Podcasts about hit me baby one more time

¿Sabías que una de las canciones más populares de los años noventa tiene su nombre gracias a un error de verbos compuestos? En el exitoso “Hit Me Baby One More Time” de Britney Spears, la frase “hit me” fue un error. “Hit me” significa “¡golpéame!” pero la canción no busca expresar una súplica de violencia.  Los compositores suecos pensaban que “hit me” significaba “contáctame,” cuando la expresión correcta sería "hit me up”.Pero no podemos culpar a los escritores por su equivocación. “Hit up” significa “contactar,” pero “hit on” significa “coquetear” y “hit off”, más específicamente “hit it off” significa “llevarse bien con alguien que acabas de conocer”. Confuso, ¿no? Bueno, en el episodio de hoy queremos aclarar un poco las dudas con los verbos compuestos. ¿Listo? Ready? ¡Vamos a estudiar! Let's study!Recuerda que todos los recursos para este episodio, incluyendo la transcripción, la tabla de vocabulario y ejercicios para repasar el aprendizaje están disponibles en nuestro sitio web. Haz clic en este enlace para ver todos los recursos para este episodio:  https://www.inglesdesdecero.ca/206-----Dale “me gusta” a nuestra página en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inglesdesde0/-----Síguenos en Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ingles.desde.cero/-----Subscribete en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@inglesdesdecero145-----Aprende inglés con nativos que se formaron en su enseñanza. ¡Visita nuestro sitio web, https://www.inglesdesdecero.ca/ para inscribirte y seguir todas nuestras lecciones! __No dejes pasar esta oportunidad con Shopify y regístrate para un período de prueba por solo un dólar al mes en shopify.mx/desdecero

Fabienne de Vries sprak met de 90's 'soaphunk' en de zangeres in Toute Fabienne. Jimmy Geduld vertolkte in de 90's de glansrol van Arthur Peters in GTST. Daarna presenteerde hij het American football-programma TouchDown en de Verjaardagshow uit 1999 met Daniëlle Overgaag. In 1997 vormde hij samen met Winston Gerschtanowitz, Michiel de Zeeuw en Chris Zegers de boyband 4 Fun. Zijn leven nam op een gegeven moment echter helaas een turbelente wending. Na een dal van verslaving knokte hij zich een weg naar boven en had hij zijn eigen ggz-instelling, Geduld Interventies. De nieuwkomer deze uitzending was Meike van der Veer, bekend van The Voice of Holland. Sindsdien trad ze op in een uitverkochte AFAS Live en performde ze op verschillende festivals. Met haar krachtige stem en emotionele diepgang weet Meike elk publiek te raken. Deze uitzending zong de teruggekomen nieuwkomer haar nieuwe single 'Zodat Het Licht Kan Blijven'. Hit Me Baby One More Time, want in de Top 5 doken we volledig in de beste teenpop van de 90's! 'Toute Fabienne'; dit keer niet op TV, maar op GoodLIFE Radio. Het programma Toute Fabienne is de radiovariant van het gelijknamige TV programma dat Fabienne de Vries in de jaren 90 dagelijks op de populaire muziekzender The Music Factory (TMF) presenteerde. Alleen nu in een nieuw jasje. Met alle elementen die je nog kent van Toute Fabienne op TV, zoals muziek, entertainment, kunst, cultuur en veel interactie. Toute Fabienne met Fabienne de Vries hoor je elke laatste donderdag van de maand tussen 17:00 en 18:00 uur op GoodLIFE Radio.

Ce 26 mars, Marjorie Hache propose deux heures effervescentes dans Pop-Rock Station, entre pépites vintage et découvertes prometteuses. La soirée s'ouvre avec Franz Ferdinand et leur mélancolique "Bar Lonelys", extrait de "The Human Fear". C'est l'anniversaire de James Iha, les Smashing Pumpkins sont donc mis à l'honneur avec "Ava Adore". Sur le versant des révélations, Max Baby et Car Seat Headrest marquent les esprits, ce dernier annonçant son retour avec "The Scholars". L'album de la semaine revient à The Horrors et leur "Night Life", dont on découvre "The Feeling Is Gone". Pour le live, les Pixies enflamment Coachella avec un medley percutant. Le moment reprise voit Bowling For Soup détourner "Hit Me Baby One More Time" façon indie punk. Enfin, la dernière ligne droite met en avant Beirut et son projet ambitieux "A Study of Losses", sans oublier Cradle of Filth et Yungblud, entre post-métal et introspection pop. La playlist de l'émission : Franz Ferdinand - Bar Lonely The Beatles - Ticket To Ride The Smashing Pumpkins - Ava Adore Björk - Army Of Me Max Baby - Nothing Ever Changes Madness - One Step Beyond P.J. Harvey - Good Fortune The Horrors - The Feeling Is Gone Led Zeppelin - Good Times Bad Times The Breathing Method - Hope For A Better Day Mungo Jerry - In The Summertime The Limiñanas - Faded (Feat. Penny) Bowling For Soup - Baby One More Time Red Hot Chili Peppers - Dani California Fatboy Slim - Right Here Right Now Car Seat Headrest - Gethsemane (Radio Edit) Blondie - Atomic Nine Inch Nails - March Of The Pigs Pixies - In Heaven / Where Is My Mind (Live Coachella 2004) The Runaways - Cherry Bomb Korn - Here To Stay Beirut - Tuanaki Atoll Nirvana - Heart Shaped Box Cradle Of Flith - White Hellebore The Kinks - All Day And All Of The Night Yungblud - Hello Heaven Hello Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In Part 2 of our Honeyz retrospective, we dive into the highs and lows of the British girl group's final releases and post-breakup years. From unreleased singles and shelved albums to their many reunions and lineup changes, we examine the challenges they've faced and their lasting impact on British pop music. As Honeyz tease plans for their 25th anniversary, we explore what could be next for this iconic group. Don't miss the conclusion of this deep dive into one of pop music's most dramatic stories! Part 1 of POP 101: Honeyz: --- Join us on Patreon!: https://www.patreon.com/CCTVPOPS Follow us on social media: https://linktr.ee/cctvpops References: “Not Even Gonna Trip” MV https://youtu.be/s5_vAJ2XZVI?si=LMiv8nhJ_7uvlG-F “I Don't Know” MV https://youtu.be/RBvNO4RwuFk?si=5_jJj2DSpbVWRHTd “Talk To The Hand” MV https://youtu.be/umpgwSguEDM?si=aLuMv_NHRRGtFDCj “Finally Found” Live at Hit Me Baby One More Time https://youtu.be/ALLxXCqcxD8?si=HhUw72rali7iCUzT  “How You Remind Me” Live at Hit Me Baby One More Time https://youtu.be/EJ_JKvODbeE?si=-L0un5KhEwCHOPsL The Big Reunion talk https://youtu.be/RTX6RnWSlyQ?si=SYwc2mt5ru02y9w7  “Finally Found” Live at The Big Reunion https://youtu.be/c9SB6iLNCEM?si=6qg2pqzd3xc_rlJg “Won't Take It Lying Down” Live at The Big Reunion https://youtu.be/7UbY3C6cUXo?si=vYUsBl2-v2udC4k6 “Love of a Lifetime” and “End of the Line” Live at the Big Reunion https://youtu.be/fe47jMu8PNw?si=52Dw0BrRAhmNYd9D  “Definitely Something” Live at 90s Reloaded (Fancam) https://youtu.be/HbnFwhto-2Q?si=dNPP25aoS_KTBrzf Célena on Britain's Got Talent https://youtu.be/saPd5z9hQcE?si=It5Q-6xFKXHRu_xc Mariama on The Voice UK https://youtu.be/B6uhhW28dEQ?si=YoUkYV5B68EudIlh “Just As I Am” (unreleased from the “Harmony” album) https://youtu.be/J2zOHwng-LY?si=D11C2N5VfN2uHfd3  “Good Love” https://youtu.be/DChddV1rQvo?si=enmPN6Kx7ExOl53J “Why You Wanna Lie on Me?” https://youtu.be/smCNT67dryU?si=ZP6OjKN5--TYcINc

Here in Episode 172 of the No Name Music Cast, it is Joy's turn to pick the topic and she chooses to talk about the music of Britney Spears!We cover music from all her albums, and talk about her most famous songs. We cover Lucky, Slave and Hit Me Baby One More Time as well as other deeper cuts.We also talk about Harry Potter, Randy Travis, Roller Skating and Mutt Lange!https://www.facebook.com/NoNameMusicCast/

We all loved the Pitch Perfect movies but did you know that they were inspired by a real collegiate Acapella competition? Today on All Up In My Lady Business we are joined by the owner of Varsity Vocals, the brains behind the biggest Acapella college competition, and queen of Acapella herself, Amanda Newman! In this conversation, you'll hear all about how Amanda found her love for Acapella, how her competitive background led her to transform her college Acapella group, what led her to take over Varsity Vocals, and so much more! We hear all about her involvement in Pitch Perfect before she tells us what it's like to raise kids and run a business. From handling conflict, to working through the pandemic, to dealing with being underestimated as a woman, to difficult parents, Amanda has faced every challenge you can think of and in this episode, she tells us how she got through it all! She even discusses how she unintentionally perpetuates patriarchal standards. Finally, we delve into the differences in how children were raised in our day versus now and the kind of mothers we are. To hear all this and so much more, tune in now!Key Points From This Episode:Introducing Amanda Newman to the podcast. How Amanda got involved in Acapella. What led her to making a career out of Acapella. The release of Pitch Perfect and Amanda's involvement in it. How she and her husband met and what it's like to run a business and raise kids. The prices to participate in one of Amanda's competitions. Why she feels sensitive to complaints from people as a female business-owner. Dealing with difficult families during the competitions. Don't forget to smash that subscribe button so you never miss an episode, then come hang with us on Instagram & Twitter!  Quotes:“Pitch Perfect is weird for us!” — @acamandanewman [0:11:45]“People love [Acapella] and think it's so cool. But it's also bizarre because it's a bunch of guys singing “Hit Me Baby One More Time” in you know, sweater vests, like how? It's organized nerd singing, like, how is this a thing?” — @acamandanewman [0:15:36]“I try to be accommodating and then I am too accommodating and then I sometimes have gotten stepped on.” — @acamandanewman [0:44:49]“I'm assertive. It doesn't mean that I am a bitch.” — @acamandanewman [0:47:54]“Having a baby fully made me realize how much I was part of the [patriarchal] problem and women in general too are part of perpetuating the same problem and the same cycle.” — @acamandanewman [0:54:16]Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Connect with Amanda Newman on LinkedInFollow Amanda Newman on XCheck out Amanda Newman's InstagramKeep up to date with Varsity Vocals Sign up to Support the Show (All Up In My Lady Business (Mary's Version)Learn more about A Mary Nisi ProductionFind your next DJ at Toast & JamLaunch your DJ business with the Toast & Jam LabSupport the Show.

Welcome to the untamed realm of the world's Wild Wild Web!  On this edition we learn who was originally meant to sing "Hit Me Baby One More Time"...and many more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grab your NOW! That's What I Call Music Vol. 2 CD and Hit Me Baby One More Time on an all new LIVE! Other than air, water, food, and shelter, what are twelve essentials for life? Matt thinks we all need treats. Pat wants everyone to open themselves to love. Nate thinks you can't get anywhere in life without a dangerous addiction. Plus, has Pat had his kid yet or what? Is the Yoda “May the Luck Be With You” shirt real or made up? Can you have adversity if you're rich? The Boiz use their brain power to shut off other people's brains and it all happens LIVE!

Could there be a PRO-Luke rebel faction Bureau™ operating in Los Angeles?? "Hit Me Baby One More Time?" Stop bothering Shaq by letting him buy you things. The Wrestlers doc on Netflix, Leave The World Behind on Netflix, and another fulfulling and totally worthwhile Hinge date. 

Ever feel like you're laughing so hard that your stomach might just give way? Well, that's exactly what happened to Chaps on his latest trip to Nashville. His humorous tales of excessive drinking and struggling to adjust his alcohol tolerance post-weight loss will have you clutching your sides in laughter.Who said remakes can't ruffle a few feathers? As we navigate the controversial waters surrounding a forthcoming Disney remake, we question if the essence of the original can be upheld when beloved characters are recast. From the surprising casting history of 'Back to the Future' to debating the most memorable movie recastings, we dissect the concept of reviving classics in a whole new light. Then, the Big O bring up pop icon Britney Spears and her transformative moments in pop culture. Was she the hottest among her peers? Does the music video of 'Hit Me Baby One More Time' still hold its ground? We then take a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about the Big D brings up Chaps  mistaken identity as Mac Miller and our thoughts on recasting iconic movie characters. So, buckle up for an episode brimming with laughter, nostalgia, and provocative pop culture debates!

SpaceWatch.Global is pleased to present: The Space Café Podcast #85: Aaron Kemmer – Exploring Novel Ways of Building Structures in Space Beyond the Obvious, CEO & Co-founder @ Made In Space & Max SpaceEpisode 085 features a special guest: Aaron KemmerIn this episode, Markus welcomes Aaron Kemmer, the ambitious CEO and co-founder of multiple ventures such as Magic, Made In Space and Max Space. They delve into the transformative realm of in-space manufacturing, discussing how advances in technology and innovative solutions are changing the face of space exploration and development.Key Topics:

U.K. 2005. Kirk Buchner and Chris Bournea look at the pilot episode of Hit Me Baby One More Time, where past stars sing their greatest hit, and a contemporary one.

Noel catches up with Greg Kane, who is one half of the Scottish brotherly duo, Hue and Cry. Their biggest hit was 1987's "Labor of Love." The song was featured on the soundtrack for the video game Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City. The duo took a break following their 1999 album and reunited thanks to the tv show, "Hit Me Baby One More Time." Since then, they have released six albums with a seventh currently in production.

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Tess sits down with Britney Spears' biggest fan- Brendan Clarke. Since Britney Spears debuted her hit single  'Hit Me Baby One More Time' in 1999, Brendan and Tess have loved, supported and obsessed over her.Now, 20+ years later, a lot has changed in the Britney fandom, and Tess and Brendan sit down to discuss all of it and how we got here today. There are some new insights to who Britney Spears is today and even some insider information that could have your jaw on the floor.Not only does Brendan discuss all his thoughts on Britney but he also brings to the table what he's loving this week which will have you running to the store, TRUST.  This episode was so much fun to record! Contact More Or Less With TessInstagram: @moreorlesswithtesspodcastEmail us at moreorlesswithtess@gmail.comLink to Website: https://moreorlesswithtess.buzzsprout.comThanks for listening!

David covers Jupiter's 2021–2023 crossing through Pisces and Aries and previous transits, covering: Ray of Light, The Matrix, Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, Hit Me Baby One More Time, Slim Shady, Everything Everywhere All At Once, Avatar, Rihanna, Grimes, IFS culture, the streaming boom (and bust) and beyond. David also talks She-Hulk, The Sandman, Clueless and much more. If you enjoyed this episode, feel free to show your support by sending David a tip on Venmo @david_odyssey. You can explore David's writing at davidodyssey.com, follow his newsletter at davidodyssey.substack.com, and book an astrology or tarot reading while you're at it. The Luminaries is made independently, so please share it with your people and spread the love. And let David know what you'd like him to cover next! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

 - It was a busy weekend! Hannah got a kitten! Jonny went to Sunsplash in Belle River!   - Does catching the bouquet at a wedding actually ruin your relationship?   - A deep dive into Windsor-Essex's Facebook marketplace.  - This new update to The Sims is a long time coming!....Or is it?  - A quick peek into Doug Ford's newly-listed $3.2 mil home  - The metal remix of Britney's Hit Me Baby One More Time

Although it barely dented the charts compared to the mega-smashes of her Miss American teen dreams, Britney teamed up with the likes of Pharrel Williams, Robyn and Junkie XL for her fifth album, ‘Blackout'. Recorded between her divorce with back-up dancer Kevin Federline and the conservatorship dispute that plagued her thirties, this 2007 collection of forward-thinking electro-bangers both charted the abyss of TMZ celebrity and predicted the future of pop to come. It's hard to imagine the chilly sex-positive electropop of Lady Gaga's Telephone without this coming first, and mid-LP sleeper success ‘Freakshow' implemented the then-burgeoning sound of second-wave dubstep years before Skrillex dabbled in mainstream wub-wubs.  ‘Blackout' is also #441 on Rolling Stone magazine's 2020 list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. Christopher and Liam discuss everything from the Netflix documentary Britney Vs Spears, to our childhood reminsces of Britney hits like Hit Me Baby One More Time, Toxic and Slave 4 U. All that plus Secret Posho, Tattoo Woohoo/Tattoo Boohoo, the Bette Midler Factor, Unhinged Youtube Comment of the Week, and so much more. Enjoy An Album. Enjoy!

This is Play That Rock'n'Roll's interview with Prescott Niles, the bassist for The Knack. Prescott came on the show to promote The Knack's new live album, "LIVE AT THE HOUSE OF BLUES", which is being released as part of Record Store Day 2022. In this interview, we discuss the new album, as well as Prescott's stories about interacting with Bruce Springsteen, Jimi Hendrix, George Harrison, and other big name rock stars. We also dive into how The Knack proceeded in the aftermath of the monster success from "My Sharona" and how the band broke up. We then cover the Knack's connection to "Weird Al" Yankovic, and their 2005 appearance on the tv show "Hit Me Baby One More Time". Finally, Prescott concludes with some reflections on how "My Sharona" still affects him today. See more at: https://recordstoreday.com/SpecialRelease/14737 Follow us on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/playthatpodcast Find us on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/playthatpodcast 

Episode 154 is here! Remember that television program Hit Me Baby One More Time? Where fading pop stars performed their classic songs and contemporary covers, in an effort to restart their career? It's okay, Joe and Kari didn't really remember it either, but since so many great 80's acts took part, they decided to watch a few episodes of the UK version to see how everyone fared. Get ready for clips from Howard Jones, Tiffany, Limahl, Belinda CarLISLE, and others! The first episode of Hit Me Baby One More Time is up on YouTube if you'd like to get acquainted first, or just dive on in to Episode 154 of HRT80s!

Chesney Hawkes is an English pop singer, songwriter, and occasional actor. He started his career at the age of 19 when he appeared in the film Buddy's Song, which featured his best-known single "The One and Only", which topped the UK Singles Chart for five weeks and reached the Top 10 in the United States. Follow-up single "I'm a Man Not a Boy" peaked at 27 in the UK, with subsequent singles including "What's Wrong With This Picture?", "Stay Away Baby Jane" (a collaboration with Adam Schlesinger of Fountains of Wayne) and "Another Fine Mess" also charting in the top 100.Aside from music, he appeared on Channel 4's The Games in 2005, winning a Bronze Medal. Hawkes appeared on the shows Hit Me Baby One More Time, Let's Dance For Comic Relief, and Sing If You Can. Hawkes also appeared in the musical Can't Smile Without You, as the role of Tony Lowiman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dance Like Derulo - a song for musicians (Tribute to Acapulco by Jason Derulo)Original written by: Alex Oriet, David Phelan, Henry Tucker, Jason Desroleaux, John Morgan, Madison Love, & Will Lansley Lyrics:Thanks to Jason Derulo:Love that golden boy Bieber Even his Ghost paints superb picturesDreams lined 24kGoldn Could never forget Seether or StaindGet on YouTube Watch Jeris JohnsonRain Paris, & Adam Christopher Singing along with The WeekndEnrique, & Shakira Imagine Dragons & Jimmy BuffettSweetSwagger like The StonesThe BeatlesPink Floydblackbear, Blink-182, & The EaglesThe EaglesIliassMy favorite Belgium born Moroccan musical kingVoice lovely like ArianaFun like Katy TalentedOh soShake and groove like Jason Derulo Dodge bullets like KeanuFunny like NormWorthy of praise Like Lil Nas, intercept football Live The Dream with Morgan WallenEnchanted with Disenchantment Christian Bale:Batman or Bateman, either wayYou''Stay confident, like Lady GagaYou''Keep swirling to ColdplayThey glisten & glitter Hit Me Baby One More Time, like Britney Great music in MoanaBackstreet Boys Want It That WayBillie Eilish, a goldmineGemstones in the The Kid LAROI & Machine Gun KellyEnriching lyrics, with Ed SheeranFlawless like Lana Del Rey SweetSwagger like the StonesThe BeatlesPink Floydblackbear, Blink-182, & The EaglesThe EaglesIliassMy favorite Belgium born Moroccan musical kingVoice lovely like SelenaFun like Katy Talented, oh so Dance like Jason Derulo Dodge bullets like KeanuBe funny like Jerry Like Lil Nas, intercept football Live The Dream like Morgan WallenEnchanted with Disenchantment Sarah Jessica Parker, lovely SweetSwagger like the StonesThe BeatlesFloydREO& Iliass~End*Tribute by Melissa Smith:-Melzy of Wonderland on Youtube -Mel's Music on Spreaker, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Castbox, Deezer, Podcast Addict, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, Facebook &-Melissa_Martinek_Smith on Instagram (AKA: MelsMusic)

Episode 13 is HERE and it is a ROUGH one. Today's videos are Show You Sum by Monaleo, Rap Freaks by Yung Miami, then Cold Blooded by Jessi & Perra by J Balvin ft. Tokischa. And our segment "Rap Libs" where we freestyle and remix some of today's hottest songs. This Weeks Rap Libs is "Hit Me Baby One More Time" by Britney Spears First we talk about Monaleo...and I am not here for it but she would beat my ass to sleep. Then Yung Miami this is not good immediately... Then FINALLY we get to a good video thank you Jessi. And end the video with J Balvin and Tokischa's mask. We then go on a rant about Jamie Lynn Spears and create our own Celebrity Death Match about who would beat her ass. #freebritney CHECK OUT THE VIDEOS FOR YOURSELF & WATCH ALONG WITH US! Monaleo - Show You Sum - YouTube Yung Miami - Rap Freaks (Official Video) - YouTube Jessi (제시) - Cold Blooded (with 스트릿 우먼 파이터 (SWF)) MV - YouTube J Balvin, Tokischa - Yo Soy Una P***a (Music Video) - YouTube Dont forget to Like and leave a review! Subscribe to our YOUTUBE - VIDEO VIRGINS and follow our Instagram @VIDEOVIRGINSPOD and our personal instagrams @JOEISTHEREALEST and @RITUALRYANN. Leave us some video's to experience for the first time! WE DO NOT OWN THE MUSIC USED IN THIS VIDEO. ALL MUSIC USED IS FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY AND RIGHTS BELONG TO ORIGINAL ARTISTS AND COMPOSERS.

Britney Spears has been in a #conservatorship for the past 13 years, as most pop culture fans are aware. A conservatorship, often known as "adult guardianship," is the legal framework in which Britney's father, Jaime Spears, and other individuals have practically unlimited authority over her legal, financial, and personal decisions. Britney's conservatorship was first created in February 2008, after she experienced a mental breakdown and was briefly hospitalized. Read the full article here: https://www.oflaherty-law.com/learn-about-law/what-the-free-britney-act-means-for-britney-spears-conservatorship-the-free-act O'Flaherty Law now serves over 105 counties across Illinois, Iowa, and Indiana. If you have any questions regarding a case or would like to speak to one of our attorneys after watching a #LearnAboutLaw video, give us a call at (630) 324-6666 or send us an email at info@oflaherty-law.com to get in contact with someone from our team. Subscribe to our channel for daily videos dedicated to all things law and leave a comment with any questions about this topic. Find us online for more legal content and to stay connected with our team - Website: https://www.oflaherty-law.com/ - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/oflahertylaw - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oflahertylaw - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oflahertylawGroup/ **None of the content in this series is intended as paid legal advice. Britney Spears has been one of the world's most famous and popular pop performers since her breakthrough single, "...Hit Me Baby One More Time," when she was a teen. Despite her celebrity status and immense wealth, Britney, who is now 39, has never really had complete control over her life, a fate most of us cannot imagine for a person of her age.

Canadian pop group VALLEY joined us today for a new, slightly 90s-themed episode of “Music You’re Missing”. Although we’re pretty sure they’re always this infectiously energetic, VALLEY is riding off the high of some insane news that we’re so excited to get the inside scoop on. Not only did they just announce their tour with COIN for fall 2021 - which will be VALLEY’s first batch of performances since quarantine - but they’ve also been celebrating an electric new single. The nostalgic hit track, “Like 1999”, was born from a 30-minute songwriting exercise in a random AirBnB somewhere in the woods of Toronto (the usual setting for every viral hit). VALLEY was taking time over quarantine to focus on creating, and popped out “Like 1999” during a co-write with Charlie Adams and Johnathan of Nightly. The song completely blew up on TikTok - no surprise to us - and has been steadily growing since its release on all streaming platforms. “‘Like 1999’ happened on the second night [of this trip] and totally by accident. We were doing a sad, kind of breakup song, and we weren’t really feeling it. So Johnathan was like ‘Let’s set a 30 minute timer and write a whole new thing’, and then “1999” was born… It happened super organically.”Inspired by the throwback vibes of “Like 1999”, we set up a game of “Who’s Most Likely?” with the band, and found out that not only are they incredible musicians, but one of them may or may not be able to recreate the “Hit Me Baby One More Time” music video frame-by-frame. If VALLEY is this dynamic over Zoom, we can’t wait to see the energy they bring to the stage with COIN this fall. Check out the full podcast and all of VALLEY’s antics on our new episode of “Music You’re Missing”! You can also find their nostalgic tunes on our Spotify playlist.

Canadian pop group VALLEY joined us today for a new, slightly 90s-themed episode!Although we’re pretty sure they’re always this infectiously energetic, VALLEY is riding off the high of some insane news that we’re so excited to get the inside scoop on. Not only did they just announce their tour with COIN for fall 2021 - which will be VALLEY’s first batch of performances since quarantine - but they’ve also been celebrating an electric new single. The nostalgic hit track, “Like 1999”, was born from a 30-minute songwriting exercise in a random AirBnB somewhere in the woods of Toronto (the usual setting for every viral hit). VALLEY was taking time over quarantine to focus on creating, and popped out “Like 1999” during a co-write with Charlie Adams and Jonathan of Nightly. The song completely blew up on TikTok - no surprise to us - and has been steadily growing since its release on all streaming platforms. “‘Like 1999’ happened on the second night [of this trip] and totally by accident. We were doing a sad, kind of breakup song, and we weren’t really feeling it. So Johnathan was like ‘Let’s set a 30 minute timer and write a whole new thing’, and then “1999” was born… It happened super organically.”Inspired by the throwback vibes of “Like 1999”, we set up a game of “Who’s Most Likely?” with the band, and found out that not only are they incredible musicians, but one of them may or may not be able to recreate the “Hit Me Baby One More Time” music video frame-by-frame. If VALLEY is this dynamic over Zoom, we can’t wait to see the energy they bring to the stage with COIN this fall. Check out the full podcast and all of VALLEY’s antics on our new episode of “Music You’re Missing”! You can also find their nostalgic tunes on our Spotify playlist. Follow them everywhere @thisisvalley

Welcome to the 17th episode of The Phat Chat! In this Episode titled, "#PhreeBritney" we dive into the topics below from us AND our Phatties! ~ History's most notorious villains! Who did YOU have on the list? Did they make the cut? ~ HIT ME BABY ONE MORE TIME!!! You know her, you LOVE her, and so do we cause she's TOXIC!! PH Toxic! #PhreeBritney! ~~ PHAT CHAT RAFFLE ~~ Want to join a live show with us? Go to our YouTube channel, subscribe, and tag 5 friends on our most recent post on Instagram. This will enter you into our raffle where you have a chance to win not only a topic right, but also a chance to be a live guest on one of our upcoming shows! We wish you the best Phatties, and thank you for tuning in to the toxicity of - The Phat Chat! DISCLAIMER: Any and all conversation is not to be taken as fact. What is said on this podcast is purely at the opinion of the individuals and should not be taken as fact, unless otherwise cited by credible sources. We do not own any rights to any songs, lyrics (played or mentioned), titles mentioned, etc. All that is said in this Podcast is for entertainment purposes ONLY, and should not be performed at any capacity, or taken to heart. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thephatchat/support

Alex wollte bei seiner Arbeit entspannen und hat trashige Musik gehört, aber der Heilige Geist versteht Spaß und auf einmal begegneten ihm tiefe Einsichten in dem Song von Britney Spears. Wenn wir uns öffnen – und nicht voreingenommen sind und Britney eben nicht nur als Mädchen in einem kurzen Röckchen abtun – öffnen sich Möglichkeiten. Denn manchmal fliegen einem irgendwelche Songzeilen zu und wenn wir offen sind entstehen neue Zusammenhänge und durch diese überraschenden Verbindung entsteht etwas komplett Neues. Und Alex kam diese Zeile von Britney Spears in den Kopf “how was I supposed to know” im Podcast wird deutlich was da los war. Die Autoren des Songs wollten mit „Baby One More Time“ andeuten, sich noch einmal zu treffen – und der ganze Song ist ja eine Art Hilferuf – immer wieder kommt Oh Baby, Baby – Zeig mir, wie es sein soll, sag es mir ich will es wissen – es ist irgendwie ein Ruf um Beistand um ein neues Finden der Beziehung – und dann sind auf einmal ganz nah an Psalm 86 – „Gib mir ein Zeichen deiner Güte – Give Me A Sign – ich bin elend und arm – zeige mir den Weg – Tell Me Baby – ich will treu sein und tun was du sagst – Britney wendet sich im Song in ihrer Sinnkrise an jemand, wie die Beter*innen in Psalm 86 es eigentlich auch tun "Give Me A Sign, Hit Me Baby One More Time" es wird um Gnade gebeten, um ein erlösendes Zeichen, ich will nicht zu den Verdammten gehören, ich wünsche mir wieder in Beziehung zu treten. Alex hatte auch Fragen, aber er war nicht so verzweifelt wie Britney – aber es hat ihn schon so beschäftigt, dass er aktiv wurde – was bedeutet "I Must confess, I still Believe" – im Podcast findet sich die Antwort. Besucht Alex bei Instagram: @alpha_und_oh_mega Foto: © Randee St. Nicholas Homepage: https://7tage1song.de Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/7tage1song/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/7tage1song/ Kontakt: post@7tage1song.de Link zum Song: https://songwhip.com/britney-spears/baby-one-more-time Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0M5tOXTC0lM8RVycUBQnjy?si=idKC-CFaRp2ZD992gvWvsQ

Disney has given plenty of work to child actors over the years. Some have gone on to fame and notoriety. Others...have not. Learn about Kurt Russell, Shirley Temple, Britney Spears, and the sad, complicated tale of Peter Pan himself, Bobby Driscoll on Theme Park Time Machine. SOURCES Walt Disney’s last words were “Kurt Russell”, According to Kurt Russell on HuffPost The Psychology of Adolescent Fame on Network 1901 Song of The SouthPeter Pan CNN - Britney is bald! Follow Me Boys Screech Archival JFK Jr. Archival Shirley Temple Archival Adam's Script Oh to be a kid again. No bills, no body aches, no responsibilities. Your whole life ahead of you. Nothing but whimsy and potential. Maybe that is why we are so drawn to the stories of child stars.  For example, Shirley Temple. She made her film debut at the age of three, and before her 10th birthday, was one of the biggest stars in the world. This continued through the 1930s and into her teenage years in the 1940s.  After some TV hosting gigs in the 50s and 60s, Shirley Temple became active in the California Republican Party, and was appointed ambassador to Ghana in the 70s, and ambassador to Czechoslovakia in the 80s, the only woman ever to hold that post.  She served on the board of directors of several organizations, including Bank of America and Disney, and received the Screen Actors Guild Lifetime Achievement Award and Kennedy Center honors before her death in 2014. Of course - Shirley Temple is a mostly-positive outcome. For every one of those, I can think of many examples of child stars who weren’t so lucky. I think that one of the most important things about being a kid, is the freedom to screw up. And when you get into some kind of hijinks, assuming no one gets hurt and no one destroys any irreplaceable property, the grownups in your life are likely to chalk up your misbehavior to that old cliche... “Kids will be kids!” But what happens when kids DON’T get the chance to be kids?  John F Kennedy, Jr was the first child ever born to an American president-elect, and he was a world famous celebrity pretty much from the moment he entered the world in November 1960. The paparazzi followed him and his equally famous mother around the world, and he never really had a private moment to himself.  The pressures of his public life, failing marriage, and unrealistic expectations created the stress that ultimately led to his fatal plane crash at the age of just 38 in the summer of 1999. Then there’s Dustin Diamond. Starring as Screech on the 90’s smash-hit Saved by The Bell, Diamond was a megastar before he was even a teenager. Dustin couldn’t find sustained work as an actor post-adolescence, and his later life was riddled with substance abuse, domestic violence accusations, prison stints, and of course the requisite starring role in an amateur...um...adult feature. Dustin Diamond passed away this year after a short battle with cancer.  Similar fates awaited Jodie Swetin, AKA Stephanie Tanner on Full House, Danny Bonaduce, AKA Danny Partridge, pretty much all of the child stars on Different Strokes: Todd Bridges, Gary Coleman, and Dana Plato...I think you get the idea. Having given work to countless child stars over the years, it’s not surprising that Disney has made its fair share of contributions to the curse of the child star.  Who’s fallen victim to it? Who’s escaped it, and maybe most importantly of all...what can we do about it?   It’s March 17, 2021. Actor Kurt Russell, a former child star himself turns 70 today. Recently, you may have seen Kurt portraying Ego in Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2. Or possibly starring as the one and only Santa Claus in The Christmas Chronicles. In addition to now being part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Kurt Russell has some deep Disney roots. How deep? Let’s point the time machine to December 1966. Burbank, California, just north of Los Angeles. It’s almost Christmas...it’s also Southern California, so of course it’s sunny and delightful outside. But not everyone is feeling the warm LA vibes. At St. Joseph’s Hospital, Walt Disney is near death. On December 15th, just 10 days after his 65th birthday, he’ll succumb to lung cancer, the end result of a lifelong smoking habit. Jump ahead 4 years, and Disney archivist Dave Smith was tasked with documenting everything in Walt’s office, which had remained virtually untouched since his death. On Walt’s desk was a note he intended for his older brother Roy, quite possibly, though we can’t be certain about this, the last correspondence he ever wrote. And among other things on the note was a name...Kurt Russell. What did that note mean? Well, I can’t answer that definitively, because the only person who really knows the answer is the guy who wrote it...and he’s not around anymore. But here’s what we do know. Walt Disney was a big fan of Kurt Russell. In the winter of ‘66, Kurt was a baby-faced 15 year old. Walt’s studio had just released a movie called “Follow Me, Boys”, about a traveling musician-turned-scoutmaster in Depression-era America, with Kurt in a minor role. Walt always had an eye for young talent, and he knew Kurt was talented. The affection was mutual. Kurt said Walt reminded him of his own grandfather-warm, welcoming, and creative.  Once, Walt gave Kurt career advice; Kurt enjoyed acting, but what he really wanted was to be a professional baseball player. Years later, his dad, actor Bing Russell, even owned the independent minor league Portland Mavericks. Walt said he didn’t think it was a great career path.  Kurt...eventually came to the same conclusion. Follow Me, Boys was Kurt’s first Disney film, but it wouldn’t be his last. In fact, he signed a ten year contract with the studio, and even though the live-action Disney movies of the late 60s and early 70s...well...aren’t exactly cinema classics, Kurt Russell quickly became a household name and had no trouble finding work.  In fact, when you look through his list of credits, hardly a year went by that he didn’t star in something. From Jack Burton in Big Trouble in Little China, to Lieutenant Gabriel Cash in Tango & Cash, to Wyatt Earp in Tombstone, Kurt was a bankable, bona fide movie star. Disney recognized his influence on entertainment by making him a Disney Legend in 1998. And it all started with a wholesome slate of Disney movies and, more importantly, a child star. Kids have always featured heavily in Disney’s particular brand of family-friendly entertainment. That tradition goes all the way back to the late 20s. A young Walt Disney produced a series of shorts called The Alice Comedies. These shorts featured the first appearance of Virginia Davis, portraying the real-life Alice. Davis had a 20 year film career before retiring in the late 1940s, raising a family, and becoming a successful realtor in Southern California. When it comes to child stars....people like Kurt Russell, Shirley Temple and Virginia Davis seem to be the exception, and not the rule. Enter Britney Spears. One of the biggest pop stars of the late 20th and early 21st centuries and in fact, the best selling teenage musician of all time. Last year in 2020, Rolling Stone named “Hit Me Baby One More Time” as the greatest debut single ever.  Yep, ever. Like, in the whole history of music. Like Kurt Russell before her, Britney Spears got her start as a Disney star! In this case, as a Mouseketeer alongside some other folks you’ve probably heard of, Justin Timberlake, Ryan Gosling, Cristina Aguilera, and Keri Russell. Then, by the mid to late 2000s, everything seemed to shift. If Britney Spears got any press, it was about her behavior off the stage. The media labeled her wild, erratic, and an unfit mother. Her ongoing struggles with mental health and addiction were pursued and publicized relentlessly. The same media that praised her as “The next Madonna or Debbie Gibson” now seemed to relish her falling to pieces.  It was during this time that Britney’s estate entered a conservatorship, supervised by her father, an arrangement that controversially continues to this day. One of the most talented and promising child and teen stars of all time is now an almost-forty year old woman who has very little control over her own life and finances. And then, in the “definitely a sad story” department of former child stars, there’s Bobby Driscoll. Bobby was born in Iowa in 1937, but when he was just five years old, his family packed up and moved to Los Angeles. Like Roy Disney a few decades earlier, his father was told the warm climate would ease his respiratory problems, in this case, years of working with asbestos. Bobby’s breakout role came later that year in the MGM drama Lost Angel. The roles came quickly, and by the time he was seven, he was under contract with Disney. His first starring role came in Walt’s first feature film in years, the now notorious and maligned Song of the South. His portrayal of Johnny was so well received that he was getting Oscar buzz for the category of Best Juvenile performance...which evidently used to be a thing. Bobby’s Disney star continued to rise in the 50s, when he starred in Walt’s first ever completely live-action film, an adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island. At the same time, he was giving voice to the absolute embodiment of childhood adventure and whimsy, the one and only Peter Pan. But youth fades quickly, and so does youth stardom. By the time Peter Pan was released in 1953, Bobby was 16 years old. Kind of an iffy time in the life of a child actor. Too old to play kids, not old enough to play adults. His voice was changing, and his face was breaking out so badly that he needed a couple extra layers of makeup anytime he was on screen. It all got to be too much for Disney to cope with. They terminated his contract shortly after the release of Peter Pan, and Bobby Driscoll was officially unemployed. For the first time in more than ten years, Bobby was enrolled in a public high school.  He was bullied relentlessly by his peers. Driscoll turned to drugs, first marijuana, and later heroin. He was arrested for drug possession in 1956, and infamous Hollywood gossip columnist Hedda Hopper predicted it would be the downfall of his career. In an attempt to distance himself from the youthful roles of the past, Bobby began using the screen name “Robert Driscoll”. He found some work in minor TV roles, but nothing like the superstardom he’d known in the early part of the decade.  Hedda Hopper, it turned out, was right. Bobby’s career was over. He continued using drugs, and soon found himself in a combination prison/drug rehab facility. When he was released, he was bitter and resentful for the way he’d been treated his whole life. Bobby moved to New York City and became part of artist Andy Warhol’s circle. He made his final film appearance in a Warhol-produced film called Dirt in 1965. Three years later, two kids playing in an abandoned apartment found his body on a cot, surrounded by beer bottles. While the coroner determined he’d died of heart failure with contributing drug abuse, no one knew who he was. His unclaimed body was buried in an unmarked pauper’s grave.  When his mother went searching for him to reunite him with his terminally ill father, the NYPD finally made a match with his fingerprints on file. His death wasn’t reported publicly until the 25th anniversary re-release of Song of the South in 1971, when reporters learned about his fate while researching the movie’s stars. It’s incredibly sad and ironic that the boy who played Peter Pan...quite literally never got the chance to grow up. So what’s the lesson here? This sounds really saccharine, but my biggest takeaway is just...be kind. Even if they ARE famous, kids need space to be kids.  And we need to be even more mindful of the social and emotional growth that kids need, in an era where you can be famous just by having a popular YouTube channel or TikTok. Famous or not, influencer or not, kids need what we all need. Support, and the knowledge that someone’s in our corner who cares about us, will listen to us, and is on our side. You can accomplish that, right now, with a phone call or a text.That’s a solution we can all be a part of. “I do not miss childhood, but I miss the way I took pleasure in small things, even as greater things crumbled. I could not control the world I was in, could not walk away from things or people or moments that hurt, but I took joy in the things that made me happy.” ― Neil Gaiman, The Ocean at the End of the Lane Theme Park Time Machine is a production of No Midnight Media. This show is written and recorded by me, sound design by Jack Milliken, story edits by the executive producer for No Midnight Media - Christopher J. Beale. Additional narration for this episode was provided by Nikki Drake. All of our work and contact info is at NoMidnightMedia.com. Special thanks to No Midnight cast member Josh Taylor, who also covered this topic on his podcast, Network 1901.

Live from Panama City Beach, Florida, we sat down to review the new New York Times Presents: Framing Britney Spears. Woah. An unreal story has happened over the past 13 years around Britney's mental soundness and her ability to have control over her life and finances. She's presently in a Conservatorship and her father has control over her person presently and is fighting to regain control of her finances. "Spears entered the conservatorship in 2008, at age 26, when her struggles were on public display. Now she is 39, and a growing number of her fans are agitating on her behalf, raising questions about civil liberties while trying to deduce what Spears wants."We're curious to hear your thoughts on this one!Love Happily Opinionated? Share us with a friend. The best way for us to keep doing what we do is if more people can find us and we need your help. Thank you, friends. Follow Us and React: InstagramTwitterFacebook What's your opinion on today's episode? We'd love to hear your thoughts - some we may even read during our next show. Shoot us a message on IG, Twitter, or FB!

http://polaroid41.com/unexpected-music/ Sunday November 15th, 5:17pm. Last February I was in a waiting room, bored, chatting on messenger on my phone. My friend sent me a video clip, ‘Here, while you're waiting.' I rarely watch video clips and this one was three minutes long, but my friend has good taste and I was stuck in a waiting room for the foreseeable future, so I put my headphones in and clicked play. The video opens with a hand stuffing a microphone in the face of an unsuspecting pedestrian and an off-camera voice commanding, “Finish the lyrics ! “Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?...” An invisible host goes from person to person, throwing out different songs and meeting varying degrees of success. He sings Queen to a goth guy wearing satanic horns who just squeals back at him like a pig. He approaches two girls sitting at a sidewalk table at a café and bombards them with “Finish the lyrics! I say boom boom boom, lemme hear ya say wayo!” One girl looks half panicked and the other timidly replies, ‘Wayo?' He laughs and says, “You can do better than that!” He sings it again and the girls shout back together: “WAYO!” Their entire interaction lasts less than 10 seconds and in that time the girls go from confused to skeptical to shyly complying to wholeheartedly singing and laughing. Next there's a guy in a dubious state of sobriety who's eager to please: the host is set to launch into Bohemian Rhapsody, “Finish the lyrics! Mamaaa-” and the guy on the street jumps in with ‘MIA! MAMA MIA!' while the host continues ‘just killed a man…!' Total confusion. The host tries again with different young man who takes Bohemian Rhapsody and absolutely runs with it. The next guy isn't having it though: the host barely has time to say, ‘Finish the lyrics!' when the guy on camera interrupts with, ‘What the fuck are you doing man? I'll finish you in second. Fuck off.' Yikes. But regardless of the response, the host simply cackles and giggles delightedly. Next up he's got a great Yakety Yak Don't Talk Back exchange with a man in an expensive looking coat inside a deli. Then a middle eastern guy gives his all trying to remember the lyrics to ‘Hit Me Baby One More Time.' As I said, the video is three minutes long and I almost hit stop at this point. I've had a laugh but don't feel like I really need to see more. I've got it down. But, I'm in a waiting room, so I let the video play...and I'm so glad I did. The last woman to come on screen is wearing a black turtleneck and a three-quarter length camel colored coat. She's thin, small, serious looking. Her hair is highlighted blonde and blow-dried, her makeup is careful and stylish. She's carrying a coffee and walking in the London Underground. He prompts her with the first few words of ‘Shallow,' the critically acclaimed song from the movie ‘A Star is Born.' The woman hardly stops walking but quietly and beautifully sings back the rest of the line, smiles and goes to continue on her way. For the first time the host drops his delighted cackling and says, “Wow. You're really good. Keep going.” She smiles at him and lets loose, her gorgeous voice reverberating off the white subway tiles. Suddenly a beautiful sound where there was none. ... Polaroid photo and full text available at: http://polaroid41.com/unexpected-music/

Track four is when you impress your friends with your deep music knowledge, when you turn to the back seat of the car and say “Did you know Torn is actually a cover? And the first iteration was in Danish?” And then they’re incredibly impressed and you bop along to this iconic pop jam. Credits - Hosts: Tracy Clayton and Akoto Ofori-Atta - Lead Producer: Eric Silver - Editor: Brandon Grugle - Executive Producers: Amanda McLoughlin and Tracy Clayton - Produced by: Multitude & Sony Music Find Us Online - Website: my90splaylist.com - Twitter: twitter.com/sonypodcasts - Instagram: instagram.com/sonypodcasts - Facebook: facebook.com/sonypodcasts About The Show The 90s are back in so many ways, but our favorite tracks never left. My 90s Playlist breaks down why we love the hits of the 90s so much, what made our favorite songs so popular back then, and why we are so nostalgic for them now. Throughout the season, our hosts Tracy Clayton and Akoto Ofori-Atta will celebrate their picks for a quintessential 90s playlist and explore the work of Backstreet Boys, Mariah Carey, Celine Dion, A Tribe Called Quest and more! Track Info Track Name: Torn Artist: Natalie Imbruglia Album: Left of the Middle Written By: Scott Cutler, Anne Preven and Phil Thornalley Produced By: Phil Thornalley Topics Discussed Ednaswap, Lis Sørensen, Brændt, Anne Preven, Phil Thornalley, Neighbours, Robert Downey Jr, The Futurist, Naomi Campbell, Babywoman, Joe Pesci, Vincent LaGuardia Gambini Sings Just for You, Tatyana Ali, TUBTHUMPING, CLOSING TIME, Hit Me Baby One More Time, Jump Around

Buffeten er tilbage med missionen om at blive venner med alle lytterne! Vores reporter Sofie Sytnik har været ude for at få nogle hilsner til os, men problemet er bare, at hun ikke kunne finde nogen, der kender os. I den anledning får vi lytterne til at sende hilsner til folk, de heller ikke kender. Hvad handler de der overskrifter egentlig om? Det prøver vi at finde ud af i en clickbait-quiz med isbil-manden Johan. Og så fortsætter vi ufortrødent vores venne-mission og bliver i denne omgang venner med Julie, Pia, Mads og et par flere. Dagens muse i "P3's Bedste Portrætmaler" er Thomas med de vandrette mandelformede øjne, og dagens popfænomen i lytterkaraoke er Liv med "Hit Me Baby One More Time". Værter: Kathrine Abrahamsen og Mathias Helt.

Buffeten er tilbage med missionen om at blive venner med alle lytterne! Vores reporter Sofie Sytnik har været ude for at få nogle hilsner til os, men problemet er bare, at hun ikke kunne finde nogen, der kender os. I den anledning får vi lytterne til at sende hilsner til folk, de heller ikke kender. Hvad handler de der overskrifter egentlig om? Det prøver vi at finde ud af i en clickbait-quiz med isbil-manden Johan. Og så fortsætter vi ufortrødent vores venne-mission og bliver i denne omgang venner med Julie, Pia, Mads og et par flere. Dagens muse i "P3's Bedste Portrætmaler" er Thomas med de vandrette mandelformede øjne, og dagens popfænomen i lytterkaraoke er Liv med "Hit Me Baby One More Time". Værter: Kathrine Abrahamsen og Mathias Helt.

Hit Me, Diva, One More Time! Here we go, queens, this week, Allen sits down with singer/songwriter/witch Seph Hamilton (@CutieGarland, they/them) to talk about our Child Like Empress: Britney Jean Spears! Seph remembers listening to her with their neighbor before school. Did you know Miss Britney Jean did three albums in three years?! We stan watching her break a sweat to a mid-tempo jam like "Sometimes." Then we briefly compare her to another diva, Sutton Foster (don't @ us!!!) Seph breaks down the iconic "Toxic" music video. She didn't break the mold, she created it. Also, that Diane Sawyer interview was bullying, and Diane knows it! Seph and Allen have both tragically missed seeing Britney live. But luckily she's not going anywhere. We can dive deep into the mythology of her instagram. I mean, come on. To love her is to defend her. Allen dissects the devastatingly beautiful crying-on-the-bathroom-floor scene of Crossroads (written by Shonda Rhimes, and don't you forget it). And Seph discusses their theory on the Pink Power Ranger. Finally, #FreeBritney, the woman cannot vote, and that's the tip of the iceberg. Worship with us!

It’s Memorial Day and Ryan is LIVE for you today.  Have you heard how good voice synthesizers are becoming?  Ryan shares some voice technology from Google and you would be shocked at how good they are.  After that, Ryan hops in the KMOX Archive to bring you a Memorial Day newscast from 1974.  Listen to the show on Apple Podcasts? Leave us a 5-star review: apple.co/2Of49Bv and subscribe to Overnight America on other great apps like Radio.com If you like what you hear, we're live weeknights on KMOX 1120AM. We welcome your calls at 800-925-1120. Like and follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RyanWreckerRadio/ 

Googlina sang Hit Me Baby One More Time, Nandini and Guibo finally agreed on something and heads up, Guibo will eat food with hair in it!

Happy Birthday, Brit!  We invite you to join us as we explore this Mega Superstars Natal Chart.  Thank You Britney for existing!  Special thanks to Etai, from Astrology Roast, for inspiring and participating in this fascinating episode.  Featuring: @astroccult, @etaibs and @p0wer0fw0w.  References: Gimme More, Hit Me Baby One More Time, Born To Make You Happy, I'm A Slave 4 U, Oops...I Did It Again, (You Drive Me) Crazy, Toxic, Work Bch, Lucky, Sometimes, Mona Lisa, and Alien.  *All songs and audio clips that sound like Britney belong to Britney Spears and all her enterprises.  *Permission to share these clips were granted by the sixty-ninth dimensional space regime.  Visit: Astrology Roast on Instagram for more offerings @astrologyroast.Art: @astroccult.Conducere: @space.court, https://linktr.ee/spacecourt.  *Created with Zoom H6 or zoom.us, Speakline and GarageBand.

It's episode 20 of Tales Of The Unattested and this time our not-so-super heroes debate whether older actors are refusing to move aside to let the younger ones through these days, our opinions on David Lynch's exhibition in Manchester, Stranger Things 3 and whole host of other stuff. Plus a post credits scene discussing the meaning of "Hit Me Baby One More Time" by Britney Spears. All the hot button topics. Please contribute your own thoughts to the discussion by emailing unattestedpod@gmail.com or using the simple form on the website, you know you want to ;-

Three reasons you should listen to this podcast: The issue of patients cycling back and forth between the hospital and skilled nursing facilities near the end of life is common, will ring true to those of you who are clinicians, and has largely been ignored in the literature. It's about a hot off the press article published today in the NEJM. Lynn Flint, Palliative care doc at UCSF in the Division of Geriatrics, first author, and our guest, makes me sing "Hit Me Baby One More Time" by Brittany Spears. This moment is either a new high or a new low for the GeripPal podcast, I can't tell which. You really need to listen to the final seconds when Eric joins in singing, "still believe" in high falsetto.

For our first episode, Kevin and Jose discuss the music videos that started it all for Ms. Britney Spears: "Hit Me Baby One More Time" and "Oops! I Did it Again." From the tied crop tops, to the knee breaking shablams, to the red latex - we go in on Spears' emblematic (Jose's new word) videos that defined her debut. This video is sponsored by Britney's "Ooh yea-yea-yea" in vocal fry.Music Videos Discussed: "Oops!...I Did It Again" and "Hit Me Baby One More Time" by Britney Spears

In the 17th episode of The Reality Rundown, we take a unique peek behind the scenes from a logistics perspective with VP of Production, Marni Shapiro-Colon. Listen as Marni reveals details about her time at MTV News working with some of our favorite singers like Madonna, Courtney Love, Mariah Carey, Eminem and seeing the ICONIC, Ms. Britney Spears' “Hit Me Baby One More Time” music video before it was released. She also tells us all the details behind putting together Bravo's “Watch What Happens Live!” and her experience working with Andy “Jesus Christ” Cohen, as well as Chelsea Handler. Listen now!

This week, The Conservatarians — aka Ricochet Editor-in-Chief Jon Gabriel and Heatstreet contributor Stephen Miller — chat about the embarrassing Commander-in-Chief Forum, Gary Johnson’s geography pop quiz, and Castro-loving Colin Kaepernick’s fight against “oppression.” Intro and outro music is “Don’t Wanna Lose” by Ex Hex. Stephen’s song of the week is “Hit Me Baby One More Time” by Vinegar Tom... Source

This week, The Conservatarians — aka Ricochet Editor-in-Chief Jon Gabriel and Heatstreet contributor Stephen Miller — chat about the embarrassing Commander-in-Chief Forum, Gary Johnson's geography pop quiz, and Castro-loving Colin Kaepernick's fight against “oppression.” Intro and outro music is “ Don't Wanna Lose” by Ex Hex. Stephen's song of the week is “Hit Me Baby One More Time” by Vinegar Tom... Source

Themes for recurring characters can bring a great element in to a long-form show. Here are some we put together for Prognosis: Death!.In the last instalment about Prognosis: Death!, Impro Mafia's long form improvised show, we talked about how character themes can contribute to the immersion of a story. Dan from Impro Mafia has been hounding me relentlessly to record a medley of the themes from P:D!. (Well, ok, he's asked me twice. Lay off, man!) I finally got around to it, and just in time, too - the second season of Prognosis: Death! is right around the corner.Some of these character themes were pretty well-formed during the first season. Others were still on their way, especially where I was still getting to know the characters.Here's that medley, along with a breakdown of how it maps to each of Prognosis Death's characters.Listen to Prognosis: Death! Medley or download it from Podbean.comListen to P:D! Theme by Tim Wotherspoon or download it Intro: A piano-only interpretation of Tim Wotherspoon's excellent theme music.Best Damn Doctor: Dr Burton Mangold (played by David Massingham) is the hospital's uberdoctor. Patients rarely die on his watch. And when they do - the drama! Mangold's music is an upbeat triumphant march, very heroic. I must admit borrowing a fair bit from Captain Hammer's opening number in Dr Horrible for this.Meanwhile, At The Nurses' Station: During the show, as one scene finished, the narrator would call the beginning of the next scene, priming it by introducing the characters and the location. The Nurses' Station was a great spot for some of the characters to meet, gossip, and console over impossible relationships, unaware that the latest supernatural threat to St Love is on the rise.The Leggy Avenger: Nurse Lotte Buble (played by Natalie Bochenski) has been with the hospital for a long time. Things never quite go her way, but she soldiers on. Buble has a variety of unusual skills (one of which comes from the audience at the start of the show), including a doorframe repair person and a masked superhero.Buble's theme is mostly upbeat, bittersweet, and resilient.Love Theme: Dr Mangold and Nurse Buble's simmering tension often seems hopeless, as they set their feelings aside to deal with the latest crisis to hit the residents of St Love. This theme, or variations on it, often appeared when Mangold and Buble had the stage to themselves.Faith and Donations: Reverend Thistlewaite (played by Wade Robinson) was the name of a variety of members of the cloth that appeared in different episodes, all with different countries of origin but somehow always named Thistlewaite. Jeremy Thistlewaite. Jeremy Von Thistewaite. Jeremy McThistlewaite. These Thistlewaites seemed to die. A lot. Three Seconds Behind: Dr Ludwig LeStrange (played by Dan Beeston) is the hospital's mortician. He doesn't have very much to do, thanks to Dr Mangold and the low mortality rate at the hospital. Dr LeStrange is introverted and outwardly calm, but hides all manner of emotion and tension. He has awkwardly formed hand gestures; due to a bizarre time travel accident, his fingers are three seconds behind the rest of him. His theme music is sad and discordant. This is the theme music I figured out first. Sadly, I recently discovered that Dr LeStrange's theme works very well as backing to Britney Spears' Hit Me Baby One More Time. Sigh.Hunting for Doilys: Dr Harold Dean (played by Luke Allan) is the hospital adminstrator, and Dr Mangold's arch enemy. Dean schemes to scrimp and save every penny to generate more profit for the hospital. Healthy people aren't profitable, so Mangold's prowess in the operating theatre runs counter to Dean's agenda. Dean is always looking for a way to take Mangold down.Dean's music is a nice counterpoint to Mangold's, similar in tempo and feel, but with a descending minor chord structure vs Mangold's ascending major chord structure.Will Have Ten Cats: Dr Melody Carmichael, Intern (played by Amy Currie) is the youngest staff member at the hospital. She is good-hearted, somewhat naive, and tries to do the right thing. (Well, until the first season finale where, possessed by Satan, she orchestrates the death or downfall of nearly every other character. St Love is a complex place.) Scratch the surface and her ambition to be a great doctor shines through.Melody's music is positive, a little oblivious, and happy.Finale: The finale music, again based on Tim's theme, has a chord progression with a ring of finality and triumph. I avoided the temptation to use it early, and saved it for the very end of the last show of the first season.Sadly some of the cast didn't have recurring theme music. Michael Griffin swung in to support roles for whatever story was on, playing every part imaginable - a giant vampire kitten, a dying psychic child, a mafia enforcer, up to Rick Cocksteady (the one doctor better than Mangold). The director and narrator Greg Rowbotham got on stage for the last show to play the angel Gabriel, sneakily encouraging a fallen Mangold to get back to the hospital and make things right again.Mike has challenged me to come up with theme music for Thistlewaite, and for each of the villians that make an appearance this season. I accept your challenge, Mr Griffin.I'm pleased that the show is returning for a second season at the Brisbane Arts Theatre. For Prognosis: Death! Relapse I'm sharing music duties with Nathan Howard, a fellow improvising musician here in Brisbane. I hope this show is as much fun for him as it is for me!