Woebegon boy. [read by Garrison Keillor]

"Garrison Keillor returns to Lake Wobegon in a masterful portrait of the sort of small-town world that many of us Americans believe we grew up in, or would have liked to."@en
"John Tollefson leaves Minnesota "to manage a public radio station at a college for academically challenged children of financially gifted parents" and establishes a life for himself in New York City."
"A comedy on John Tollefson, a 40-something bachelor from Minnesota working in a college in New York State as manager of its radio station. The college caters to academically challenged children of financially gifted parents. A spoof on academia."
"A comedy on John Tollefson, a 40-something bachelor from Minnesota working in a college in New York State as manager of its radio station. The college caters to academically challenged children of financially gifted parents. A spoof on academia."@en
"John Tollefson, a forty something Norwegian bachelor public-radio manager, falls for Columbia University Alida Freeman, while struggling to cope with his curmudgeonly father, a controlling boss, gloomy neurotic staff, bankruptcy and other trials and tribulations."@en