exchange Street Band 00:40:55 GK intros Sierra Hull 00:41:45 What Do You Say- Sierra Hull 00:45:00 Queen of Hearts- Sierra Hull 00:49:51 GK talks with Justin and Janine Wolfsteller, farmers 00:57:01 Out on the Cornfield- Richard Kriehn, Richard Dworsky, Chris Siebold, Heather Masse, GK and band 01:00:20 Intermission- A Hard Day's Night Segment 3 01:04:08 Greetings 01:06:10 GK talks to Chris Siebold about his brand new baby boy 01:07:04 Welcome to the World- Richard Dworsky and the Exchange Street Band 01:10:07 Cowboys script 01:19:49 September Song- Heather Masse and Band Segment 4 01:26:15 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:38:18 GK brings Sierra Hull back 01:38:53 After You've Gone- Sierra Hull 01:42:52 GK talks with Sierra Hull about her upbringing in Tennessee 01:44:18 Jesus Hold My Hand- GK, Sierra Hull, Richard Kriehn, Band 01:47:57 ACME Traps Script (10/10/15) 01:49:32 When We're Gone, Long Gone- GK and Heather with band 01:53:00 Manitoba Chamber Chamber of Commerce (with Sierra Hull) 01:54:26 Credits 01:56:13 Closer - Daybreak in Dixie September 17, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a gem from February 7, 1998 at the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Radio pioneer Studs Terkel joins us for a few stories and reads poems by Robert Frost and William Butler Yeats, and our friend and folksinger Jean Redpath performs "The Spinning Wheel" and "Women of Our Time." Plus: Guy Noir drowns his sorrows and chats with a former radio man at the Five Spot Bar, The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band plays "Fidgety Feet," and a message from Bertha's Kitty Boutique. In Lake Wobegon, the host recalls the Native Americans, government agents, Unitarian missionaries, and hippie farmers who've lived in Lake Wobegon over the years. 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:59 GK Studio Intro (VO) 00:02:01 GK Opens "Good to be with you...", Minnesota talk 00:03:47 "That's All Right Mama" - Pat Donohue, Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:06:30 GK intro Andy Stein 00:07:24 "Hula Lou" - Andy Stein, GAS Band 00:09:56 Cowboys Script 00:19:20 GK talks about Jean Redpath 00:21:00 "Catskill Mountain Air" - Abbey Newton, Rich Dworsky 00:23:35 Studs Terkel talks about getting older... 00:25:13 "The Road Less Travelled" by Robert Frost, read by Studs Terkel 00:26:48 "The Swans of Poole" by Wm. Butler Yeats, read by Studs Terkel 00:28:19 Applause--segue to Powdermilk Biscuits-- GK talk--losing data on computer 00:31:33 Powdermik Biscuit Break 00:33:19 GK Show ID (VO) 00:33:28 GK intro Jean Redpath 00:33:57 "Spinning Wheel" - Jean Redpath, Sue Richards 00:36:06 Applause--Jean talk 00:36:59 "Retirement" - Jean Redpath, Jaqueline Schwab 00:39:30 "Sweet Thames Flow Softly" - Jean Redpath, Jaqueline Schwab, Sue Richards 00:43:40 "Malley Lee" - Jean Redpath, Abbie Newton, Jaqueline Schwab, Sue Richards 00:46:00 Guy Noir Script with Studs Terkel 01:00:10 Intermission - "Avalon" 01:00:16 GK Studio Intermission (VO) 01:01:39 Netcue #1 01:01:41 (cont.) Intermission - "Avalon" (Segment 2) 01:03:09 Netcue #2 01:03:11 (cont.) Intermission - "Avalon" (Segment 3) 01:04:06 GK Welcome Back / Show ID (VO) 01:04:15 Greetings 01:07:46 Bertha's Kitty Boutique Script 01:12:42 GK talk to Jean Redpath 01:13:33 "Can Ye Sew Cushions" - Abbie Newton, Sue Richards 01:17:01 "Women Of Our Time" - Jean Redpath, Jaqueline Schwab, Abbie Newton 01:19:56 The News from Lake Wobegon 01:43:33 "Fidgety Feet" - GAS Band 01:46:22 Cafe Boeuf Script (980110) 01:49:18 Cooking with Studs Script 01:56:49 Applause / Credits 01:57:32 Closer - "Give Me Just a Little More Time" - All 01:58:38 GK Studio Outro (VO) 01:58:54 APM Logo 01:58:59 Program End September 24, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a rewind to September 29, 2007 from the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Nick Lowe sings "Rome Wasn't Built in a Day" and "Lately I've Let Things Slide," Martin Sheen joins our Royal Academy of Radio Actors for a little drama and comedy from the wireless' Golden Age, BR549 play "The Devil and Me" and "Little Ramona," and Maria Jette performs "September Song" and "Song of the Auvergne." Plus: Pat Donohue leads The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band on the "Milwaukee Blues," the host sings a few Gene Autry songs with help from BR549, and our sound effects man Tom Keith pays tribute to French mime Marcel Marceau. In Lake Wobegon, the Magendantzes add a concrete walleye to their menagerie of yard statuary. 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:16 "Tishomingo Blues" 00:01:00 GK Open VO 00:02:28 GK Open 00:03:46 "September Song" - Maria Jette and Shoe Band 00:05:47 GK talks about the apple crop 00:07:25 "Milwaukee Blues" - Pat Donohue and Shoe band 00:10:42 Radio script 00:29:34 "Habanera" - GK, Maria Jette and Shoes 00:33:36 Powdermilk Biscuit Break; "Oh Susannah" - GK and BR549 00:37:49 GK Powdermilk VO 00:37:59 GK intros Nick Lowe 00:38:50 "Long Limbed Girl" - Nick Lowe 00:41:51 "Rome Wasn't Built in A Day" - Nick Lowe 00:44:32 GK talks to Nick Lowe 00:46:07 "Without Love" - Nick Lowe and Shoe Band 00:48:44 SFX script (Marcel Marceau)- Tom Keith 00:50:24 Rhubarb script 00:53:58 GK intros BR549 00:54:53 "The Devil and Me" - BR549 00:57:41 "Matchbox" - BR549 and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 01:01:11 Intermission - "Hey Good Lookin'" 01:03:35 Netcue 1 [End Segment 1] 01:05:05 Netcue 2 [End Segment 2] 01:05:12 GK Welcome Back VO 01:05:22 Greetings 01:08:11 GK talks about Gene Autry 01:09:48 "Back in the Saddle"; "Ridin' Down the Canyon"; "Red River Valley" - GK and BR549 01:14:08 GK talks with Martin Sheen 01:18:20 "How Can I Keep From Singing" - Martin Sheen 01:21:24 GK talks to Maria Jette 01:22:34 "Song of the Auvergne" - Maria Jette and Sonja Thompson 01:25:42 News From Lake Wobegon 01:36:59 "Lately I've Let Things Slide" - Nick Lowe 01:40:19 "Let Old Mother Nature Have Her Way" - Nick Lowe and Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 01:43:09 Bob script 01:53:17 "Little Ramona" - BR549 01:56:38 Credits 01:57:37 "Red River Valley" - Closer 01:58:22 GK Close VO 01:58:54 Logo 01:58:59 End September 30, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a look back to October 2, 2010 and a show from the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Dr. John and the Lower 911 play "Them" and "Feel Good Music," and Jearlyn Steele and Andra Suchy join Garrison for "Ain't Nobody's Fault But Mine." Plus: Guy Noir takes on a few cases he wouldn't normally consider, the host sings the "Methodist Blues," and a message from Mel's Big Boy Buffet. In Lake Wobegon, folks in town react to fall and cooler weather settling in. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:57 GK VO Open 00:02:15 GK opens, talks about weather, frost coming, twin cites marathon 00:06:30 Geese (I Heard the Bluebirds Sing)- GK, Andra Suchy, Tom Keith 00:09:08 Catchup script 00:12:20 Methodist Blues- GK/ band 00:18:00 Change of Heart- Dr. John and the Lower 911 00:21:37 Guy Noir script 00:30:30 Powdermilk Biscuit Break 00:31:48 GK VO Powdermilk Segment 2 00:31:58 GK talks with Jearlyn Steele 00:34:18 "Love" Gospel Medley- GK, Jearlyn Steele/ Shoe Band 00:41:16 Wedding script 00:44:33 Ain't Got a Thing- Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 00:47:21 Mel's script 00:50:19 GK talks with Dr. John 00:51:05 Them- Dr. John and the Lower 911 00:56:09 Dorothy- Dr. John 00:59:02 Big Gap- Dr. John and the Lower 911 01:04:12 Intermission- I Feel Fine Segment 3 01:08:06 Greetings, Happy Birthday to Rich Dworsky 01:12:23 Ain't Nobody's Fault But Mine- Pat Donohue with Andra, Jearlyn, GK and band 01:14:52 Rhubarb script (10/16/10) 01:18:13 The Lives of the Cowboys script 01:29:21 I Can't Stand the Rain- Jearlyn Steele, with Andra Suchy and band Segment 4 01:32:01 News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:46:40 Roanoke- Dan Neale, Pat Donohue and Shoe Band 01:49:19 Bob's Bank spot, Old Folks at Home Cottage Cheese spot 01:50:28 Feel Good Music- Dr. John and the Lower 911 01:54:03 Credits 01:55:31 Ain't Nobody's Fault But Mine reprise October 7, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a replay of our September 19, 2015 season opener from the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. JD McPherson plays "Precious" and "Crazy Horse," and Garrison talks with Minnesota's 2015 Teacher of the Year, Amy Hewett-Olatunde. Plus: Dusty and Lefty tangle with their nemesis Big Messer, Richard Dworsky and the Exchange Street Band play "In the Hot Seat," and a message from Bertha's Kitty Boutique. In Lake Wobegon: a few thoughts on the power of memory. October 14, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we look back to October 3, 2015 and a show from the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The California Honeydrops play "This Time" and "Long Way," the Cactus Blossoms sing "Adios, Maria" and "Supper Time," and Christine DiGiallonardo joins Garrison on "Mama Said" and "Are We Happy?" Plus: Rich Dworsky and the Exchange Street Band play "Waltz for Caroline," a word about grandeur, and a message from the Professional Organization of English Majors. In Lake Wobegon, a mysterious wedding takes place at the Lutheran Church. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK Studio Open (VO) 00:02:01 GK opens, talks about October and preparing for winter, reading Giants in the Earth 00:04:50 Mama Said - GK, Christine DiGiallonardo, Rich D and the Exchange Street Band 00:07:45 Grandeur Script 00:16:08 Blue October - Rich Dworsky and the Exchange Street Band 00:18:23 Names - GK, Christine DiGiallonardo, band 00:21:43 GK introduces Cactus Blossoms 00:23:06 Today is a Sad Day to Be You - Cactus Blossoms with Tyler Burkum, Richard Dworsky and the Exchange Street Band 00:26:24 Adios, Maria - Cactus Blossoms with Tyler Burkum and Larry Kohut 00:31:29 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:32:56 North Dakota Wine Script 00:33:49 Mencken Script 00:38:58 Celebration in the Streets - Rich Dworsky and the Exchange Street Band 00:41:36 GK talks to Rich Dworsky about Celebration in the Streets, Pope Francis 00:41:58 Ulysses Script 00:54:17 GK intros the California Honeydrops 00:55:35 This Time - The California Honeydrops 01:00:07 Other Shore - The California Honeydrops 01:04:00 Intermission - I Feel Fine, Rich Dworsky and the Exchange Street Band Segment 3 01:08:21 Greetings 01:10:28 Don't Put Yourself Down - GK and band 01:14:25 Silver Script 01:18:01 GK chats with California Honeydrops 01:19:35 Long Way - California Honeydrops 01:23:35 Crybaby Blues - California Honeydrops 01:27:39 Minneapolis Girls - GK, Richard Dworsky, Richard Kriehn, Chris Siebold, band 01:32:07 Waltz for Caroline - Richard Dworsky and the Exchange Street Band Segment 4 01:34:35 News From Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:44:19 Supper Time - GK, Cactus Blossoms, Richard Dworsky and band 01:48:37 English Majors Script 01:50:32 Are We Happy? - GK, Christine DiGiallonardo, Richard Dworsky and band 01:53:37 Credits 01:55:15 Goodnight Sweetheart/Goodnight Ladies/Goodnight Irene October 21, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we'll replay a show originally from October 24, 2015, when we visited Garrison's hometown of Anoka, Minnesota for a broadcast from Anoka High School. Ellie Dehn sings Dove sono i bei momenti and "A Song to the Moon," Kate Beahen performs "Own My Own" and "Anything You Can Do," the Anoka High School Pep Band plays "Freeze Frame," and the school's Seventh Avenue Singers lend their voices to "Under the Boardwalk." Plus: conversations with current and former students and teachers, Guy Noir tangles with an Anoka soprano, and a message from Anoka Long Johns (they're organic and biodegradable and antibiotic, so you can wear them all winter). In Lake Wobegon: a few memories from the host about his family's history in his other hometown of Anoka. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:59 GK Studio Intro (VO) 00:02:27 GK welcomes audience to Anoka, talks Anoka County history, school experience 00:08:57 Anoka Medley: Carry Me Back, Boondocks, Tomorrow-GK, Emma Beck, 7th Avenue Singers, Richard Dworsky and band 00:13:24 GK talks to retired teacher Lyle Bradley 00:19:08 Freeze-Frame-Anoka Pep Band 00:20:58 Guy Noir script 00:31:56 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:33:22 GK talks about Anoka High School 00:34:28 GK talks with retired teacher/football coach Stan Nelson 00:40:01 Eye of the Tiger-Anoka Pep Band with Bernie Dresel 00:41:59 GK introduces Ellie Dehn 00:43:44 "Mozart: Dove Sono" - Ellie Dehn, with Mary Jo Gothman (piano) 00:50:41 GK talks about the music program at Anoka, introduces Kate Beahen 00:52:34 On My Own-Kate Beahen with Richard Dworsky and band 00:57:53 That Lonesome Road- 7th Avenue Singers 01:01:18 Intermission- "Oh Boy" -Richard Dworsky and band Segment 3 01:06:00 Greetings 01:07:48 GK talks about Caroline Hontz 01:09:44 Coffee Script 01:10:35 Anything You Can Do-Kate Beahen, Garrison Keillor with Richard Dworsky and band 01:12:41 Mike Farley Script 01:15:35 Long Johns Script 01:18:15 GK talks with Jacob Baldus 01:22:57 GK talks with Ellie Dehn about Rusalka 01:24:01 A Song to the Moon-Ellie Dehn and Mary Jo Gothmann Segment 4 01:29:15 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:38:58 My Old Dad-GK with Richard Dworsky and band 01:42:14 GK talks with Pam Leindecker 01:46:28 GK tells kids how good they have it... 01:47:47 Tell Laura I Love Her/Under the Boardwalk-GK, Felicity Schultz, the 7th Avenue Singers, Richard Dworsky and band 01:51:36 SFX Script 01:53:09 Credits 01:54:46 Only Remembered - GK, Ellie Dehn, 7th Avenue Singers with Richard Dworsky and band October 28, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we take a trip back to October 31, 1998 for a Halloween show at the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The Chenille Sisters sing "The House is Haunted" and "Blowin' in the Wind," Kate MacKenzie joins Garrison for "Banks of the Ohio" and "Bringing Mary Home," and Butch Thompson and his Hiawatha Marching Band play "Just a Little While to Stay Here" and team up with The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band for the "Skeleton Jangle." Plus: Mr. Pat Donohue leads everyone on "Oh, My Monster, Frankenstein," Guy Noir visits the dentist after a trick-or-treating-related accident, and a message from the American Duct Tape Council. In Lake Wobegon, Daryl Rasmussen instigates a memorable Halloween prank. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo 00:00:58 GK Studio Intro (VO) 00:01:58 GK Intro Halloween / Pat Donohue 00:02:29 "Too Young to Die" - Pat Donohue, Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:05:23 Halloween Script 00:07:03 Ketchup Script 00:09:57 Applause-Intro Andy Stein 00:10:21 "Tain't No Sin to Take Off Your Skin" - Andy Stein, GAS Band 00:13:48 GK Intro Chenille Sisters 00:14:21 "The House is Haunted" - Chenille Sisters 00:19:32 "Blowin' in the Wind" - Chenille Sisters 00:21:45 Applause-GK Segue to Next Segment 00:22:14 Rhubarb Script 00:29:17 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:30:44 GK Intro Kate Mackenzie 00:31:26 "Banks of the Ohio" - Kate Mackenzie, GK, GAS Band 00:35:13 "The Long Black Veil" - Kate Mackenzie, GK, GAS Band 00:39:08 "Skeleton Jangle" - Butch Thompson & The Hiawatha Marching Band 00:42:54 Guy Noir Script 00:53:16 Applause-GK Intro Hiawatha Marching Band 00:53:52 "Just a Little While to Stay Here" - Butch Thompson & The Hiawatha Marching Band 00:57:01 "Nearer My God to Thee" - Butch Thompson & The Hiawatha Marching Band 00:59:01 "When the Saints Go Marching In" - Butch & The Hiawatha Marching Band 01:00:54 Applause-GK Segue to Intermission 01:01:34 "I Found a New Baby" - GAS Band Segment 3 01:06:22 Welcome Back / Greetings 01:09:09 Vampire Script 01:13:41 Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven" - Garrison Keillor, GAS Band 01:24:03 Duct Tape Script Segment 4 01:26:28 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:50:57 Applause / "The Crave" - Butch Thompson 01:54:15 Credits 01:56:00 "Vaya Con Dios" - Kate Mackenzie, GK, GAS Band, Butch Thompson 01:57:02 "In the Sweet By and By" - Butch & The Hiawatha Marching Band, All November 4, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: a show originally from November 3, 2001 at the Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Gillian Welch performs "I Want to Sing That Rock and Roll" and "Red Clay Halo" and Rhonda Vincent and the Rage play "Driving Nails" and "Solid Ground." Plus: Guy Noir provides security at Danny's Deli, guitarist Bob Stanton sits in with The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band for "Boston Breakdown," and messages from the Catchup Advisory Board and Fred Farrell Animal Calls. In Lake Wobegon, Clint and Clarence Bunsen prepare for deer hunting season. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK Studio Intro (VO) 00:01:59 GK Open: Welcome, Deer Hunting Opener, Warm Weather 00:03:18 "Jamaica Shout"- GK intros Andy Stein, Guy's All-Star Shoe Band 00:05:59 "Cry of the Whipporwill" - GK intros Rhonda Vincent and the Rage, talks to Rhonda 00:10:32 Nurse Script 00:14:12 Dancing Pig Script 00:25:33 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:26:47 GK Show ID (VO) 00:27:01 "I Want To Sing That Rock and Roll" - Gillian Welch and David Rawlings 00:30:02 "Dear Someone" Gillian and David, GK back announce and talk with the duo 00:33:58 "Boston Breakdown" - Bob Stanton and GAS Band 00:36:26 Guy Noir Script 00:50:21 "Just Someone I Used To Know" - Rhonda Vincent and the Rage 00:53:14 "Driving Nails" - Rhonda Vincent and the Rage 00:56:11 "Each Season Changes You" - Rhonda Vincent and the Rage 00:59:11 GK Announce Intermission 00:59:23 Intermission - "Everybody Loves My Baby" Segment 3 01:02:54 GK Welcome Back / Show ID (VO) 01:03:04 SFX Script, Welcome Back to the 2nd Half 01:09:05 Greetings 01:11:50 Amish Script 01:15:55 "Elvis Presley Blues" - Gillian and David, GK talks with Gillian beforehand 01:20:29 "Red Clay Halo" - Gillian intro, GK back announce Segment 4 01:23:45 The News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:41:42 "Windy and Warm" - Bob Stanton, GAS Band 01:43:47 Catchup Script (10/20/01) 01:47:23 GK talks about "Old Shep" but doesn't sing it, asks Rhonda to sing instead 01:48:21 "Solid Ground" - Rhonda Vincent and the Rage with GAS Band 01:51:34 Fred Farrell Animal Calls Script 01:53:34 Credits 01:54:59 "I'll Fly Away / Swing Low Sweet Chariot" - Closer with everyone November 11, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we return to November 14, 2015 for a show originally from Cleveland, Ohio's State Theatre. Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks perform "Do Something" and "Three Blind Mice," the East 4th Street Quartet (Aniela Eddy and Chiara Fasani Stauffer on violins, Eva Kennedy on viola, and cellist Paul Miahky) joins us to add some strings to songs and scripts, and Christine DiGiallonardo sings with Garrison on "Moonlight Bay" and "My Life." Plus: Dusty and Lefty visit a Cleveland bar with an in-house string quartet, and messages from Doctor Bot and Coffee. In Lake Wobegon, Mr. Hansen finally burns down an old outhouse. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:15 Tishomingo 00:01:00 GK Open VO 00:01:49 GK Opens, discusses Cleveland. 00:05:09 Moonlight Bay - GK, Christine DiGiallonardo, Richard Dworsky, band & East 4th St. Quartet 00:08:37 Radio script 00:16:00 Do Something - Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks 00:18:47 Cowboys script 00:28:59 Powdermilk Break - Richard Dworsky and band 00:30:19 GK Powdermilk VO Segment 2 00:30:30 GK talks about Cole Porter 00:30:59 Anything Goes - Christine DiGiallonardo and Richard Dworsky 00:33:40 Presidents script 00:47:17 GK talks about 4th Street String Quartet 00:47:38 Delaware script 00:50:21 GK talks about Armistice Day 00:50:33 Long Long Trail - GK, Christine DiGiallonardo, Richard Dworsky, band, East 4th St. Quartet 00:53:30 Grand Old Flag - Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks 00:55:28 Intermission - Panama - Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks Segment 3 00:59:28 GK Welcome Back VO 00:59:38 Greetings - Ain't Misbehavin' 01:03:06 Let it Be Me - GK, Christine DiGiallonardo, Richard Dworsky, band, East 4th St. Quartet 01:05:25 Fart script 01:07:55 GK intros Vince Giordano, bass saxophone 01:08:31 Three Blind Mice - Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks 01:11:29 GK intros the Nighthawks 01:13:44 You're OK - Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks Segment 4 01:16:20 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:28:21 Make Someone Happy - Christine DiGiallonardo, Richard Dworsky, band, East 4th St. Quartet 01:32:01 Poem Script [2/20/16] 01:34:29 GK intros the East 4th Street String Quartet 01:35:43 My Love is Like A Red, Red Rose GK, Christine DiGiallonardo, Richard Dworsky, band, East 4th St. Quartet. 01:39:37 Some Enchanted Evening - Christine DiGiallonardo, Richard Dworsky and band. 01:42:14 Coffee Jingle - GK, Christine DiGiallonardo, Richard Dworsky, band, East 4th St. Quartet. 01:43:08 American Pharmaceuticals Script 01:46:18 I Got Rhythm - Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks 01:49:17 Bot script 01:51:20 My Life - GK, Christine DiGiallonardo, Richard Dworsky, band, East 4th St. Quartet. 01:54:21 Credits 01:55:53 The Parting Glass 01:56:27 Jazznochracy - GK, Rich Dworsky, Richard Kriehn, Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks November 18, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: The November 21, 2015 show from the Palace Theater in Waterbury, Connecticut. Craver, Hicks, Watson, and Newberry play "Merchant's Lunch" and "Hobo's Last Letter"; Heather Masse sings "Driftless" and joins Garrison on "Now Thank We All Our God"; and poet Dick Allen reads "If You Visit Our Country" and "Cities of the Fifties." Plus: Guy Noir heads out to investigate a missing persons case; a message from Mel's All-You-U-Can Eat Buffet; and the continuing story of Bob, A Young Artist. In Lake Wobegon, Mr. Rosen discovers the meaning of Thanksgiving while deer hunting. Segment 1 00:00:00 Logo 00:00:12 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:57 GK VO Open 00:02:06 Open script 00:03:45 Etymology script 00:04:43 GK intros students from Vermont, discusses Thanksgiving dinner, gratitude, growing up in a big family 00:08:26 Now Thank We All Our God-GK, Heather Masse, Richard Dworsky and band 00:12:06 Bob script 00:19:29 GK intros Craver, Hicks, Watson, & Newberry 00:21:29 Daniel- GK, Craver, Hicks, Watson, & Newberry 00:25:08 School House on the Hill - GK, Craver, Hicks, Watson, & Newberry 00:28:34 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:30:13 GK intros poet Dick Allen 00:32:18 If You Visit Our Country-Dick Allen 00:37:09 Sleepy Old Towns-Dick Allen 00:39:36 Guy Noir Script 00:51:34 Merchant's Lunch- Craver, Hicks, Watson, & Newberry with Richard Dworsky, Larry Kohut, and Johnathan Dresel 00:55:55 Piney Mountains 00:58:36 Where No One Stands Alone-GK, Heather Masse, Joe Newberry, Richard Dworsky and band 01:02:35 Intermission-I'm Looking Through You; Richard Dworsky and band Segment 3 01:07:16 Greetings 01:09:35 GK discusses Waterbury 01:13:36 When I Dream- GK, Heather Masse, Richard Dworsky and band 01:16:17 POEM script (2/20/16) 01:19:26 That's the Song of a Man Riding on a Train- GK, Heather Masse, Joe Newberry, Richard Dworsky and band 01:22:06 Mel script 01:23:12 Hobo's Last Letter- Craver, Hicks, Watson, & Newberry Segment 4 01:27:19 News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:41:21 Driftless-Heather Masse, Richard Dworsky and band 01:44:00 Coffee script 01:46:32 Cities of the Fifties-Dick Allen 01:50:25 Ode to Joy- GK, Heather Masse, Richard Dworsky and band 01:52:22 Hair script-GK and Fred Newman with Richard Dworsky 01:54:07 Credits 01:56:01 Doxology- GK and audience, Richard Dworsky 01:56:58 Texas Gals-Craver, Hicks, Watson, Newberry, Richard Kriehn, Richard Dworsky and band November 25, 2017 - This week's classic rebroadcast: we rewind to November 29, 2014 and a show from The Town Hall in New York City, New York. Nick Lowe performs "Sensitive Man" and "A Dollar Short of Happy," and Renée Fleming sings "The Christmas Waltz" and "Love and Hard Times." Plus: Richard Dworsky and the band play "Charlie's Waltz," Guy Noir works security for diva Renata Flambe, and a message from the Catchup Advisory Board. In Lake Wobegon, families destroy the social order by purchasing their Thanksgiving meals online. Segment 1 00:00:00 APM Logo 00:00:14 Tishomingo Blues 00:00:58 GK Studio Open (VO) 00:01:34 GK Opens; coffee and cheese, Manhattan, lousy weather productivity 00:04:26 "West 43rd" - GK with Richard Dworsky and band 00:07:22 SFX script, with Fred Newman 00:13:35 Ketchup Script 00:16:51 "Sensitive Man" - Nick Lowe with Richard Dworsky and band 00:19:57 GK talks with Nick Lowe 00:22:09 "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day" - Nick Lowe, Richard Dworsky and band 00:25:43 "Precious Memories" / "Keep a Light In Your Window" - GK, Dworsky and band 00:30:52 Powdermilk Biscuit Break Segment 2 00:32:32 "Now Thank We All Our God" - GK, Renee Fleming with Richard Dworsky and band 00:36:04 Guy Noir Script 00:49:45 GK talks with Renee Fleming 00:51:47 "Who Knows Where the Time Goes" - Renee Fleming with Richard Dworsky and band 00:56:41 "The Christmas Waltz" - Renee Fleming with Richard Dworsky and band 00:59:56 Intermission- "Help!" Segment 3 01:04:42 Greetings, Happy Birthday to Renee Fleming's mother, who is in the audience 01:08:38 Mom Script 01:16:01 "Frische Luft Polka" - Richard Dworsky and the 43rd Street Regulars 01:18:10 Hotel Renee Script 01:20:49 Auld Lang Syne Script (11/30/13) 01:25:31 "Winter Wonderland" - Renee Fleming with Richard Dworsky and band 01:28:33 "Has She Got A Friend" - Nick Lowe with Richard Dworsky and band 01:31:16 "A Dollar Short of Happy" - Nick Lowe with Richard Dworsky and band Segment 4 01:34:28 The News from Lake Wobegon Segment 5 01:46:20 Charlie's Waltz- Richard Dworsky with Eugene Friesen and Jeff Carney 01:48:46 "Love and Hard Times" - Renee Fleming with Richard Dworsky and band 01:54:26 Sound Effects Man song- Fred Newman with Richard Dworsky 01:54:57 Credits, "Still, Still, Still" - GK and Renee Fleming with band, "Flop-Eared Mule"