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The News from Lake Wobegon
Each week, Garrison Keillor shares with listeners the latest news and views from the little town where “all the women are strong, all the men are good looking, and all the children are above average.”
To subscribe to the News from Lake Wobegon podcast, copy and paste the following URL into your podcasting client:
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Now you can hear the News from Lake Wobegon podcast on iHeartRadio for iPhone and Android. Get the app at iHeartRadio.com and search for “News from Lake Wobegon” or “Prairie Home Companion.”
Listen to the News from Lake Wobegon each week on SoundCloud
The News from Lake Wobegon podcast is updated every Monday.
Due to rights restrictions and existing contracts, we are unable to produce a podcast version of each week’s entire show. However, since GK is the only one performing during the monologue “The News from Lake Wobegon,” we are pleased to make that available—now as a free podcast.
The Writer’s Almanac
You can also get Garrison’s daily update of literary notes and poetry, The Writer’s Almanac.
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We are looking at ways of creating new content that could be delivered in this method. Please bear with us while we work out the kinks. In the meantime, please browse other American Public Media podcasts.
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