Made in Maine

Donning a cowboy hat and a sweet new 'stache, Randy Chamberlain has quite a few amusing observations to get off his sturdy Maine man chest as he enjoys a day-drinking cocktail.

Apparently, all this time spent between being at home watching TV all day and going outside to be with trees is starting to get to him.

Maybe you didn’t go to school with these exact kids in this video, but if your in your 50s they absolutely will remind you of people you grew up with.

As we wait for the dirt roads and backyards to dry out, we Mainers can totally relate to this music video.

Local TV personality Teagan Wright explains how Vikings were the first outsiders to discovery the land we call Maine in this wicked funny short video.

Let's all add this to list of great shows to watch while we keep each other safe by staying home. Congrats to our Maine supahstahs Chase, Ashley Ryan Lance Jedi and Dixie. We love you guys and are way pumped that more people can now watch this great show!

This time around, Dennis Barker has gone solo as a result of social distancing. His latest work is a plea in response to a struggle that's not just specific to Maine, but for all of humanity.

Man this is a bummer to see. Another longtime local favorite is leaving us. The very popular Portland-based Izzy's Cheesecake is going out of business.

We will definitely be watching this 'crappy' show from Maine. Way to go, Mary! Congrats from your friends at the Blimp!

Local band Flooded Cellar hail from beautiful Lovell, Maine over there on Route 5 in Oxford County. They just made a new music video for a funny song about battling with that old snow blower.

It's the story written by Eben Clukey of when Santa's sleigh unexpectedly breaks down and the Blimp comes to the rescue as a fill-in on Christmas Eve.

Check out the wicked decent new NSFW trailer! You'll see your old friends Bud, Atom and Crittah along with and new character named Uncle Buzzy.

With the holiday season here, the message of hope and belief in kindness sung by these kids is especially magnificent.

This music video is a tribute to all the hardened Yankees like you who bust their asses getting the wood ready. It's called, Six Cords Shy of a Broken Back and it hilariously laments the "seven month haul" that is winter in Maine.

There's great acting, it looks pro-shot, and they even pulled off what looks likes a fairly dangerous stunt when one of the band members is run over by car.

It's called BIM (short for Believe In Me) and they are doing marketing work to help companies stand out with videos starring furry colorful creatures with ping pong ball eyes. Their next adventure is a film that they hope will get attention from Hollywood.