Segment 1
00:00:00 - Logo
00:00:11 - Tishomingo Blues
00:00:55 - GK Intro
00:03:23 - Mom script, plus "Washington Blues," Pat Donohue and The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band
00:13:05 - Nanny script with Suzanne Ohlman
00:26:31 - "Siempre Abuelita," Tish Hinojosa
00:28:57 - GK Powdermilk Intro
00:29:46 - Powdermilk Biscuit Break
Segment 2
00:31:02 - Thanksgiving script with Walter Bobbie
00:40:52 - Choir script with VocalEssence
00:52:29 - GK Intro Rhubarb
00:53:08 - "I'm New at This," E.G. Kight
00:56:56 - Rhubarb script
01:01:06 - GK Intermission Copy ("Everybody Loves My Baby" - Shoes)
Segment 3
01:05:53 - GK Welcome Back
01:06:19 - The Story of Bob, A Young Artist script
01:15:52 - "Big Mon," Stuart Duncan and Andy Stein
01:18:42 - GK Guy Noir Intro
01:19:52 - Guy Noir, Private Eye script
Segment 4
01:32:18 - The News from Lake Wobegon
Segment 5
01:52:32 - "River of Jordan," Sarah Watkins
01:53:58 - GK Credits
01:55:03 - GK sings "Cat You'd Better Come Home"
A Prairie Home Companion for August 7, 2010
Description
This week on A Prairie Home Companion, a show created by YOU! We've sifted through all of your suggestions of scripts and songs that you'd like to hear again and strung a good bunch of them together for a special compilation program, including tense telephone conversation between Duane and Mom, a song called "Siempre Abuelita" fromTish Hinojosa,Walter Bobbiein a dreamy Thanksgiving script about an escape to a delightful New York restaurant, andE.G. Kightsings "I'm New at This." Plus, an episode of Bob, The Young Artist,Andy SteinandStuart Duncanwith "Big Mon," and a southern-fried episode of Guy Noir, Private Eye. In Lake Wobegon, Leonard Larson -- who ran the hardware store in town -- left a paper trail of a romance that surprised a lot of folks, including his wife of 47 years.