Salon@615-Garrison Keillor

[@joaniediamond8714]

Really appreciate the long view back...and the great Limericks...thank you...

[@TSquared2001]

Garrison is a national treasure

[@TheAuntieBa]

Great limericks! And his sonnets weren’t too awful, either. “I believe in cheerfulness.”

[@rosesmail4323]

Believe me I will miss u till I die, u are the most entertaining, charter, that ever drew breath, . No cell phone addiction, actual speaking, to humans that is sadly missed, in today's world, u halft to pay attention, not flipping through a cellphone, it's evedent, in old and young, their offended if u try to talk to them , or answer u with a short answer not looking at u at all just distain, sad to not to talk and see facial expressions, when u r on all eyes and ears r on u you. Thank you for u life's work of entertaining us. My admiration and Christian love for you.🌹✝️❤️

[@isaacson21]

If you are tired of reading, listen to this wise man to give yourself the courage of reading again.

[@evl457]

Thank u 4 posting

[@blackbird5634]

I was sorry to hear he'd been credibly accused of sexual misconduct and stalking. It really hurt to find out he had such bad judgement. I still listen to some of the old shows but it's not the same knowing what we know now.

[@zacharyflynn5987]

Sometimes the truth is too strange

[@camilo1455]

Check out The Petersons, worth a listen.

[@bobgeddes7193]

America Died a little bit more with this loss, Very wrong.

[@blackbird5634]

He shouldn't have stalked that woman or called her with sexual comments or touched her at work. It was ''very wrong'' just as you said.

[@johncox1221]

[ dont think they make them like him anymore

[@johncox1221]

@Daniel Johnston ahmen

[@TSquared2001]

And what a City that is

[@DruncleBob]

I don’t think so either. Saw him live the other night. It was better than I could’ve hoped. Go see him!

[@zacharyflynn5987]

It's me

[@richardpapa242]

His sonnets were absolutely horrific

[@kenmadell5128]

Wow.

[@drivebyquipper]

Weak and self-indulgent.

[@markhicks1884]

I might ask the writer to consider that much of his audience appears to be affluent due to their ability to use their intellect, and that regardless of background, all of his audience remains loyal and appreciative throughout their life. I would ask the writer to consider the question, if this truly is intellectually, weak, how was it possible for him to have such a loyal for their lifetime audience? There has to be more to it than what most people gather on a first impression. I mean, with that kind of audience there has to be. It might be interesting to dig a little deeper