Lydia and Jacob Wiebe, Carson Male Chorus director, 1956. Used with the permission of Glenn Wiebe.

Carson Male Chorus, 1952. Pictured are (back row) John Wiens, Pete Ewert, Frank Rempel, John Friesen, Henry Rempel, unidentified, Abe Hooge, P. W. Balzer, Abe Dick, Al Friesen, Clarence Winters. Middle Row: Menno Wiebe, Ted Lepp, Henry Ewert, Harry Rempel, Waldo Wiens, Albert Wiens, Duke Wiens, Harold Wiens, Isaac Wiens, Sam Dick, Ben Friesen; and front row: Anton Dick, Merv Gardner, William Neufeld, and Jacob D. Wiebe (director). Used with the permission of Glenn Wiebe.

Jacob Wiebe with broadcast tape on his way to radio station KWOA in Worthington, ca. late 1940s. Used with the permission of Glenn Wiebe.

Carson Male Chorus, 1949. Pictured are (back row) John Friesen, Frank Rempel, Pete Ewert, unidentified, Dave Schultz, Abe Hooge, unidentified, Clarence Winters, unidentified, Jacob Bartsch, and Jacob D. Wiebe; and (front row) William Neufeld, Harry Wiens, Ben Friesen, unidentified, Menno Wiebe, [Duke?] Wiens, Ted Lepp, Anton Dick, Albert Weins, Abe Ewert, Harold Wiens, unidentified, and Abe Dick. Used with the permission of Glenn Wiebe.
Source: Collection of Glenn Wiebe

The Carson Choir at Mountain Lake Tabernacle, ca. 1930. Jacob Wiebe stands in the second row to the left of the lectern. Used with the permission of Glenn Wiebe.

Carson Men’s Chorus, 1930. Pictured are, in the back row, unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, Nick Weins, unidentified, Abe Dick, Abe Hooge, unidentified; in the middle row, Anton Dick, Abe Ewert, unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, Jacob Bartsch, unidentified, Ben Friesen, and unidentified; and in the front row, Henry Wiebe, unidentified, Ben B. Klassen, Jacob D. Wiebe, unidentified, Menno Wiebe, unidentified. Used with the permission of Glenn Wiebe.

The Wiebe Quartet, ca 1920s. Pictured are (left to right): Ben Friesen, Frank Woyke, Pete Ewert (seated), and Jacob D. Wiebe. Used with the permission of Glenn Wiebe.

Sound effects artist Fred Newman creates sound during a live broadcast of A Prairie Home Companion from Macalester College in St. Paul, July 2015. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user Jonathunder.

Prairie Home Companion host Chris Thile reads audience members' greetings during a broadcast at the Fitzgerald Theater in January 2016. Thile hosted the show after Garrison Keillor's departure. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user Jonathunder.