A repeat of PHC's April 12, 1997, broadcast, with comedian Paula Poundstone, opera singer Maria Jette, and 24-year-old Cape Breton fiddler Natalie MacMaster. With Deanna Brower, floating down Minnesota's Red River in her house; a dreaded sound-effects surprise party, and a story of host Garrison Keillor's days after high school, when he was a dishwasher in Minneapolis and went on a date with an older woman---she was 25 years old.

A repeat of PHC's March 29, 1997, broadcast, with jazz pianist-singer Diana Krall and her trio, singer Greg Brown, and the Hopeful Gospel Quartet. In "Lives of the Cowboys," Dusty and Lefty run into troublemakers on the trail—worse yet, they're feathered and they're free-range. And, in Lake Wobegon, the Chatterbox Cafe basement is covered with ankle-deep water, which could be breeding a nasty fungus.

A repeat of PHC's A repeat of PHC's November 16, 1996, broadcast, with humorist Al Franken, jazz piano legend Jaki Byard, and the cast of Radio Gals, then playing on Broadway. With "The Queen's Drum Solo," Al Franken's parody on BBC classical broadcasts, and a News From Lake Wobegon about Bob Anderson, a New York City dancer whose parents visit from Minnesota.

A repeat of PHC's November 2, 1996, broadcast: the Richard Dworsky Piano Recital with Rich's sister, singer Sally Dworsky; and Celtic musicians Sean O'Driscoll and Laurence Nugent. With Guy Noir, who is working with a producer, Mr. Nibs, on a new version of Madame Bovary; and Lyle, who's teaching about biological urges in school and facing them at home.

A repeat of PHC's October 26, 1996, broadcast, with New Orleans-style pianist/singer Marcia Ball Band, Piedmont blues duo Cephas & Wiggins, and—in Lake Wobegon—the haunted Niemiller farm, and why two of the farm's doors always had to remain locked.

A repeat of PHC's October 12, 1996, broadcast, with the Turtle Island String Quartet and a traditional nine-piece band from Quebec called La Bottine Souriante. Features the Six-Minute Iliad, with Jake Nicholson as Achilles, Elvis as Agamemnon, Ross Perot as Hector, and Mr. Rogers as Odysseus.

A repeat of PHC's October 5, 1996, broadcast, with Manhattan Transfer and the Hopeful Gospel Quartet.

Live from the the Starlight Theater in Kansas City, Missouri, with Iris DeMent, Kelley Hunt, and Calvin Trillin.

Live from the Spokane Opera House in Spokane, Washington, with family band The Bullas and Butch Thompson.

Live from the Merrill Auditorium in Portland, Maine, with Gordon Bok, Cindy Kallet, and David Mallet.