Made in Maine

10 years ago, we teamed up with our good friend Eben Clukey to make the WBLM Christmas song. We're proud to say it has become a Wicked Maine Holiday Classic!

Looks like they've added in some extra high adventure to all the great cabin rehabs with car racing, helicopter rides, zip-lining, glass blowing and moah too!

It's called Teardrops on the Ivy and beautifully expresses the fear and worry families members experience when a loved one is far, far from home going into harm's way to defend our country.

We first came across this video posted on Facebook by Devon Lee of Eddington, ME about a year ago. This is one of those things that's just too good not to watch again.

These old commercials are the style we need bring back. More local actors doing skits please!

Maine fans have been waiting and waiting for any details about when the next season will be on. Well today, it was revealed.

Maine's King of Comedy Bob Marley has been doing a series of hilarious Facebook selfie videos this month tackling topics ranging from the agony of apple picking to mass squirrel roadkill. This weekend's video might be the the best one so far!

We're not sure why anyone would need holiday ornaments or a clock with moose droppings next to each number so you know when it's "one turdy". But, this Maine woman's enthusiasm for gifts made with moose poop might actually convince you to buy 'em.

Jeff is back with a happy update on one of his veteran brothers and a reminder that we are all still "F-in' Worth It!"

It comes to us from Sam Shain of the band Scolded Dogs. The hippie vibe sounds like Hallowell to us for sure. Give it a listen and we bet you'll be singing the chorus later!

Brian Richards of Auburn had his wisdom teeth removed. This video right here is why the camera needs to be rolling in the recovery room.

They're called Flooded Cellar from Lovell and we love puttin' 'em in the spotlight. It was a very cool surprise this week to see that they wrote a song for everyone in Blimpville.

Here's a sweaty little ditty from our friends Flooded Cellar, a band outta Lovell. The Maine made music video is perfect to sing along with as we start July with a hazy, hot, and humid scorchah.

We could watch this video all day. Yeah, it's over a half hour long. But we bet you'll stay for the whole thing. It's wicked mesmerizing, bub. See anybody you know?

Jeff Paradis participated in the Miles for Mills Memorial Day 5K in Augusta to benefit the Travis Mills Foundation. When he finished, Jeff shot a video message to remind us all of why he and his brothers and sisters run.

"Mr. Man" is a Maine truck driver frustrated that he's stuck on the road (probably Route One) behind friggin' tourists!