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October 7, 2006
A week of increased dietary fiber, curry acclimation, and Hatha Yoga has hopefully prepared us for the National Lentil Festival in Pullman, Washington, where we'll be broadcasting live this week from the Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum at Washington State University. The surrounding area, known as the Palouse, is remarkable for its fertile rolling hills where winter and spring wheat, barley, peas, and of course lentils, are cultivated to perfection. We'll have the singing cowgirl Stephanie Davis, country western singer Wylie Gustafson, songwriter Charlie Sutton, mandolinist Richard Kriehn, The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band with Andy Stein, and the Royal Academy of Radio Acting: Tim Russell, Sue Scott, and Fred Newman. Join us this Saturday for a live broadcast of A Prairie Home Companion.

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Segment 1
00:00:00Logo
00:00:13Tishomingo - Shoes with Eugene Jablonski and Richard Kriehn
00:02:40GK opens, talks about Pullman
00:04:45Lentil Script
00:07:58GK intros and talks to Wylie Gustafson
00:09:00"Yodelin' Cowhand" - Wylie Gustafson, Shoes
00:11:55GK talks with Wylie
00:12:56"Cattle Call" - Wylie Gustafson
00:17:12Cougar Script
00:22:49"Joyride" - Pat Donohue and the Shoes
00:25:21GK talks about the scenery
00:25:45"Ridin' Down the Canyon" - Stephanie Davis, GK, and the Shoes
00:28:25Powdermilk Biscuit Theme Break - Shoes
Segment 2
00:30:00GK intros next song
00:30:40"Leaves that are Green" - GK, Pat, Shoes
00:33:57Ella Script
00:41:02Satan Script
00:47:10"Fields of Diamonds" - Stephanie, GK, Shoes
00:50:45Guy Noir Script
01:00:56INTERMISSION - Right or Wrong - Shoes
Segment 3
01:05:30GK Welcomes Back, Greetings
01:09:38GK talks with Stephanie Davis
01:10:05"Goodnight Little Cowpup" - Stephanie Davis, GK, Shoes
01:13:07"Palouse Sunset" - Shoes
01:19:39GK talks with Charlie Sutton
01:21:09"Old Friend Levi" - Charlie Sutton
01:25:18"Cattail Mornings" - Charlie Sutton, Richard Kriehn, Eugene Jablonski
Segment 4
01:28:25The News From Lake Wobegon
Segment 5
01:42:49GK talks with Wylie Gustafson
01:43:38"Ol' Montan" - Wylie Gustafson, Shoes
01:47:18Ketchip Script
01:50:25"Montana Cowgirl" - Stephanie Davis, GK, Shoes
01:52:55Supper Script
01:55:10Credits and Closer - "Where I Belong" - Stephanie Davis, GK, Shoes


Photos from the show
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Eugene Jablonsky covers for Gary Raynor while he's out sick. GK realizes he forgot his hair gel
Sue Scott wonders what the heck Fred Newman is doing A unique look at Arnie and his drums
Wylie Gustafson demonstrates his "Cattle Call" Charlie Sutton talks with GK


Guest Information
  • Eugene Jablonsky
  • Richard Kriehn
  • Stephanie Davis
  • Wylie Gustafson
  • Charlie Sutton


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  • Lentil script
  • Cougar script
  • Ella script
  • Satan script
  • Guy Noir script
  • Ketchup script
  • Supper script


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