Mary from Tirdy Works appeared on an episode of Tosh.0 in 2019 to talk moose poop crafts. Together, these two badass characters are perfect comedy gold.

35 years ago this week, the lovely Wilson sisters and company made a stop in Portland as they were riding the wave of a huge comeback.

This is the stuff that always gets us right in the feels. When we see an elderly hero being recognized and celebrated on such an amazing milestone by the community, it just makes our hearts swell wicked big.

Happy Birthday to singer-songwriter and all-around working man's rock star, Bob Seger! The legend turns 76 today.

The Blimp proudly presents an electrifying performance from Eric Clapton at the Royal Albert Hall in London, England on September 21,1983.

32 years ago today, Cinderella came to Portland in support of their second album, Long Cold Winter.

Bon Jovi's Southern Maine fans can see the show at Westbrook's Prides Corner Drive-In. Watch it on the big-screen, crank up the volume on your FM radio, and dance it out in the lot.

33 years ago today, AC/DC played the second of two sold-out nights at the Civic Center.

Gifted Belfast videographer Jeremy Grant introduces us to pro foragers, John and his father Daryl. They'll take us fiddleheadin' in an undisclosed location. Then after they clean 'em up, we can see how the various dishes turn out at a local restaurant. This is bona fide Maine farm to table in action right here.

41 years ago this week, the mighty J. Geils Band returned to shake the Civic Center for the second time.

No matter how tough a week you may have had, these baby goats running around willy-nilly at Sunflower Farm in Cumberland, Maine are sure to put a big smile on your face.

Looks like Mark's recent overindulgent feast of cannabis drinks and chocolate bars didn't end up killing him. (We knew it wouldn't.) It does however seem to have lead to a very big problem.

Relive the explosive power of The Who's 1970 Isle of Wight appearance. It'll be be a classic rebroadcast of the Westwood One Superstar Concert hosted by the late, great J.J. Jackson.

An historic stop in Southern Maine happened at the Portland Expo on April 28, 1974. For many the many Blimpsters that were fortunate enough to be at this concert, we gotta believe it ranks way up there as one of the best rock performances they'd ever witnessed.

According to a post today on the official Maine Cabin Masters Facebook page, the NEW EPISODES are now streaming on Discovery+.

We count 6 Maine shows with the classic Kiss lineup over the years...four at the Civic Center, one in Bangor and one in Augusta.