Used to be grading papers Sunday afternoon and evenings and had the radio on. When the Lake Woebegon story came on, it was my signal to stop that hellish job and just listen to someone tell a soothing, humane, and funny story. Thanks for the memories.

Thanks again my friend. You know, I only discovered this show a couple years before Garrison retired, so I missed out on a lot. You're doing a really good thing here. I thank you sincerely.

He refreshes our witnessing by giving us his, through a gently fictionalized look at reality. Love the entire ensemble of the show, the musical choices are so enjoyable.

What a fascinating look at the "joys of parenting" and an amazing poem as well. Thank you for bringing these to us.

Love these stories of the fine people of Lake Wobegon. Thank you.

If the kids are running around with their buds and get in trouble, we'd hear about it soon enough. Only stayed up when they were out to prom or some other do. When my boys were little, I never thought for an instant there was any reason to worry. I guess I never worried about them - except once, when my youngest was a Marine in Iraq. He called next day and scolded me. It was just a burn on his thumb from solder, he said. Quit worrying, he said. Send me more 'Listerine', he said (code for Captain Morgans). He's still not in jail; working as an mechanical-electronic engineer. A win.

Always insightful.

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Doggone it I wanted to hear the answer to that question and it never came: Which Synod is Lake Wobegon Lutheran affiliated with? Missouri Synod would be my guess, but is it?