Maine humor and illustrations capturing Maine, especially the Northern Maine area surrounding Katahdin. Invenshuns including the live goose up vest, pogo axe and wood burning chainsaw.
Cuz starts with his "Stinking Little Rhyme". Squall Buttz introduces Cuz singing "No Cat On the Moon". Cuzzie can't seem to find her "story voice", so they postpone her portion of the show. On "Fromain Forum", Caller #1 asks about methods of "harnessing" wild animals for human tasks - and it turns out to be an "undercover" Warden Lovesey! Ross Cramberry tells about roping a moose to pull off the hindquarter, and his friend who used to watch TV with his horse. Squall introduces Gove Finestein, who stops by to help Cuzzie find her voice. The whole "Backwards" gang finishes by accompanying Cuz singing "Auld Lang Syne".
Cuz explains the many meanings behind the acronym WNUB. Priscilla Huskfoot, the designated common 'tater - loses control and gets quite emotional over her unreciprocated love. Cuz attempts to smooth things over, and moves on to Fromain Forum. The first caller is speaking German, and wants an explanation of the Hybrid Watchdog for those not wanting Life Support. Tony Boozer explains this concept on his commercial for the Kevorkian Reliever, a "Seeing Die Dog". Cuz sings his homemade Christmas song "Someday". On "Remember the Time" Cuzzie talks about things she did when she was little, mistakes made, and imaginary friends. All the characters get together for a rousing rendition of "Silent Night".
This is the same video - Video Introduction by Cuzin Waine at WNUB - edited with some fancy stuff we found somewhere - just hate to throw anything out, we always try to recycle up here on the Nub. Actually, our techy just found out how to run the program - we might even pay him now!
Video Introduction by Cuzin Waine at WNUB, to a neighboring moose on the Nub. To demonstrate the intelligence of moose in general, Cuz trains his neighbor to use his invenshun - the pogo-axe - to split this winter's wood. You will be amazed, possibly.
Cuz tells his "Stinking Little Rhyme" - after telling all his fans to email the podcast sites how much they like the show - in other words, lie! Then he introduces today's common 'tater - Farney D. Farney enters the entrepreneurial ranks with his plan to rent out Interstate Highway culverts as low income housing. Cuz sings his song "Wonder Bar", after which a short argument between Cuz and Farney ensues. Ross takes over 'til the sparks die down. Cuz tells a couple stories about Mert Lane. Ross then tells a few of his own about the old days in Yawdem, shoveling snow. Cuz and Cuzzie talk about "Remember the Time", and her Mother tucking her in at night, and sewing clothes. Cuz introduces a new feature - a recording of his Odd Uncle Wilbur, monkeying around - so to speak.
Cuz discusses "The View" from the NUB, then tells his "Stinking Little Rhyme". Squall Buttz goes "plum crazy", and out on a limb - so to speak. Tony Boozer shows up to describe his RV's - "Resting Vessels" - to test drive a casket in advance of the appointed time. Squally introduces Cuz and Cuzzy, and Cuzzy can't seem to find her voice. Ross Cramberry tells how "You Don't Know Poor" - telling just how poor he and Tunk Brackett were as kids. Then, Squall reintroduces Cuzzy, who is still out of voice, and introduces Cuz singin' "The Panty Hose Song". Squall pitches his "Thorn Wreaths", a one-of-a-kind Made-in-Maine product. Cuz and Trappah end the show talkin' about the 'lection - unsuccessfully.
Cuz introduces Priscilla Huskfoot, today's common 'tater. Cuz sings his version of Patsy Cline's song "My Daddy Told Me". They move on to Fromain Forum, and take the first caller - who lambastes Cuz with "constructive criticism". Caller Two, it turns out, is actually the usual Caller Numbah One - and trouble ensues, as the first caller puts the run to Caller Two. Then Trappah Wildes shows up, and tells about a picnic on the Grindstone Road, followed by stories of Fred Clifford, Walt Lakeman and Rainbow Lake. Cuz and Cuzzie talk about her experiences on Golden Ridge. They end up talking about their parent's dogs - and apple sauce from her Grammie.