On February 23, 1967, across the Great Pond at Abbey Road Studios, The Beatles were recording "Lovely Rita" for Sgt. Pepper. Meanwhile, at the Augusta General Hospital, Brian James let out his first cry to world. Twenty years later, Brian played "Lovely Rita" on the radio station he grew up with, WBLM. Taking over the Night Flight for the Captain, who moved to host The WBLM Morning Show, a teenage dream was realized. Brian "The Guru" James is a dyed-in-wool Mainah. In the '80s at Cony High School, he had a different colored Blimp t-shirt for each day of the week. The Guru has been rockin' Blimpville for over 25 years. When he not rockin' live with BLM, he's rockin' at home in Westbrook with his wife Sherry, and sons, Sam and Carter. Rip it hahd weekday afternoons at work and on the way home! Like him on Facebook! And remember, if the conniption fits, wear it!
The Guru
Wild Video of Transformer Exploding Like Fireworks in Biddeford
Plenty of wild sights to wow us on the morning commute that's for sure. Not much tops what Colby Thomas saw earlier today on Bacon Street in Biddeford.
Strong Wind Gusts Predicted for Maine’s First Nor’easter of the Season
This will be our first Nor'easter, with no white but plenty of wet blowing hard out there. Expect the possibility of battering wind gusts up to 55 MPH with heavy rain especially along the coast.
You Gotta See The Wicked Tall Wooden Maine Moose
Imagine cruising up there from Farmington to Rangeley and suddenly seeing this unexpectedly cool sight.
Snow Might Return to Maine on Thursday Night
Luckily for us in Southern Maine, it's only predicted to possibly fall up north in the County.
One Last Blast of Summer Weather for Maine This Weekend
Let's make sure we get outside and soak it up. It could the last day like it for the next 8 or 9 months. So let's get after it.
WATCH: John Travolta Shows Us His House In Maine
It starts with an aerial view of his Islesboro estate apparently taken from one of his planes. Then we get a closer look of the beautiful house from a ride in on the golf cart driven by Travolta's son.