Wicked Cool

This wicked cool video takes us up close into the world of tagging and tracking black bears with a brave "A-Team" crew led by state biologist, Randy Cross.

All you need is a tow rope, some skis and a golf cart. Yessuh. Send it!

The News Blimps were an alternative to the serious mainstream delivery found everywhere else. You got the stories of the day in a way more fun and freaky way. It was absolutely a perfect fit for the counterculture audience of WBLM.

It's no secret that he has an impressive array of fine t-shirts. Ryan is always representing something he's passionate about by wearing a branded short sleeved pullover when he's on TV. He wears everything from his favorite bands like the Grateful Dead and Phish to some of his favorite local Maine businesses.

Here's a fantastic way to enjoy some great outdoor entertainment on Thursday nights this month, with plenty of room on shore to stay 6 feet apart from other folks.

His name is Jeremy Grant. This talented videographer is dedicated to capturing incredible natural Maine scenery and creatures on film in the hopes that we all get inspired to "go discover something awesome."

The wicked Mainer reactions from the guys on the crew are hoot to hear while we watch too. One of them jokingly encourages somebody to "Go stand in it."

With recent reports of Lion's Mane Jellyfish washing up on Maine beaches lately, this video is definitely something to behold.

Stephen King shared photos of the finished project on Twitter over the weekend. This is pretty marvelous.

As you watch it you'll see an area full of with snowballs all over the place. If you look closely you'll realize that there are no footprints around them. So, who rolled these balls? Check out the quick video. It's kinda bizzah, dude.

This weekend, there's an awesome looking reason to bundle up and party.

Watch as Maine Cabin Masters TV star Ashley Eldridge officially unveils the new Kennebec Cabin Company store in Manchester this morning by planting the OPEN flag on the sign along Route 202.

It starts with a dazzling tunnel to cruise and takes us on a ride to see all kinds of wicked cool holiday scenes. And like we said, it's a drive-thru. So that means we can stay in the car with the heat on blast.

This morning's demolition scene is also beautifully reverent with a bagpiper playing, saying goodbye as it crashes to the ground.

Check out his latest 3 minute video of his trip to the Allagash and you'll see why we follow him here at the Blimp. Let's take a trip way north to the 'Crown of Maine' when the brilliant colors of fall are beginning to burst. And to top it off, there are even some marvelous moose that appear.

Well now we are especially happy here at the Blimp to be able to play that original North Country Records release on CD. And now you can get your own copy too!