A weekly half-hour visit · Westbrook, Minnesota
GRANT'S
SMORGASBORD
A 30-minute Saturday-morning hour from a card table on the dock, where Grant Peterson, Ole, Lena, and whoever wanders by talk lakes, ladders, lutefisk, and the Westbrook Loons' shot at the section title.
Pull up a chair. We don't have a format, exactly — we've got coffee, a microphone, and a standing invitation to anybody with a story. Some weeks it's the high school track team. Some weeks it's Lena correcting Ole. Most weeks it's both.
30 minutes, Saturday mornings · pull up a chair
From the shows desk
After every show the gang writes it all up — who came by, who won the bake-off, what the train did. Here are the six most recent.
Field Notes: Pickleball Comes to Trinity Lutheran
Grant's recap of the morning Pastor Dahl picked up a paddle and the whole fellowship hall changed forever.
Read the whole story →Lena Wins the Bake-Off (Year Eleven)
The bars, the judging, and Hilda's gracious-as-ever runner-up speech, written up in full.
Read the whole story →Ice-Out 2026: The Train Was Right Again
Every listener guess, the winning date, and why the 6:04 is still the most reliable forecaster in the county.
Read the whole story →On the Booster Bus to Sections
Forty-two band kids, one tuba, and Grant in the back row. A travel diary from the highway.
Read the whole story →A Survivor's Guide to the Lutefisk Supper
Hilda's lye, Lena's exit strategy, and everything the Ladies' Aid wants you to know before Thursday.
Read the whole story →Meet the Loons: Section Final Preview
Coach Sorenson and three seniors on the season, the rivalry, and the orange-slice budget.
Read the whole story →Meet the cast
Grant runs the show from the same folding card table he's used since 1995. Everybody else just wanders by — and somehow it works.
Our Sponsors
Sorenson's Bait & Tackle
Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Aid
Westbrook Hardware & Hatchery
The Whistle Stop Café
What is this?
Grant's Smorgasbord is a little 30-minute Saturday-morning radio variety hour from small-town Minnesota — warm, funny, wholesome stories about lake country, church suppers, the high school teams, and the neighbors who wander by the dock. If you like Ole-and-Lena humor and the slow comfort of a small town, pull up a chair.