Although The humble Farmer is just as contrived as any reality show, here you will see no overweight people with tattoos pretending to repossess automobiles or emaciated wealthy models getting a massage.

Well received in Northern New England as a radio show for 35 years, this is the same old fashioned music and humorous social commentary show that has delighted young and old alike every week since April 6, 1978 for radio — and now for television.

Most of the video over the music is of humble building handicap-accessible steps in his cellar office for his wife Marsha, The Almost Perfect woman.