Stevie Beck, Greg Brown, Butch Thompson Trio, Don Ewell, Garrison Keillor, Larry Larson, Leroy Larson, Minnesota Scandinavian Ensemble. Pop Wagner,
Beauty and tears ( Stevie Beck ) Oh My Darling Clementine ( Pop Wagner , Greg Brown , Garrison Keillor , Stevie Beck ) You Can Depend on Me (Butch Thompson Trio , Don Ewell ) Ain't Misbehavin' ( Don Ewell ) Swedish polka ( Leroy Larson , Minnesota Scandinavian Ensemble ) Wesby Waltz ( Larry Larson , Minnesota Scandinavian Ensemble ) E.B White Tribute ( Garrison Keillor ) Do You Ever Think of Me? ( Pop Wagner ) The Atlanta Blues (Butch Thompson Trio , Don Ewell ) Waiting Until the Evening Cool ( Greg Brown ) My Home in the Sky ( Greg Brown )
Bunsen, Clarence Bunsen, Duane Hotel Minnesota (Window fan in every room, left overs to take with you...) Midwestern Life (The discovery of the Midwest for the pioneers heading out "west"!) Powdermilk Biscuits (Dropping in on friends...) Rockin' Stevie B. Real Estate
The Lundburgs were out wandering around sleepwalking and talking to themselves. Mrs. Thorvaldsen called Larry and Leroy, who tied a clothesline to the Lundburg's ankles. They walked to the end of the line, tripped and woke up mad. Lots of people were having a hard time sleeping. Nobody has air conditioning. LW people assume that you have to be sick before you buy an air conditioner. People are modest so they sleep under a blanket. Mrs. Krepsbach was ironing sheets and woke up Karl. He went next door. They called Leon to make a foursome and played cribbage until breakfast. Two old-timers went skinny dipping in the lake. Gary and Leroy coasted down to the edge of the LW and shone the spotlight. They went under water for sixty seconds. Leroy saw that they were up to their necks in water that's three feet deep. Duane Bunsen was up late. At age 18, he's at the peak of his sleeping ability. He just got a letter from the Air Force ROTC offering him a 4-year scholarship. He will be in the Air Force until he's 26. Duane reminds himself to be adventurous and free. He and some of his friends are driving out to Alaska. Clarence is looking forward to not hearing, "Oh Dad" from Duane any more.
1983.07.09 Louisville Courier / 1983.07.08 Star Tribune / Frank Berto has some question about the date of this particular 'news'. Maybe from July 23? (monologue verified)
Archival contributors: Frank Berto, Ken Kuhl