Classic Rebroadcast: November 21, 2015 with Craver, Hicks, Watson, and Newberry; Heather Masse; and Dick Allen

hosted by Garrison Keillor
November 18, 2017
From Palace Theater | Waterbury, CT
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  • Etymology

    Etymology

  • Now Thank We All Our God

    Now Thank We All Our God

  • Bob

    Bob

  • Daniel - Craver, Hicks, Watson, and Newberry

    Daniel - Craver, Hicks, Watson, and Newberry

  • If You Visit Our Country / Sleepy Old Towns - Dick Allen

    If You Visit Our Country / Sleepy Old Towns - Dick Allen

  • Guy Noir

    Guy Noir

  • Where No One Stands Alone

    Where No One Stands Alone

  • When I Dream

    When I Dream

  • That's the Song of a Man Riding on a Train

    That's the Song of a Man Riding on a Train

  • Mel

    Mel

  • Hobo's Last Letter - Craver, Hicks, Watson, and Newberry

    Hobo's Last Letter - Craver, Hicks, Watson, and Newberry

  • The News from Lake Wobegon

    The News from Lake Wobegon

  • Driftless - Heather Masse

    Driftless - Heather Masse

  • Cities of the Fifties - Dick Allen

    Cities of the Fifties - Dick Allen
Craver, Hicks, Watson, and Newberry; Heather Masse; Dick Allen
 
Craver, Hicks, Watson, and Newberry; Heather Masse; Dick Allen
This week's classic rebroadcast: a November 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.