The WBLM Morning Show

Whether you live in Maine or are visiting, you will find these questions pretty tough!

Who needs Shark Week when Maine already has Lobsteroids...the 80's cult classic , made right here in Maine!

One of the greatest concert events in Maine history happened 36 years ago. The Grateful Dead played two epic shows at Oxford Plains Speedway!

Here's a happy Maine sports memory for you. May 30, 1994. 30 years ago this week, the Portland Pirates won their one and only AHL Calder Cup Championship! It was the very first year of the franchise. A magical year to be sure with team members became household names in Maine: Killer Kevin Kaminski, Kent Hulst, Jeff Nelson, Kerry Clark, Byron Dafoe, and Olaf Kolzig. The Pirates totally owned the town in the first three years in Portland, with sell-outs at the CCCC most of the time. Portland was Hockeytown!

Talk about nerve-racking!

With the 22nd anniversary of 9/11 here, it is still unbelievable to think that two of the hijackers and terrorists spent their final hours amongst us.

What a long, strange trip it was! The 33rd annual A to Z. Thanks for listening to the radio event of the year in Maine! Here are some A to Z Fun Facts

The Rock and Roll Blimp has lead the way in Maine over the best six decades with epic April Fools Day hoaxes. We have literally stopped the state in its tracks with our capers over the years. What makes them more fantastic, is that most of these pranks were done before the age of social media, so the fact that we were able to fool an entire state for the day made it that more fun for us and hopefully for you,

We are getting tons of requests for this Blimp goody about Mainers and the cold weather. It's only funny 'cause it's true! Stay warm Blimpster.

Get up to the minute cancellations, delays and parking bans here.

Since 1976, a mysterious group of phantoms, or bandits, have shown their love for Portland by putting up hearts of all shapes and sizes around town on Valentine's Day.

I have always wanted to learn more about animal tracks, and thanks to our friends at the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, I can!

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of WBLM, we want to hear from you. Tell us your stories and memories of what rock and roll means to you, and we might just share it on the air as we celebrate stories from Blimpville.