"A Prairie Home Companion" is a radio variety show created and hosted by Garrison Keillor. It first aired in 1974 and features a mix of music, storytelling, and comedy sketches, often highlighting life in the American Midwest. The show is known for its fictional town of Lake Wobegon, where Keillor shares humorous tales about its quirky residents. The program has featured numerous musical guests and has become a beloved part of American culture. It was broadcast live from The Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota, and has inspired books, films, and a loyal fan base over the years.