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This week we get all the famous commercial jingles stuck in your head. We talk and sing some of the most famous jingles to this dayMcDonald's: "I'm Lovin' It"Coca-Cola: "I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke"Kit Kat: "Give Me a Break"Oscar Mayer: "My Bologna Has a First Name"M&M's: "Melts in Your Mouth, Not in Your Hands"State Farm: "Like a Good Neighbor, State Farm is There"Folgers: "The Best Part of Wakin' Up is Folgers in Your Cup"Wendy's: "Where's the Beef?"KFC: "Finger Lickin' Good"Kit Kat: "Break Me Off a Piece of That Kit Kat Bar"These jingles have become iconic and are often associated with the brands they represent. We also have a couple local jingles here in Rochester that get stuck in your head as well. You can watch us on Youtube and listen to us on all major platforms.One Drink Podcast One topic for One Drink. Topics are different and fun unlike the main media.Gods N Gladiators Custom Clothing / Wall ArtDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-ytHeiGG6VND5GUmoWij-A

KitKat has a new flavor and Barry Manilow will take the stage at New York's famous tree lighting!

visit acedoutpodcast.com to see photos and moreWhen DAWN SILVA – (Brides of Funkenstein, P-Funk, GAP Band, All My funky Friends] – shopped her autobiography, The FUNK QUEEN to book publishers, they didn't exactly grasp the entire vision. “Everybody said the same thing,” she says. “‘You can't do it.'” This is because the OG funkateer had created something you don't see on shelves every day. “Mine is not only a table book with classic photos,” she explains. “It also has an autobiography, and there‘s about maybe five books within that one book.” Gathering the photos was a tale unto itself, starting with a man by the name of Steve Labelle, an ex-police officer turned photographer who traveled with Parliament Funkadelic from 1976 to 1981. “He was a fanatic,” she recalls. “So he went out on the road with us for all those years and he took all these photos… His health took a turn for the worse and he had been sitting on those photos for about 30 years… So he asked me to make him a promise that, if he sent those photos to me to me, I would put them in my book.” So she raised the capital and had it manufactured herself—a seven pound (!) hardcover masterpiece in the form of a beautifully printed, glossy package containing over 500 pages of rich funk history, way more than knee deep with amazing and tragic tales, as well as brushes with funk and soul greatness that will inspire ladies young and old while imbuing the fellas with a greater respective for Dawn's legacy. And just like everything else in her storied career, she had done exactly what the powers that be had said she couldn't do. “I took a chance because everyone said I couldn't do it and it wouldn't work,” she confirms. “And it's working.” Taking chances is what made Dawn a professional singer in the first place. As a young lady, her first major singing gig was as a member of a latterday version of Sly & the Family Stone. Then she jumped ship—mothership that is—and, along with other funk queens whom Dawn calls “thoroughbreds”—she appeared across all P-Funk platforms, from Parliament's Motor Booty Affair and Funkentelechy vs the Placebo Syndrome, to Funkadelic's One Nation Under Groove and Uncle Jam Wants You. Her voice can also be heard all over such essential, stanky classics as Eddie Hazel's beloved solo album Game, Dames & Guitar Thangs, and the Sweat Band and Horny Horns albums. Even more importantly, she took center stage to co-lead the BRIDES OF FUNKENSTEIN, whose funktastic albums Funk or Walk and Never Buy Texas from a Cowboy are still much admired today. Dawn did eventually break away, however, recording and touring with artists such as Ice Cube, Roy Ayers, the GAP Band, and even the Platters. But her best work was not behind her. She decided to put the album out herself on her own independent label. She also expanded her reach by being an early adopter of online forums—where a million plus fans could follow her directly—and entered into indie licensing deals in places like Holland, Germany, France, Japan, China, Thailand, and Sierra Leone. “I ended up selling over a quarter of a million CDs out of my kitchen,” she says, “from a ‘dead' market, supposedly.” If all that weren't impressive enough for a woman in funk, her promotional activity overseas led to a headlining gig (!) at the mammoth North Sea Jazz Festival in the Netherlands alongside Chaka Khan, Herbie Hancock, and the Yellowjackets. And by the way: Funky Friends is still selling today. “I proved to the naysayers, to corporate record companies in the states that here was a very viable market for the funk,” Dawn surmises proudly. “Actually, it's even bigger today than it was then. That's why I continue on.” In this thoughtful, revealing, and illuminating interview, Dawn promotes the legacy of other fem funk legends, from Malia Franklin to Gail Muldrow, and how they were instrumental in pushing P-Funk to the top of the heap despite not getting the recognition they are still due. She also reveals how the Sly Stone Fam paid more and was better organized than the Clinton camp, and recalls how the late, great Glenn Goins taught her to sing funky lyrics with character. On top of all that, Dawn discusses why her friend James Baker's New Birth was one of the most influential self-contained Black bands in funk history, exciting news about her plans to finally put out certain unreleased material, and the importance of her African-Indigenous-European lineage.Produced & Hosted by Ace AlanExecutive Producer Scott Sheppardw/ Content Produced by Dawn SilvaWebsite & Graphics by 3chards Recorded & Filmed @Different Fur Studios, San FranciscoEngineered by Grace Coleman Video shot by Cedric Letsch w/ Jarrett Rogers Video & Sound Editing + Graphics by Nick “WAES” Carden for Off Hand Records, OaklandIntro song “Inertia” by Ace Alan (feat. Stymie, Mojo Powell, Chris Powell, and Steve Krchniak) from the album A Wiggle In Time Also featuring “I'd Rather Be With You,” “Break Me Off,” & “All My Funky Friends” by Dawn Silva from the album All My Funky Friends Xtra special thanx to: Shaunna Hall, Henry Mayers, Chris Campbell, Larry Dominoe, Tracy ‘Alan,' and New Rising Publishing an Issac Bradbury Production © 2022visit acedoutpodcast.com to see photos and more

Gimme a break, gimme a break - break me off a piece of that Kit Kat bar - it's the food history and food art of the Kit Kat. My next episode will be followed up with a much deeper look at cacao. This episode is a bit of a departure as it's the first time I have featured a brand. It was inspired by my dear friend Michiru and her recent gift of a pack of assorted Japanese Kit Kats and will start with original Kit Kats. From the 18th century savoury pies they share their name with, to their 100 year journey to being the most influential confectionery bar of all time. Their world domination includes Japan and the hundreds of Kit Kat varietals of gentei limited edition culture but it must also include an honest look at Nestle and Corporate Social Responsibility. There's the Kit Kat portraits of old from Sir Godfrey Kneller and the The New Kit-Cat Portraits by Gloria and Mike of In the Long Run Designs Kit Kat origami; a Kit Kat Coffee Table by design house den-Holm; a Chocnology exhibition and more.

This week we are pushing our way through this episode while we discuss “Kitsunegari”! We're talking the return of Skinner HQ, Mulder sprinting like a maniac, Cajun Vampire time, how Linda has serious Marita vibes (a blonde woman on quaaludes), our new beloved character that nobody else cares about: Todd!, and bad TV CPR. We have some serious issues with this episode messing with the canon that Skinner cannot be pushed, we lament the lack of cat and mouse games, we push for the show plumbing the depths of the Modell family tree, boo at lame comeback lines, and how this episode is thrilling from head to toe, mouth to nuts (a very common and normal phrase that everybody says). Also, saving for last the most terrifying, iconic line of all that makes us quake in our boots whenever we hear it: He had to go.

Nate & Ben discuss the New Years, TEQUILA!, Bollywood, Lars Nootbaars hot offseason, the pros and cons of bat speed, Drive Line, the Cardinals broadcaster situation, the City Connect jerseys, vexillology, the dumb Braves and their amazing lineup, the Cubs, Rich Hiil (dick mountain), Trevor Bauer (ugh), and much much more! 

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This week the word is Quisling, for reasons that become clear only after Andy talks about watching old videos of Norm MacDonald. Keith talks about the Bar None candy bar raises the question of discontinued food products. Non-spoilery media topics include the movie Clue, Taskmaster, Only Murders in the Building, and the first few episodes of For All Mankind and Foundation. Next Andy talks about Chrononauts being discussed on the Sleep With Me podcast, which leads to a discussion of the euphemism, “bought the farm.” Keith talks about his D&D campaign and a custom miniature of his character he got from Hero Forge, then they vote another book off their list of book club candidates. After dropping the spoiler curtain, they discuss Lower Decks and What If?SPOILER WARNING: contains spoilers.

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It's E3 week! Or, uh...it was, just a bit ago. And well, being who we are, we've got lots of thoughts about video games that we need to think into a microphone so that we can exorcise these demons before they're no longer relevant. It was also Sonic the Hedgehog's birthday when we recorded this, so Mike shares his thoughts, love, and a brief update from the world of Sonic. Strap in, gamers, this one's for you. -- Mike's got a Patreon and YouTube Channel Zac's got a new family of aquatic animals I guess?? Podcast Art: Photo taken by Olly McDonagh and edited by Becca Hallstedt Music from Uppbeat License code: FHBEMH2JOZYUVZH6

In this episode, Mark and Isaiah discuss the following topics. •The science behind dreams and why we have the most peculiar reoccurring dreams. •Mark's round trip to San Francisco! •The new gas station next to Isaiah's house •Isaiah's promotion at work! And much much more! Follow us on Instagram @come.sitwithus @marksmodernlife @izayuhh_

Disney and Smoove are back! They discuss candy bars, Alex Smith, the perception of time... Yes, you read that right! and plenty of rule changes in all sports. Then they place athletes into situations during Recess. It's friggin' draft week! Join the NFL Draft Challenge with this: https://predictpick.nfl.com/ Spread the nonsense and stay senseless! Twitter: bold_nonsense IG: bold.nonsense boldnonsensepodcast@gmail.com

This week Dave and I are joined by Harry and one of his friends Colleen. We talk about the good old days and she enlightens us about the Kit-Kat club in Berlin. Give it a listen and please like and Share!

This week our players continue to explore the Blight Marshes in search of Aashad. Find out this week as our players continue to get lost. What else will they find? Will they spend a lot of time making Scooby Doo references? Most likely. At least we will know where everyone stands. Find out this, and more only on the Warp Lords Podcast. Check out the world we are playing in: Maltharssus Prime We release new episodes every Wednesday morning! Please provide any feedback to warplordspod@gmail.com, or Reach out to us on Twitter! We want to hear from you! Warp Lords is a product of Bandit Gang Entertainment, and the game is used with their permission. Buy the game, take the ride! Buy/Download Warp Lords Here   Follow our Sosh-Meds! Warp Lords Podcast Tweeter: @WarpLordsPod Warp Lords Tweeter: @Warplords Warp Lords Facebook: Warp Lords   Credits: GM (Tales of the Bloodmoon): Mike “Danger” Vautour Xulroth: Jared Cryan Blair VanDeGuff: Graham Banas Rhubarb the Cat: Devin Malinowski Emmie Ematsu: Sonny "Santino" Tartaglia Music: Jared Cryan Editing: Mike "Danger" Vautour Jared Cryan Devin Malinowski Art: Mike "Danger" Vautour If you like what you heard, then please spread the word. Any characters, items, animals, blob monsters, trees, instruments, bad voices, manic lawyers, power tools, pocket pickles or shitty jokes that bear resemblance to another intellectual property or otherwise non-original content are used in parody or satire or other harmless ways and are in no way related to or a depiction of another subject in or around reality. This is a silly podcast with silly people, and is not intended to be taken seriously by anyone in any way.

Bunch of NBA news and trades. Josh walks through what he would do if he won the lotto. Cody has his swimmin' bugout bag at the ready. A dude with an old Colts jacket finds out how valuable it is. Plus, Josh eats Kit Kats like an animal. A body found on Google Maps. G-Mac calls in and more on today's show!

It's been a few episodes since we bashed some Nazis, so this week we watch the classic "Cabaret" and ponder history repeating itself. And maybe have a Kit Kat or two.

Kristy talks with Griffin Stone. He wanted to be the longest episode so we asked him all of the questions from the previous episodes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/questys-quest/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/questys-quest/support

The episode where we’re feeling 22 but metabolically much older. Wyndy the Boujee Witch and Bad Post Glennnone have nonpolitical debates on Bright Eyes songs whilst swigging beers from Rushing Duck, Demented, Devils Backbone, and 2st Amendment. Also: Glennn wants to see TSwift naked, and Wyndy is gonna crash his and Lady Gaga’s wedding. Fuck stadium podcasts, we’re post podcasting. UK’s porn ban on urination. Gold is currently $1500 per ounce~ now imagine the cost of a life-size statue. Beer List:Tikki Muggin- Rushing Duck BrewingAstarte- Demented Brewing Co.Maibock- Devils Backbone Brewing Co.Brew Free! Or Die- 21st Amendment Brewery Song List:At the Bottom of EverythingLand Locked BluesPoison OakLua

Which rocker became, as AD calls it, “the Mel Blanc of Anime”? Which rocker crashed his car through the gates of Graceland? Which artist is rumored to have killed one or more of his 7 wives? Which album has been described as “a crime scene?” Thanks to Eric Barrett for springing for some delicious beer. YUM! Join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @shabbypodcast, or email shabbyroadshow@yahoo.com. Visit our website www.shabbyroadrecordshow.com for all the archived episodes and support the show by purchasing a round of beers, or click the Amazon banner and shop away with no additional charge. Thank you for hanging with us at the Shab! Visit https://www.alltheworldsastage.net for all your merch!

Austin and John talk for a long time about some stupid shit. We talk about everything we thought about in the video. Look we went off on a tangent and talk about youtube and movies. Twitter: https://twitter.com/twistedglasspro John: https://twitter.com/IExistISurvive Austin: https://twitter.com/longbackman Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twistedglasspro/ John: https://www.instagram.com/iexistisurvive/ Austin: https://www.instagram.com/undead_gravity/

Last episode of 2017! Host Timmy Johnson joined by fellow Dude Ryan Anderson. Talk personal stories and nerd. Followed by some news articles and randomness.

Abby's 7th birthday. Baby Insane marketing. The post #093 – Break Me off a Piece of That Baby’s Brain appeared first on The Bonnie Featuring Matt Podcast.

Season 2 of SAYLESS is back right in time for the holidays! Extremely thankful to have @trapographer come through to help us open up the second season of SAYLESS! Even more thankful to be back and reconnected with all our supporters! Everything from album reviews to fashion & advice for aspiring photographers and videographers - we got you covered with fresh SAYLESS content to get you through your Thanksgiving itis! Happy Holidays! Song: "Break Me Off" by Trapographer Make sure to follow @Trapographer on Twitter and IG ******************* www.saylesspodcast.com

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Due to scheduling conflicts and crappy internet issues, we weren't able to bring you a full episode this week. But rather than have no episode at all, Chicago Lindsay recorded a little something for you about some of the after-death stuff that can be done with your body. 

Looking to legalize ignorance, bigotry AND execution? Can my medicine start texting me and if so, will Viagra only send me dick pics? Love that BK Whopper smell so bad you need to share it with everyone?And are you rich but bored? Lost At Home has a prescription for you and it's called Shut the F**k Up and Listen. Time for another dose ya dweebs.

Archive: http://groovement.co.uk DJ A-UP’s first words were “Boom, bap”, and he’s here to restore your faith in hip-hop. Now resident at Groovement-associated live hip hop night IN THE LOOP after serving his years in the now sadly-departed Manchester hip hop institution C’MON FEET, he only plays that good shit. Check DJ A-UP’s mixtape series on Mixcloud here: DJ A-UP 1. Billy Paul – Don’t Think Twice It’s Allright (1968) 2. Fashawn – Samsonite Man (2009) 3. Star Slinger – Mornin’ (2010) 4. Von Pea – Good Life (2010) 5. Shad – Rose Garden (2010) 6. Illecism – Plus Sign Vibe (2010) 7. J Dante X Man Mantis – Hi Love (2009) 8. Revolutionary Rhythm – Los Angeles Times (2010) 9. Bibio – Lovers’ Carvings (2009) 10. Blue Scholars – Big Bank Hank (2011) 11. The Gerald Wilson Orchestra – California Soul (1968) 12. A.D.O.R. – Let It All Hang Out (Pete Rock Remix) (1992) 13. Krispy 3 – On Tempo (’94 Lick) (1994) 14. Groove Theory – Baby Luv (1995) 15. Neneh Cherry feat. The Notoroious B.I.G. – Buddy X (Falcon & Fabian Remix) (1993) 16. Blu – MyBoyBlu (2008) 17. Exile feat. J. Mitchell – Your Summer Song (2009) 18. Break Next Beat – Autum Skies (2010) 19. MeLo-X feat. Jesse Boykins – She is Forever (2011) 20. Plato – Make ‘em Clap (2011) 21. Pulled Over By The Cops feat. Nate Santos – Authority (2011) 22. Jay Lee – I’m Dreaming (2010) 23. DJ King Most – Daylight (2008) 24. Legion & Lemon feat. Eric Clapton – Inside of Me (2010) 25. Danny Drive Thru – Go Slow (2007) 26. The Stuyvesants – Greene Ave. Anthem (2010) 27. TiRon – For Your Smile (2010) 28. Phil Ade – Break Me Off (2011) 29. J.J. Brown – World’s A Stage (2009) 30. BrandUn DeShay – Wish Me Luck feat. Dom Kennedy & TiRon (2010) 31. Omas – Ninethousand90 (2010) 32. A Tribe Called Quest – We Can Get Down (1993) 33. Damu The Fudgemunk – Brooklyn Flower (2010)

Rant of the week: including mommy bloggers, social media, megalists and the oh-so important Kit Kat discussion

I decided to take the Soul vibe up-tempo, with a bit of a Broken Beat feel to it. This mix is a few minutes shy of a full hour. Play list to come. Hope you enjoy.

Tonight's episode will feature one of hip-hop's most underrated artists. Sound Off Radio sits down with Baltimore native and lastest Myspace Records / Interscope signee Bossman!! We'll be discussing his departure from Virgin Records, his relationship with Jermaine Dupri, the new single "Break Me Off", and a whole lot more you can't miss!! Call in @ (347) 237-4316

Tonight's episode will feature one of hip-hop's most underrated artists. Sound Off Radio sits down with Baltimore native and lastest Myspace Records / Interscope signee Bossman!! We'll be discussing his departure from Virgin Records, his relationship with Jermaine Dupri, the new single "Break Me Off", and a whole lot more you can't miss!! Call in @ (347) 237-4316