Pat Donohue, Richard Dworsky, Guy's All-Star Shoe Band, Garrison Keillor, Abby Newton, Jean Redpath, Andy Stein, Studs Terkel.
That's All Right Mama ( Pat Donohue , Guy's All-Star Shoe Band ) Hula Lou ( Andy Stein , Guy's All-Star Shoe Band ) Catskill Mountain Air ( Abby Newton , Richard Dworsky ) The Road Not Taken ( Studs Terkel ) The Wild Swans at Coole ( Studs Terkel ) The Spinning Wheel ( Jean Redpath ) Retirement ( Jean Redpath ) John Anderson, My Jo ( Jean Redpath ) Sweet Thames Flow Softly ( Jean Redpath ) Mally Lee ( Jean Redpath ) Avalon (Guy's All-Star Shoe Band ) Trouble in mind ( Pat Donohue , Andy Stein ) Can Ye Sew Cushions? ( Jean Redpath ) Women of Our Time ( Jean Redpath ) Fidgety feet (Guy's All-Star Shoe Band ) Give Me Just A Little More Time ( Garrison Keillor , Jean Redpath )
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Florian and Myrtle were going to FL but her sister called about the alligators. An Indian drove an '85 Pontiac into town and asked for directions for the road to Millet. Rumors ran through town including two big casinos. He camped on 40 acres and built a little hut. The Omahas welcomed the government agents to LW but they loved to talk. Later, the Unitarian missionaries came to LW to convert the Omahas but the process took so long that Omahas headed for Nebraska. On Tuesday, Eloise Krepsbach checked the ownership and found that the land had been sold to a hippie commune, who bought the land using Jessica's harp as loan collateral. After a 12-hour meeting, everybody left except Jessica. She loan enough from Clarence Bunsen to buy a used car. She became a star rock harpist and lost most of her hearing. Leonard Whitedirt, the Indian, cured her deafness and she gave him the 40 acres of land. Eloise Krepsbach came back to buy a scenic easement. They talked for hours before she escaped. Leonard left town that night.
GK's computer ate his document, but it could have been worse. Lives of the Cowboys: Dusty & Lefty work in a pumpkin cannery in Piquant, OH. They surrender to the police chief, who appoints them deputies to avoid paper work. ST talks about 1911 and recites poems. Guy Noir - Private Eye: Guy and Al drink 86 and 130-year old single malt scotches at $6000 per shot. Cooking with Studs.
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Archival contributors: Official website / Frank Berto