Have always loved his wit, but may need to touch some grass, or find a different source for his history lessons for “anyone over 60”

In a very dark time such as this, it was healing in many ways to hear Garrison’s voice again. His take on the world today is spot on. To those that say that he’s too political don’t understand that this is more than politics, it’s about our survival as a country

Not listening to your political views any more.

Funny but politics is insufferable.

Very disappointing to have to listen to Garrison's political views. I don't agree with his politics at all and if he didn't bring them up then I wouldn't have felt compelled to leave a critical review and you wouldn't have to read my opinion. Very sad to see what is happening. There was a time in this country when politics did not poison absolutely everything and we didn't spend 24 hours a day talking about it ad infinitum.

Great to hear this iconic voice again! Still got it! Thanks!

Need to bring back lake wobegan

This podcast is an international treasure. Thank you for bringing it back. This is place I used to go to feel warmed and welcomed. Unfortunately, this podcast has taken a sharp left with many of its episodes and a conservative such as myself does not sense the hospitality that once was here. But I will never forget Mr Keillor as the one individual that taught me to be attentive to the humanities because they humanize. Thank you.

I love his sense of humor. I wish that A Prairie Would get released like a podcast. That would be amazing!

I’m a devoted fan of all his work. A lifelong legacy of American heartland stories. I’ve listened to his Lake Woebegone tales over & over and I never tire of entering this imaginary world which always feels like going home. I’m so glad he continues to spin ideas and images to enrich our souls. Hooray for Garrison… Thank You!

Always make be chuckle!

Loved your interview on the Garage Logic podcast. Listened to all of it and loved every minute. Will try to catch one of your live appearances. Would love to listen to PHC shows from years past if available on You Tube or similar service. Thanks for making yourself available.

Just discovered this podcast. The satirical humor is desperately needed today. We need more, more , more episodes. Please!

Where did they go? Was listening to them and they are gone.

“Getting high lowers alertness. Go back and read Beat poetry written in dim smoke-filled rooms and most of it is less interesting than the average computer manual.” Stick to talking about writers, Garrison. Cultural criticism is not your strong suit.

What happened to the past few years of recordings. I was catching up, in April 2021 :-o

Of writers almanac in this as well. I love listening and learning and sitting in the cradle of art

not so much interested in the new venture

Thrilled to hear his voice again. Please stay with us!

I’m so glad you’re back! I love starting my day by laughing at our human foibles with you. Please keep it up!

I have been listening to TWA since my college years ago wayyy back when dinosaurs roamed the earth before Twitter even came about—and it fell off my radar because life happens, you know? But I rediscovered it a few years back and it still hits me on some level that no other podcast has except for maybe The Moth and Poetry Unbound. I need poetry and what I deeply love is GK’s voice and readings of these poems. Please keep making these because it keeps me going in so many ways. This is so important to me that I am even taking the time out of my laughably not-busy schedule to sit uncomfortably on my Goodwill bought sofa in between bites of the dinner I prepared for myself and my elderly mother to write this review just to show how desperately I depend upon this podcast! If it wasn’t for this podcast, I probably wouldn’t even listen to podcasts! So please please please update this.

I love hearing this gift from Mr. Keillor everyday! So interesting and a wonderful perspective on writing and history!

multiple women have reported garrison keillor’s sexual harassment. i value women’s safety more than some nasty narrator

Has no updated since May 29, 2022. Who can fix this?

Garrison , you are greatly loved.

Thank you for what has been a morning tradition for decades. Whether it is an anecdote to refresh my connection with the human condition, recounting significant historical events, this ‘cast gives me an excuse to sit back and listen on a daily basis. While apparently insignificant, this break-from-the-routine routine is a helpful way to re-focus and make it through the rest of the morning. BW,DGW&KIT.

So glad to be able to listen to these again as a way to start each day. A soothing, short learning lesson and poem every day.

This is a great podcast. It’s thought provoking, funny and educational.

So happy to again hear your insight and fresh perspective on literature, life and laughter. The introduction of authors, poets and other literary works enriches my life. I missed your mellifluous voice and life perspective. I had been listening to your program since my sophomore year in college (a long, long time ago. Looking forward t catching up via previous podcasts.

I’ve enjoyed Garrison for decades , but the incessant 90 second alcohol ads at the end of each episode are a brash turnoff. Can you please tone back the ads a little please ?

I love writers almanac but recently I noticed the speed of your voice sounds like the sound person is doing a disservice. Please kick it back to 1.0 The new voice sounds like an attempt to make you sound higher energy. It sound to me like you’re working towards Alvin the chipmunk.

Never stop making us think/laugh.

It has been a long wait getting back to The Writer’s Almanac for me….this was my accompaniment as I prepared my evening meal, relishing every word of Garrisons smooth steady voice as I quietly listened to others biographies and poems which inspired me to be a better writer.

Wonderful and delightful, a continued catalyst for introspection. Thank you for the podcast and the refreshing poetry reading style.

TWA is my start to every day. A sure anchor no matter the times - the rest of the day may bring. I am so grateful to Garrison for his inspiring launch to each and every day. Jewels of history, thoughts to live by, and wonderful poems! Again., Thank you Garrison - for your daily gift to us all. - Rich Shivers, Atlanta, Georgia

Every day an absolute treasure—a gift of great erudition and real humanity. Thank you.

There once was a writer who spoke on the radio to lots of folk he wrote on the wall and had a great fall for he was insufficiently woke

One of the podcasts I can’t go a day without hearing. In an instant, I am home again at the sound of his voice. And I always learn something I didn’t know about. How can you go wrong with that?

I could not get today’s episode (April 21, 2021) and I hope this is a glitch that will be over by tomorrow. I look forward to the Writer’s Almanac each day. Outstanding and always a good way to start my day.

I’ve done my best to hear this every day for many years. I’m glad to have found it again on the Podcast scene. Garrison has a perfect voice and tone for poetry and he makes the most out of it each time these little jewels come out.

So happy to learn about this podcast—Billy Collins mentioned it on his live get together on Facebook. (And learned about Mr. Collins activities from Diane Rehm’s podcast!) I always listened to Prairie Home Companion on NPR and now find Garrison’s voice very calming during this “Year of the COVID.”

Fascinating facts and an unfamiliar poem , a true pickup in the early morning dark

Among the best 5 minutes of every day: some new literary facts, a new poem, but always the melodic (bass) tones and lilting cadence of Mr Keillor. Thank you for helping combat 2020 depression and angst.

I have missed the Prarie Home Companion dearly, like so many others. Every episode of this podcast feels like visiting an old friend. Thank you for sharing your gift, Garrison!

And we are here as on a darkling plain Swept with confused alarms of struggle and flight Where ignorant armies clash by night.

I ran across quote in a garden at the Lady Bird Wildflower in Austin: “A bird does not sing because he has an answer. He sings because he has a song.” Thank you Garrison for continuing to allow us to hear your voice and the poetry you share. You were maligned and chose to fly from the chaos to this perch rather than be further abused. Thank you for willingness to share your song. We desperately need to hear it every day.

Thank you for this gift. I start my day with this podcast so glad it has returned. Keep them coming

So happy that a friend told me about the podcast. I have so missed the show it was how I went to work everyday. Know we just need to bring back Lake Wobegon.

Finally I’m home again...I’m whole again... with TWA!

For decades, PHC and The Writer’s Almanac have been the recurved wisdom of a generation. Welcome back, and keep out the ads...tell us how to drive bate.