At least one national variety show continued on national radio into the 21st century. "A Prairie Home Companion" was founded and created by Garrison Keillor in 1974 as an homage to rural radio variety shows, featuring sketch comedy based on radio dramas of the old-time radio era, complete with faux commercials. (For a brief time in the late 1980s, the show was replaced with "The American Radio Company of the Air", also hosted and created by Keillor, was set in a more urban environment and likewise was based on old-time radio; its short run eventually morphed into a revival of "A Prairie Home Companion"). In 2016, following Keillor's retirement, Chris Thile took over the program and, over the course of the next year, transformed it into "Live from Here", a more streamlined musical variety series. "Live from Here", which moved to New York City in 2019, was cancelled due to budget cuts in 2020.