With masks mandates gone and capacity restrictions being relaxed, there just so happen to be more tickets being released this June at four Maine venues.
Red Hot Dogs or Red Snappahs as they are more commonly referred to around these parts, have been a summertime BBQ staple for generations of Mainers. Let's get right to it with Troy and Mark and learn everything we need to know about this wicked Maine, grillin' meat.
Listen to the wicked funny summer kick-off song "Mr. Man". It's the story of a Maine truck driver frustrated that he's stuck on the road (probably Route One) behind friggin' tourists! Crisesakes! He needs to get home in time for suppah with muthah!
New Hampshire humorist, Fred Marple sings a parody song to the tune of the familiar warm weather standard Blue Skies. "Never seen bugs, stubborn as this...bites on my face, welts on my wrist."
Troy and Mark are here to help us brush up on our knowledge of the friggin' nasty little vampires and hopefully we don't literally brush up with them this season.
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.
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.
It's the hilarious Better Late Than Never 420 Special. This time around the boys are here to make sure adults 21 and over, have as much good information as possible about consuming cannabis edibles safely.
They go head-to-head and puff-to-chug, all to determine who can make the best grilled cheese after 20 minutes of consumption. Will it be the high guy or the drunk guy?
The song by Lovell's Flooded Cellar is simply and aptly titled, "April in Maine". The month that can't seem to make up it's mind. One day it's 70 and the next day it's 50.
Let's find out all about the Portland's Lobsterman statue with a wicked funny new episode of Welcome To Maine. You'll also learn what kind of statue Troy and Mark imagine for themselves.
It appears we've survived another winter. Now it's time to endure that soft, sinking transition from cold weather to warm weather with this funny song from Lovell's Flooded Cellar band.