A short monologue that explains why Lake Wobegon does not appear on any map. It has to do with The Olson Survey of 1872.
Garrison Keillor and Friends
The News from October 25, 1980
The News from October 25, 1980
Garrison Keillor and Friends
I always wrote the monologue on Friday evening, four or five pages, and looked at it Saturday morning, and then not again. I never read it. I never memorized it. I felt that I’d naturally remember the memorable parts...
I always wrote the monologue on Friday evening, four or five pages, and looked at it Saturday morning, and then not again. I never read it. I never memorized it. I felt that I’d naturally remember the memorable parts...
