ubetcha sure ya know.
Garrison Keillor is one of the best story tellers of all time.
You may like his books as well as he is not restricted to the G
rating in print.
For status see:
http://www.prairiehome.org/content/about.shtml
Not much of Minnesota Public Radio seems to come out of MN anymore.=20
I hope that with time MPR comes home as they are starting to get an
accent, or have lost one depending how you look at it. I would sure
like to show them the sounds of MN that they can no longer hear.
Rich Peet
--- In Syd Curtis <> wrote:
>
> Hi Rich,
>
> This is way off topic, but you seem have been listening
to
> Minnesota radio, and you just might know ...
>
> Years ago now, and for a number of years, here in Australia our
national
> broadcaster, the ABC, relayed a delightful radio program by one
Gerrison
> Keilor (may be misspelled) concerning the doings of the mythical
community
> of Lake Wobegone (also possibly misspelled). One of the most
enjoyable
> radio programs I've ever listened to.
>
> At this late date my recollection is that it emanated from
Minnesota. I
> often wonder if it still runs there.
>
> Do you know of it?
>
> Cheers
>
> Syd
>
> >
> > Congrates Aaron Ximm on your piece that played on Minnesota Public
> > Radio today. You did a great job and for those wishing to listen
to
> > the piece.
> >
>
>=20=20=20=20=20=20
http://savvy.mpr.org/show/rundowns/2003/20030704/rd20030704.shtml#soun
>
>
> Rich
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