Recap[]
Aired live on September 7, 1984.
Guests[]
- Sally Rogers
- Glenn Ohrlin
- Jimmy Driftwood
- Dakota Dave Hull
- The Butch Thompson Trio
- Blue Flame Review
Opening[]
"Well, look who's coming through that door,
I think we've met somewhere before.
Hello, love. (Ah, yes) Hello, love.
Well, where in the world you been so long?
I've missed you so since you've been gone.
Hello, love."
– Hello Love
Broadcast Rundown[]
Unofficial listing obtained from https://phc.creamcityre.com. Exact timestamps are based off of radio recording and may vary.
| 0:00:32 | Hello Love sign-on/Guest rundown: Garrison Keillor | |
| 0:01:51 | GK chat with guests: Butch Thompson Trio -- (2 prior weeks were reruns) | |
| 0:04:20 | Music: Butch Thompson Trio -- Linger a while/Sweet substitute (With Dakota Dave Hull) | |
| 0:14:26 | Powdermilk Biscuits Commercial: Garrison Keillor -- Theological meaning of PMB/Preaching & Smiting | |
| 0:20:26 | Song(s): Sally Rogers -- A little man of my own/Fate of Franklin | |
| 0:28:55 | Lake Wobegon businesses Commercial: Garrison Keillor -- Chatterbox remodeling | |
| 0:30:28 | Song(s): Jimmy Driftwood -- (mouth music/Indian songs) /Battle of New Orleans | |
| 0:38:59 | Greetings/Messages from audience: Garrison Keillor | |
| 0:39:35 | Short Monologue: Garrison Keillor -- Whippets news | |
| 0:40:25 | Song(s): Blue Flame Review -- Pig Latin serenade/Are you afraid to die?/Stay away from me | |
| 0:50:18 | Greetings/Messages from audience: Garrison Keillor | |
| 0:51:12 | Poem(s): Garrison Keillor -- (Margaret Haskins Durber poem) Wedding poem | |
| 0:54:07 | Intermission/music: Butch Thompson Trio -- (Rerun: Voice over about LW Loyalty Days) | |
| 1:00:59 | Song(s): Sally Rogers -- Old violin/Raising the Mary Ellen Carter | |
| 1:01:27 | Return/Greetings: Garrison Keillor | |
| 1:23:02 | Song(s): Glen Orlin -- Boomer Johnson camp cook/I wish I was single again | |
| 1:12:20 | Greetings/Messages from audience: Garrison Keillor | |
| 1:13:14 | News From Lake Wobegon: Garrison Keillor | |
| 1:32:04 | Credits: Garrison Keillor | |
| 1:32:59 | Song(s): Blue Flame Review -- (The woman who played cards) | |
| 1:39:26 | Greetings/Messages from audience: Garrison Keillor | |
| 1:40:03 | Song(s): Jimmy Driftwood -- Father oh dear father | |
| 1:43:57 | Music: Butch Thompson Trio -- (unnamed) | |
| 1:48:49 | Credits: Garrison Keillor | |
| 1:49:40 | Signoff/Music: (Musical guests combined) | |
| 1:50:22 | End |
Summary[]
Sidetrack stayed open too late/Tollerude family's house too small/Daughter baby sits and gets scared by TV movie/Darryl Tollerude's long day stuck in granary
Scripts[]
Gallery[]
Links[]
- Listen to this broadcast in Bryn's Archive
Trivia[]
- Multiple sources indicate that Glenn Ohrlin appeared twice on APHC. The 25th Anniversary timeline indicates that it was in '76 and '87, but this seems to indicate otherwise.