A repeat of PHC's October 28, 1995, broadcast, originally aired live from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul. With Jearlyn Steele Battle, Kate MacKenzie, bluegrass singer Larry Sparks, soprano Elisabeth Comeaux, and Bill Hinkley & Judy Larson. It's Halloween time—in Lake Wobegon, Mr. Martinson is dressing up like the Grim Reaper and jumping out of bushes, and Lake Wobegon is full of all sorts of ghost stories.

A repeat of PHC's October 21, 1995, broadcast, performed live from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, with dual pianists Irina & Julia Elkina, Broadway star Barbara Cook with Wally Harper on piano, and—singing Keillor's original Thanksgiving mini-opera, "Donna Grazie" Maria Jette, Janis Hardy, and Vern Sutton. With a cameo by Hollywood legend Jack Lemmon, who was in town making a Grumpy Old Men movie—Lemmon has a great conversation with Keillor and then plays a honky-tonk piano number, "When You're Ever-Lovin's Double-Crossing You."

A repeat of PHC's June 22, 1996, show, done live from Savannah, Georgia, with the Squirrel Nut Zippers, who play music of the '20s and '30s; the Hopeful Gospel Quartet; and John Berendt, author of the bestselling Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, which takes place in Savannah.

A repeat of PHC's June 8, 1996, broadcast, first aired live from Billings, Montana. With the Jo Miller/Laura Love Connection, cowboy poet Wallace McRae, and author/humorist Ian Frazier, who reads from his bestseller Great Plains.

A repeat of PHC's June 15, 1996, show, a tour show done in San Antonio, Texas. With fiddler Johnny Gimble & his band, Texas Swing, and accordionist Flaco Jimenez and his band. In Lake Wobegon, Judy Ingqvist is worried about her daughter Kate, whom she raised to be Sandra Day O'Conner, but who is turning into Sandra Dee.

A repeat of PHC's October 28, 1995, broadcast, originally aired live from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul. With Jearlyn Steele Battle, Kate MacKenzie, bluegrass singer Larry Sparks, soprano Elisabeth Comeaux, and Bill Hinkley & Judy Larson. It's Halloween time—in Lake Wobegon, Mr. Martinson is dressing up like the Grim Reaper and jumping out of bushes, and Lake Wobegon is full of all sorts of ghost stories.

A repeat of PHC's May 11, 1996, broadcast—the "Young Artists' Showcase"--originally aired live from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul. Kate MacKenzie co-hosts with Keillor; guests are artists in their teens and '20s: mandolinist Chris Thile, fiddler Michael Cleveland, and Irish musician Seamus Egan & his band Solas.

A repeat of PHC's May 4, 1996, broadcast, performed at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, with Butch Thompson & The Hiawatha Jazz Band and the Ensemble Singers of the Plymouth Music Series. In The News From Lake Wobegon, Daryl Tollerud is keeping an eye on his neighbor, a bad-tempered man who sits on the back step with a .22 and drinks beer.

A repeat of PHC's February 17, 1996, show, done at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, with Peter Rowan & Jerry Douglas, The Cox Family, chanteuse Francine Roche with accordionist Mark Stillman. In Lake Wobegon, Darlene tries to meet a computer-bar date and Mr. Berge goes fishing with Ole, his dog.

A repeat of PHC's February 10, 1996, show, originally broadcast live from the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, with Delta bluesman John Hammond, Richard Greene & The Grass Is Greener, the Ensemble Singers of the Plymouth Music Series, and a walk-on by actor James Earl Jones, who does a skit called "Jim & Huck" with Keillor. Guy Noir deals with poetry-writing thug Tony Rigatoni.