Podcasts about Tonetta

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SPONSOR A CASE AT OUR TABLE FOR CRIMECON 2026! : $25 and tell us which case you want to sponsor!  ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wherearethey⁠⁠As we just passed the 37th anniversary of Tonetta's disappearance, I wanted to share her story with you again. There are still no answers in Tonetta's case, all these years later. Tonetta Carlisle was walking home from school, as she always did, on March 16, 1989.She never made it home.Before authorities were even made aware of her disappearance, witnesses called 911 to report an abduction. They had seen a vehicle pull up, several people jumped out, and they grabbed a young girl walking down the street.These witnesses were able to get the license plate number.After a couple of days, authorities connected these two cases and believed the girl kidnapped was Tonetta Carlisle.Tonetta's disappearance remains a mystery to this day.What happened to Tonetta Carlisle?Follow us for case updates & information: Facebook: www.facebook.com/wherearetheypodcast Instagram: @thewherearetheypodcast Email me: Canwefindthem@gmail.com Join our online detective group at Patreon & help support the families of the missing: ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.patreon.com/wherearetheypodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠Support our mission: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wherearethey⁠⁠

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In a world that constantly tells us our bodies need fixing, this sermon explores what it means to truly accept yourself as "your own best thing." Drawing from Toni Morrison's novel Beloved and the ritual of communion, Pastor Tonetta challenges the false division between mind and body that costs us connection, joy, and presence. Discover how reclaiming your body as holy space can be an act of resistance against systems that try to define your worth through appearance. Whether you're wrestling with body image, seeking a healthier relationship with yourself, or curious about how embodiment connects to justice, this conversation offers a refreshing perspective on what it means to be fully human in a society obsessed with perfection.

What happens when the spaces meant to welcome us become spaces we need to leave? Drawing from Jamar Tisby's #LeaveLoud movement and "The Color Purple," this episode dives into the complex dynamics of leaving religious institutions, toxic workplaces, and communities that no longer serve us. We explore a fresh take on an ancient story about standing in your truth, even when facing pushback from authority figures. Whether you're contemplating a major life transition or processing past spiritual trauma, this conversation offers a framework for understanding that sometimes, leaving isn't just okay - it's sacred. No guilt trips, no clichés - just honest talk about finding your way forward.

What do a braided whip, property damage, and divine anger have in common? Co-pastor Tonetta weaves together Audre Lorde's philosophy, personal reflections on queerness and race, and a radically different take on Jesus clearing the temple. This episode dives into what authentic resistance looks like, why being "well-mannered" isn't always virtuous, and how disruption can be an act of love. Perfect for anyone looking to bridge their spiritual life with their commitment to justice, or who's ever wished they could channel their inner "that girl" energy for good.

Tonetta Carlisle was walking home from school, as she always did, on March 16, 1989. She never made it home. Before authorities were even made aware of her disappearance, witnesses called 911 to report an abduction. They had seen a vehicle pull up, several people jumped out, and they grabbed a young girl walking down the street. These witnesses were able to get the license plate number. After a couple of days, authorities connected these two cases, and believed the girl kidnapped was Tonetta Carlisle. Tonetta's disappearance remains a mystery to this day. What happened to Tonetta Carlisle?

From reciting Langston Hughes in second grade to exploring the wilderness with John the Baptist, Rev. Tonetta Landis-Aina of The Table Church shares a fresh perspective on finding peace through poetry. Through the works of Lucille Clifton, Mary Oliver, and Ann Porter, she weaves together childhood memories, artistic wisdom, and ancient spiritual truths. This message invites viewers to experience both the sweetness and difficulty of life as paths to authentic transformation. A timely reflection for anyone seeking to reconnect with wonder and meaning in our complex world. Join The Table Church DC in discovering how poetry can help us see the sacred in everyday moments.

What is church? In this debut episode of LOAM, co-pastors Tonetta Landis-Aina and Anthony Parrott explore the essence, tensions, and beauty of Christian community. From underground churches in Yemen to food pantries in Iowa, they unpack personal experiences that have shaped their understanding of what makes church...church. Key Conversations - The "isness" of church: Beyond programs and buildings - Church as a fellowship of difference - The power of marginality in Christian community - Tension between institutional structures and authentic relationships - Multi-generational community as "burning bushes" Featured Quotes & References - Eugene Peterson on the "ontological church" - C.S. Lewis's Screwtape Letters on the visible vs. invisible church - Dr. Willie James Jennings's commentary on Acts - Jamar Tisby on the Civil Rights Movement as America's third Great Awakening - Dallas Willard: "Your system is perfectly tuned to get the results you're getting" Scripture Referenced: - Ephesians 2 (God's household) - Acts 1-2 (Birth of the church) Questions for Reflection: 1. What experiences have shaped your understanding of church? 2. How do you navigate the tension between church as institution and church as community? 3. Where do you see "burning bushes" in your faith community? Follow LOAM: Instagram loam.fm Got thoughts or questions about this episode? We'd love to hear from you: podcast@loam.fm

Join us as we kick off our exciting new series with a twist—Tonetta wanted to have some fun, so we're diving into a horror movie theme!

Understanding the Lord's Prayer: A Journey Through Faith, Oppression, and Collective Liberation In this final episode of our series on the Lord's Prayer, elder Daniel from the Table Church in DC delves into the profound significance of this age-old prayer. With co-pastors Tonetta and Anthony absent, Daniel recaps the series, emphasizing the communal and historical context of the prayer. He explores the socio-economic challenges faced by the people of Judea under Roman occupation and relates these struggles to present-day issues of poverty and oppression. Daniel discusses the duality of evil, both systemic and personal, and highlights the need for community and collective action in the fight against injustice. The episode concludes with reflections on the transformative power of prayer and the vital role of each individual in achieving collective liberation.

In 1989 Tonetta Carlisle disappeared from her home in Chattanooga Tennessee and has never been seen again. A suspect has been presented but there are no solid answers.  Her mother is still holding out hope that answers will come. Support the show

As we enter the Lent season, Pastor Tonetta begins a new series, Forgive Us: Repentance and Repair.  The first sermon gives us practical instructions for making amends with those we have harmed, understanding that to grow in maturity in Christ we also need to grow in maturity in repentance. This topic can be hard because many have been taught that the underlying cause for repentance is sin. Learning to look at repentance as restorative and not punitive, Tonetta walks us through one framework for true repair with others.   1. Naming and owning harm 2. Starting to change 3. Restitution and accepting consequences 4. Apology 5. Making different choices   "If you believe that you can damage believe that you can fix. If you believe that you can damage believe that you can heal. If you believe that there is damage in our world believe that you can help repair it. And if you believe that there is damage in our world believe that our God is a God of healing and restoration." - Rebbe Nachman

Tonetta continues the discussion around the qualities of a liberating church and guides us through the idea of sankofa - an Adinkra symbol in traditional Akan art which represents that “it is not taboo to go back and fetch what is at risk of being left behind.”   Discern together with Tonetta and members of the black affinity group, Lisa, Anselm, and Antonio, as they discuss intersections between sankofa and religion.

Join us for a powerful sermon reflection as we delve into the significance of Black History Month and what it means for our spiritual journey. Despite battling illness, Pastor Tonetta brings a message of hope and liberation, drawing on the rich history of hush harbors and the resilience of the enslaved Africans who sought solace and freedom in their faith practices away from the oppressive gaze of the plantation. In this sermon, we explore the intersection of Christianity, colonialism, and the quest for a liberative faith community. We discuss how the models of church given to us by Western Christianity need to be reexamined and how we can learn from the courageous examples set by those who came before us. As we reflect on the marks of a liberating church and the importance of "stealing away" from dominant oppressive systems, we are reminded of the transformative power of worship and community in hidden spaces. This message challenges us to consider how we can embody the spirit of the hush harbors in our own lives and faith communities. Questions for reflection are posed, inviting us to engage in meaningful discussion about our own journeys toward liberation and solidarity with the marginalized. This is a call to embrace a different model of church—one that is rooted in justice, equality, and the radical love of Jesus. Join us for this thought-provoking and inspiring reflection as we honor Black History Month and seek a path toward a more liberating and inclusive faith experience.

Pastors Anthony and Tonetta welcome Natalie in an interview-style sermon about what it means to be rooted in improvisation. They look at examples of improvisation in The Bible and Jesus' life and how we can embody some basic rules of improv to create a more beloved community. 

I. Introduction A. Reference to a confrontational moment in the book "The Color Purple" B. Celie's curse to her abuser Albert C. Importance of addressing the perspective of people of color in discussions of intercultural church and beloved community   II. Temptation to focus only on the impact on white people in conversations about intercultural church A. Lack of space to discuss the experiences of people of color B. Personal experience of attending a panel discussion on conversion therapy and the need for separate conversations C. Feeling excluded from conversations on race and justice   III. Concern for the discipleship needs of people of color in an intercultural church A. Danger of allowing their formation to require more work than others B. Preaching team's commitment to reflect the congregation's diverse needs in preaching series and scripture choices   IV. Exploring challenges of beloved community from the perspective of cultural margins A. Introduction to the book of Jonah as an extended metaphor B. Summary of Jonah's disobedience and attempt to escape God's call C. Jonah's deeper loyalty to his own people and the tension between loyalty and the vision of God   V. Personal reflection on the tension between loyalty to cultural identity and loyalty to the vision of God A. Experience at the Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference B. Conflicted feelings about the primary identity, Christian or cultural C. Comparison to Jonah's dilemma and the fear of being labeled a sellout VI. Conclusion

This week, Pastors Tonetta and Anthony delve deeper into the themes of justice and revolution explored in last week's sermon. Join us as we continue the conversation on Revolutionary Justice, questioning the concept of a "transient church," and exploring the challenges of embracing true revolution. In these thought-provoking discussions, we unravel why being revolutionary is harder than it seems and discover the unique roles each of us can play in the pursuit of justice. Tune in to gain new perspectives, challenge your beliefs, and find inspiration to make a difference in the world.

Every once in a great while, preachers have more to say than what can get out in one sermon. This week, Anthony asks Tonetta to go deeper on what The Table's value of "Rooted Friendship" means. Sermons at The Table The Book of Ruth Johnlock  

Tonetta Carlisle was a bubbly 15 year old who loved school, choir practice and Bobby Brown. Tonetta stood at 5'1 and weighed less than 100 pounds when she was abducted in Chattanooga, Tennessee. On March 16, 1989 at 3 pm Tonetta was making the 1 mile walk from her school to home, when several subjects in a tan and yellow van forced her inside. A couple had seen this event, wrote down the plate number and called police. You will never believe how they found the person who owned that tan and yellow van with plates LKH-920 Tonetta Carlisle is still a missing person, if you know anything about the case please call 1-800-TBI-FINDSupport the show

Join Pastor Tonetta as we begin a new series about the intersection of sexuality and the divine. 

Join us as we celebrate our 10 year anniversary and hear from Co-Pastors Anthony and Tonetta. 

Join Pastor Tonetta as she talks about the relational base for a life steeped in friendship with God. 

Sunday, May 7, 2023. What is prayer when we don't believe our prayers make any difference? What is prayer when we aren't transformed by friendship with God? Pastor Tonetta introduces us to what it is to set all of our systematic theology aside (for a moment) in order to have a moment with God.

Sunday, April 2, 2023. 

Sunday, January 22, 2023. It's far to easy to intellectualize our faith to the point where we lose all sense of magic or mystery. What it would be like to, like Moses, notice a burning bush and actually turn aside to pay attention to it. And believe that God may turn Their attention to us as well.

Sunday, January 15, 2023. 

Don't confuse maturity with cynicism. 

Pastors Tonetta Landis-Aina and Anthony Parrott discuss the implications of Paul Nixon's book Multi. We talk a bit about our own experience with multi-spaces, the challenges we've faced, and why we think it's all worth it.  If you want to be part of discussions like these, you can jump-in month-by-month with our Learning Cohort.

Sunday, December 4, 2022, the Second Week of Advent. Pastor Tonetta Landis-Aina. On the second Sunday of Advent, we look at Mark 1:1-8, thinking about peace, dreaming, and preparing the way for the coming of God.

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Tonetta thinks about lingering on the porch, Anthony questions the coded language of choosing a school, and they both agree that Anthony's ego needs an adjudgment. This is the first episode in Pastor Tonetta and Pastor Anthony's series talking through the topics of The Table's Learning Cohort. ----more---- Chocolate City Join the Learning Cohort The Scandal of Particularity This Here Flesh

This episode is all about the law of attraction and love. It talks about how you reap what you sow with your words. It talks about the power of our words and sentences. Listen now and start changing your life. The episode is sponsored by Tonetta Clay Life Coaching. Click the link to find out more; to check out the life coaching resources; and to connect with Tonetta on your favorite social media site

Sunday, July 3, 2022. Pastors Tonetta Landis-Aina and Anthony Parrott share on the vision of Revelation 7 and how The Table is working to carry out that vision.

In this episode we take a look at five missing person cases. Chloie, Gage, and Tonetta's cases remain unsolved; Kyle and Jubi's have recently been solved. 19;29 - Chloie & Gage10; 17 - Kyle Clinkscales20;05 - Najib "Jubi" Monsif29;07 - Tonetta Carlisle

Fifteen year old Tonetta Yvette Carlisle had made the one mile trek from her house to her school several times before, it was nothing new. Her mother thought she had nothing to worry about, as many parents did, but they had no idea what was roaming those hilly roads with their children. It wasnt supposed to happen here...Tonetta's mother worked hard for their small country home nestled safely on the mountain...and yet her baby was taken from her without a trace...   If you have any information regarding the abduction of Tonetta Yvette Carlisle please contact the Chattanooga PD at 615-698-9752 Or email:coldcases@HCTN.org     Patreon.com/sandupodcast Merch: truecrimeguys.threadless.com Email: sandupodcast@gmail.com Social Media: @sandupodcast     Sources: https://youtu.be/wN4e30ngRJU Audio- interview brother and mother https://youtu.be/kEbjZ89K5Yo https://youtu.be/X5wbQBebXfI https://youtu.be/CJWxo4e0F_4 http://www.unsolvedappalachia.org/tonetta-y-carlisle/ https://rcccmcc.com/2020/08/01/tonetta-yvette-carlisle/ https://storiesoftheunsolved.com/2021/04/21/the-disappearance-of-tonetta-carlisle/

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Tonetta Clay was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri as an only child in a two parent household. This came with an array of experiences and lessons, both good and bad, as she navigated throughout life. The first major lesson was “What not to do” as she witnessed her parents drug / alcohol abuse as well as her father's physical / emotional abuse to her mother. These events greatly shaped her life. She made it known with the actions she took that her life would be nothing like her parents or anyone around her.She has graduated from high school then college with a Bachelor's degree in Social Work and entered a career where she knew she could advocate, support and plant seeds with the clients she worked with who were coming from similar environments like the one she grew up in. This career has spanned over 20 years of professional experience. Being a Social Worker, Tonetta had a love for all people no matter how their past may have looked. She knew that everyone possessed positives and strengths no matter what their current behaviors were.As she navigated through life and noticed how her earliest relationships impacted her life, she began her own soul-searching journey in an attempt to put to rest those generational curses, negative mindsets and find her own truth that would set her free. She saw how this new journey set her on a different course and mission in life, career, relationships and spiritually. Looking back on her life as a mentally free and healed woman, she began to see different perspectives as to what could have been the causes of the breakdown in her own relationships as well as that of her parents. She embarked on a journey to find out the why's.With her love of people and how they related to one another, as well as seeing how their behaviors made or broke their relationship bonds, Tonetta started on a journey into the world of relationships with the Facebook blog called Taboo: A Love, Sex and Relationship Blog about five years ago. This blog has now been turned into a full-fledged relationship coaching business called Speak Your Truth in February 2020 during the covid-19 crisis. With the world in quarantine, she knew that people were now forced to be home including couples whose relationships may have been strained due to years of foundation of breakdown. She created Speak Your Truth out of this concern as a means to help those committed couples create a better relationship through improving their communication, friendship foundation and couples spark. The rest is yet to come...

Tonetta Clay was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri as an only child in a two parent household. This came with an array of experiences and lessons, both good and bad, as she navigated throughout life. The first major lesson was “What not to do” as she witnessed her parents drug / alcohol abuse as well as her father's physical / emotional abuse to her mother. These events greatly shaped her life. She made it known with the actions she took that her life would be nothing like her parents or anyone around her.She has graduated from high school then college with a Bachelor's degree in Social Work and entered a career where she knew she could advocate, support and plant seeds with the clients she worked with who were coming from similar environments like the one she grew up in. This career has spanned over 20 years of professional experience. Being a Social Worker, Tonetta had a love for all people no matter how their past may have looked. She knew that everyone possessed positives and strengths no matter what their current behaviors were.As she navigated through life and noticed how her earliest relationships impacted her life, she began her own soul-searching journey in an attempt to put to rest those generational curses, negative mindsets and find her own truth that would set her free. She saw how this new journey set her on a different course and mission in life, career, relationships and spiritually. Looking back on her life as a mentally free and healed woman, she began to see different perspectives as to what could have been the causes of the breakdown in her own relationships as well as that of her parents. She embarked on a journey to find out the why's.With her love of people and how they related to one another, as well as seeing how their behaviors made or broke their relationship bonds, Tonetta started on a journey into the world of relationships with the Facebook blog called Taboo: A Love, Sex and Relationship Blog about five years ago. This blog has now been turned into a full-fledged relationship coaching business called Speak Your Truth in February 2020 during the covid-19 crisis. With the world in quarantine, she knew that people were now forced to be home including couples whose relationships may have been strained due to years of foundation of breakdown. She created Speak Your Truth out of this concern as a means to help those committed couples create a better relationship through improving their communication, friendship foundation and couples spark. The rest is yet to come...

Tonetta Clay was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri as an only child in a two parent household. This came with an array of experiences and lessons, both good and bad, as she navigated throughout life. The first major lesson was “What not to do” as she witnessed her parents drug / alcohol abuse as well as her father's physical / emotional abuse to her mother. These events greatly shaped her life. She made it known with the actions she took that her life would be nothing like her parents or anyone around her. She has graduated from high school then college with a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and entered a career where she knew she could advocate, support and plant seeds with the clients she worked with who were coming from similar environments like the one she grew up in. This career has spanned over 20 years of professional experience. Being a Social Worker, Tonetta had a love for all people no matter how their past may have looked. She knew that everyone possessed positives and strengths no matter what their current behaviors were. As she navigated through life and noticed how her earliest relationships impacted her life, she began her own soul-searching journey in an attempt to put to rest those generational curses, negative mindsets and find her own truth that would set her free. She saw how this new journey set her on a different course and mission in life, career, relationships and spiritually. Looking back on her life as a mentally free and healed woman, she began to see different perspectives as to what could have been the causes of the breakdown in her own relationships as well as that of her parents. She embarked on a journey to find out the why’s. With her love of people and how they related to one another, as well as seeing how their behaviors made or broke their relationship bonds, Tonetta started on a journey into the world of relationships with the Facebook blog called Taboo: A Love, Sex and Relationship Blog about five years ago. This blog has now been turned into a full-fledged relationship coaching business called Speak Your Truth in February 2020 during the covid-19 crisis. With the world in quarantine, she knew that people were now forced to be home including couples whose relationships may have been strained due to years of foundation of breakdown. She created Speak Your Truth out of this concern as a means to help those committed couples create a better relationship through improving their communication, friendship foundation and couples spark. The rest is yet to come...

Friend of the pod Matt joins us as we discuss Moulin Rouge for the boys.   Outro music: Drugs by Tonetta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7U40o3eDNOk   Email: expostwatcho@gmail.com Facebook and Instagram: @expostwatcho

Social Worker and Relationship Coach, Tonetta Clay shares the conception of her new blog on FaceBook called "Speak your Truth" that was conceived during Covid-19. We discuss domestic violence, what it is, what makes it abuse, how it starts, how it continues, co-dependency, and more. Also, Teena Love shares her personal testimony of being a survivor of domestic violence.

Guest preacher Reverend Tonetta Landis-Aina explores what it means to be merciful even while we pursue justice, and challenges us to follow the difficult path of mercy with hope. [Matthew 5:7] Rev. Tonetta Landis-Aina is the pastor of Resurrection City, a new interdenominational, affirming church in DC. A native of North Carolina, Tonetta moved to Washington, DC in 2004. She holds a Masters of Divinity from Wesley Theological Seminary and is passionate about marginalized people finding their stories in scripture as well as about the new shapes the church will take in the 21st century. 

Luis Drayton presents the latest edition of "Butterflies and Hurricanes - Indie Insurrection"! Featuring music from Tonetta, Last Of The Dogs, Nymphya, Odie Demo Wolfford, Octane and Christina Baldwin, Leona X, Saint Ee Ha, Dark Beauty, Sundae Club, Pearl Woodin and the Lizabeth Sessions, The Vanilla Milkshakes, Demon Boy, Elaine Nolan, da snarks - plus much more!www.fusionmusicradio.net

Luis Drayton presents the latest edition of "Butterflies and Hurricanes - Indie Insurrection"! Featuring music from Tonetta, Last Of The Dogs, Nymphya, Odie Demo Wolfford, Octane and Christina Baldwin, Leona X, Saint Ee Ha, Dark Beauty, Sundae Club, Pearl Woodin and the Lizabeth Sessions, The Vanilla Milkshakes, Demon Boy, Elaine Nolan, da snarks - plus much more!www.fusionmusicradio.net

Luis Drayton presents the debut edition of "Butterflies and Hurricanes - Indie Insurrection"! Featuring music from The Vanilla Milkshakes, Rebel Rebel, Professor P-Soop, Stuart Munro, Ascent, Elliott Waits For No One, Octane, Bjerke & The Ripsters - plus Sperg Sepulchrum and much more!www.fusionmusicradio.net

It's been a weird couple of week/month/years, hasn't it #stoppies? While time is beginning to turn in on itself like a surreal nightmarish fractal this podcast is seemingly one of the last things tethering your hosts to any sort of regular schedule or sense of 'normalcy'. Unfortunately, this week's deep dive into the absolutely fucking insane world of Tonetta just took the nightmare fractal and shat on it, ate it up, and spit it back in our faces. Truly devoted uber-stoppie and ultimate Tonetta stan Matthew wrote in with the tip on ol' Tone, offering this tantalizing description:"Tonetta combines the filthy sex lyrics and Canadian trashiness of Chuggo with the chauvinism and chest-thumping of every weekend warrior band you've seen on open mic night at Dad's favorite pub. And there's often a dash of Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs tossed in for a little spice."If that won't get your blood pumping, what will? Part of the Pantheon Podcast network.Tonetta got you feeling some type of way in your extremities? Get a fun little toy, costume, or mask inspired by Tonetta at adamandeve.com and make sure to use the keyword BADMUSIC so we make money off of you getting horny to this weird ass shit.

It's been a weird couple of week/month/years, hasn't it #stoppies? While time is beginning to turn in on itself like a surreal nightmarish fractal this podcast is seemingly one of the last things tethering your hosts to any sort of regular schedule or sense of 'normalcy'. Unfortunately, this week's deep dive into the absolutely fucking insane world of Tonetta just took the nightmare fractal and shat on it, ate it up, and spit it back in our faces. Truly devoted uber-stoppie and ultimate Tonetta stan Matthew wrote in with the tip on ol' Tone, offering this tantalizing description:"Tonetta combines the filthy sex lyrics and Canadian trashiness of Chuggo with the chauvinism and chest-thumping of every weekend warrior band you've seen on open mic night at Dad's favorite pub. And there's often a dash of Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs tossed in for a little spice." If that won't get your blood pumping, what will? Part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Tonetta got you feeling some type of way in your extremities? Get a fun little toy, costume, or mask inspired by Tonetta at adamandeve.com and make sure to use the keyword BADMUSIC so we make money off of you getting horny to this weird ass shit.

It's been a weird couple of week/month/years, hasn't it #stoppies? While time is beginning to turn in on itself like a surreal nightmarish fractal this podcast is seemingly one of the last things tethering your hosts to any sort of regular schedule or sense of 'normalcy'. Unfortunately, this week's deep dive into the absolutely fucking insane world of Tonetta just took the nightmare fractal and shat on it, ate it up, and spit it back in our faces. Truly devoted uber-stoppie and ultimate Tonetta stan Matthew wrote in with the tip on ol' Tone, offering this tantalizing description:"Tonetta combines the filthy sex lyrics and Canadian trashiness of Chuggo with the chauvinism and chest-thumping of every weekend warrior band you've seen on open mic night at Dad's favorite pub. And there's often a dash of Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs tossed in for a little spice."If that won't get your blood pumping, what will? Part of the Pantheon Podcast network.Tonetta got you feeling some type of way in your extremities? Get a fun little toy, costume, or mask inspired by Tonetta at adamandeve.com and make sure to use the keyword BADMUSIC so we make money off of you getting horny to this weird ass shit.