Podcasts about Total Eclipse of the Heart

Le 9 mars 2016, une éclipse solaire totale plongeait l'Indonésie et les États fédérés de Micronésie dans l'obscurité. Et à chaque éclipse, devinez quelle chanson est diffusée en boucle ? "Total Eclipse Of The Heart", de Bonnie Tyler. Ecoutez Le tube de la matinale avec Vincent Perrot du 09 mars 2025.

Vincent Perrot accompagne en douceur et dans la bonne humeur les auditeurs des Petits Matins du week-end. C'est ça la France : Le Parfait, le bocal qui en a sous le couvercle ! Le Tube de la matinale : "Total Eclipse Of The Heart" de Bonnie Tyler Pop Ciné : Quand Didier Barbelivien faisait chanter Alain Delon. Ecoutez RTL Petit Matin Week-end avec Vincent Perrot du 09 mars 2025.

Song parody of a karaoke classic!  This one's more fun as a surprise, so I'm not giving it away in the episode title.  Lyrics written below for after you've listened!Support Sexie Show!  You can try it once with Mark.patreon.com/sexieshowWant to advertise on the show for super cheap?  Only $1 for 15 seconds.  $2 for 30 seconds.CashApp: $SexieShow--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Lyrics (Spoilers Below!):My love for you has never been stronger.But my lust for certain parts of you has never made me weaker.(Turn Around)Every now and then I get a little bit horny for that 2nd way to pound(Turn Around)Every now and then I get a little inspired to ask if I can park in the rear(Turn Around)Every now and then I get a little bit nervous that your butt and mind aren't open to try(Turn Around)Every now and then I get a little bit scared my sweat will drip directly into your eyes(Turn Around Ass Time)That's the time I'm reading on my clock(Turn Around Ass Time)Hungry booties love to feed on cockAnd I need you now tonightI'm behind you more than everBut if your sphincter's squeezing tightWe'll be poking around foreverAnd I'm glad that your sheets are not white'Cause some shit could go downTogether we'll explore the beauty of your behindJust do a little douching 1st if you don't mind (if you don't mind)Plus my aim is often off when we f*ck in the darkYou said you tried it once with your ex-boyfriend MarkI really need you tonightIf anal's gonna start tonightWill anal really start tonightOnce upon a time I was falling in lustNow I spread your butt cheeks apartI'll leave it up to you if I can Thrust in the slit where you fartOnce upon a time I'd fuck pussy all nightBut making love is truly an artIt's a master-piece-of-ass when IThrust in the slit where you fart[The magic happens](Turn Around Ass Time)It's already half-past ass o'clock(Turn Around Ass Time)Hungry booties love to feed on cockAnd I need you now tonight(And I need you)I'm behind you more than everBut since your sphincter's squeezing tight(Squeezy sphincter)We might be stuck like this foreverAnd I'm glad that your sheets were not whiteStill you shouldn't look downTogether we explored the beauty of your behindI'm gonna do a happy dance now if you don't mind(Why would she mind?)I fucked you in your bed, in the butt, and in the darkIt wasn't my best work but it was better than MarkI really need you tonight Since anal sex has started tonightIt kinda sorta started tonightOnce upon a time I was falling in lustThen I spread your butt cheeks apartWe're together in the end as IThrust in the slit where you fartThrust in the slit where you fartThrust in the slit where you fartFart  FartThat was a fun-ass timeHopefully not the last time you turn around

MONOLOGUE JD Vance mops the floor with Tim Walz in VP Debate Iran gambles with Israel attack after humiliating blows to allies https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c1m93l9krgro Iran's Attack on Israel May End Ayatollah Khamenei's Regime https://www.news18.com/opinion/opinion-irans-attack-on-israel-may-end-ayatollah-khameneis-regime-but-world-war-3-is-unlikely-9071361.html Ali Siaditan presented before the TDSB meeting about the field trip of indoctrination for children as young as 8 years of age. He spoke about his experience as a child in Iran under the Islamic Regime. September 26th 2024  Ali Siaditan, documentary filmmaker, Iran expert, Director of Education for Tafsik https://thinkagainproductions.com THE CULT OF CLIMATE CHANGE Tony Heller slandered by Google Gemeni AI https://x.com/TonyClimate/status/1841508883652567520  Hurricanes are dangerous far from the coast. Communities are struggling to prepare https://www.npr.org/2024/10/01/nx-s1-5133530/hurricane-helene-rain-flooding-climate-change Tony Heller, Geologist, weather historian, founder of Real Climate Science dot com The VP Debate: Vance vs. Walz https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/us-news/vancewalz-live-updates-will-vice-presidential-debate-turn-the-tide-101727825923445.html  Josh Bernstein, author of Preserving Liberty: Bold and Brave Solutions to Save America and Create Permanent Freedom. OPEN LINES THIS DAY IN ROCK HISTORY On October 2, 2017, Tom Petty was pronounced dead at the age of 66, just days after performing a hometown show with the Heartbreakers at the Hollywood Bowl. In 1995, Oasis released their record-breaking sophomore album, (What's The Story), Morning Glory, which debuted at No.1 in the UK.  In 1982, Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett rejoined Genesis after their departures in 1975 and 1977, respectively, for a one-off benefit performance at The Milton Keynes Bowl in Buckinghamshire, England. In 1983, Bonnie Tyler became the first Welsh artist to top the Billboard Hot 100 with her enduring hit, “Total Eclipse Of The Heart.” Jeremiah Tittle is the co-host of "The 500 with Josh Adam Myers" podcast and CEO/Founder of Next Chapter Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is Season 5, Episode 13 of this "The Vampire Diaries" related podcast! Pete is watching the show for the first time and Ash is a superfan. Each episode they watch an episode of TVD and discuss. This week they talk about Saw, Spiral, Jaws, Carrie, hunks, letters v diaries, Sweden, sound effects, Kidz Bop, Now That's What I Call Music, and much more!  They have some Pete-dictions at the end of the show! We were voted one of the Top 10 The Vampire Diaries Podcasts on the web. https://blog.feedspot.com/the_vampire_dairies_podcasts/ The EC Little Free Library: https://www.instagram.com/eclittlefreelibrary/ Pete is on Letterboxd! https://letterboxd.com/peterlh/ Check out The VamPetey merch at https://www.teepublic.com/user/highdive The FAMILY anthology: https://www.amazon.com/Family-Writing-Anthology-Mike-Welch/dp/1737353644/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1650375766&sr=1-3 If you like #TheVampireDiaries and/or you are a young adult, you should check out Pete's books! https://www.amazon.com/Peter-L-Harmon/e/B011SBWJF8/ref=dp_byline_cont_pop_book_1 For any questions or concerns follow Pete at @PeterLHarmon on twitter or instagram or email TheHappenstances@gmail.com But don't tweet spoilers or you will get muted, not blocked, Pete needs the follower count. And if you love this show, please leave us a review. Go to RateThisPodcast.com/vampetey and follow the instructions.

Last week we experienced a rare phenomenon when a total solar eclipse occurred on April 8th…I've decided to run with that theme today and also get a classic 1980's song stuck in your for the day…with a devotional titled: Total Eclipse Of The Heart! Remember that song???…some good ol' 1983 Bonnie Tyler…The scripture verse(s) we talk about today include: Ezekiel 36:26Please considering following along on my socials for further inspiration: www.facebook.com/faithyourdaywww.instagram.com/faithyourday@faithyourday #faithyourdayAs well if you'd like to connect with me just to say hi, or for a prayer request, reach out by email anytime! prettyiskind@gmail.com If you are a Spotify music listener you can download my feel good & uplifting playlist by searching "Faith Your Day" and selecting "playlist" If you find this episode resonated with you please go ahead and share it out with others! Many apps allow you to share directly from the podcast app you are listening on or simply tell a friend about it! Let's help women around the world Faith their Day! As well I would be more than grateful if you would leave me a review and/or rating on whatever platform you listen, it helps out so much by allowing others to find this show more easily. I upload a new episode each Tuesday morning at 5:00EST. Can't wait to see you right here again next Tuesday!  xoxoxSarah Elizabeth Our Faith Your Day Declaration!Jesus, thank you so much for loving me in the way that you do! You designed me on purpose for a purpose. I want to live to my full potential today, with a mindset that honors you and a soul that seeks to know you better. Jesus I know that you are the way, the truth and the life, and I ask you to guide me and reveal to me what it is that you want to show me here, have me experience here, and learn from this season. Help mold me and shape me into the best version of me. I will live today as your vessel ready to receive your word, respond to your promptings, and pour out your overflowing love to those all around me. Please allow your thoughts to become my thoughts, your ways to become my ways and your will to become what I truly desire. Jesus if you are in it I want it and if you are not I don't! I make myself available to you and I choose to faith this day of life! I am so grateful to be your girl! In Jesus name Amen!

On Episode #26 of Sound Up! , the audience sounds off as we continue to celebrate International Guitar Month discussing new guitar heroes like Marcus King, H.E.R. Jason Isbell, Mark Speer and others. Alan has his review of Olivia Rodrigo live at new York's Madison Square Garden. Plus discussions on Soul Asylum and news on Metallica and Joni Mitchell paying tribute to Elton John and Bernie Taupin, Bonnie Tyler's “Total Eclipse Of The Heart'' returns to the chart, a new book on the origin of the Grateful Dead is coming, Aerosmith get ready to return to the road on their farewell “ Peace Out” tour and we have live comments, emails and voice messages from the Sound Up Pod Squad. We want to make you part of the conversation. Leave us your comments via text or audio message at connect@sounduppod.com https://www.instagram.com/sounduppod/https://twitter.com/sounduppod

In this episode, using the total eclipse (song AND real life event) as a metaphor, I dive into the base of human nature - the need to feel important and the need for community.  AND, I prove that the 'facts over feelings' crowd are scared and insecure humans who are not ready to understand the power and transformative nature of the human emotion.  It starts revolutions, it paves the way to progress and it is the best proof of the human soul.  

Dave and Chuck the Freak talk about the Solar Eclipse, dog running with bears, what's something that made you wonder “who figured this out?,” was experimenting with hot pepper cuts them without gloves and burned his balls, engine came apart on plane mid-flight, people who have bypassed airport security, earthquake alert sent out after the earthquake on East Coast, man who was in the middle of vasectomy when earthquake hit, March Madness, woman who caught Shohei Ohtani HR ball was intimidated by Dodgers staff, Britney says she is done with music, Rebel Wilson book and Sacha Baron Cohen divorce, The Rock will not endorse anyone for president, weekend box office numbers, Pat Sajak's final episode of Wheel Of Fortune date set, Total Eclipse Of The Heart number spike, anniversary of Kurt Cobain's death, Megan Thee Stallion booty on IG, customer shot Chipotle employee over guacamole dispute, former wrestler saves Subway employee from assault, homeowner confronts porch pirate with bat after he tried to steal decoy package, hotel workers accused of using guest's toothbrush to clean the bathroom, lesbians are more likely to have consistent orgasms, the importance of oral sex to men, man was putting his anus over public water taps, bomb threat at furry convention, deputy leading double life in outlaw biker gang, man steals money from baseball team's swear jar, big cash heist in Los Angeles, wrongly convicted man freed thanks to episode of MythBusters, guys are talking too much about sports on your dating profile, woman had ingrown toenail removed and turned into piece of jewelry, eclipse news, eclipse in 70s, Powerball controversy, woman wont lotto prize and thought it was $20k turned out to be $20m, teen babysitters less common because parents don't trust them, old woman on quest to go to all continents, water cars, man stayed at hotel for 80 nights and refuses to pay at the end, and more!

*Hey google play "Total Eclipse Of The Heart" by Bonnie Tyler*It's been a while since I've done an astro episode so it's about time! What better time than when the solar eclipse is at our doorstep and Mercury Retrograde is wreaking havoc on us all. Oh, also it's Aries season so if you've been waking up and choosing violence everyday, this explains it all.In this episode I talk about some of my funny (not so funny in the moment though) Mercury Retrograde mishaps + how to use this upcoming solar eclipse to your advantage. I talk about a few resources in the episode as well so here they are! Susan Miller's How-To Guide To EclipsesSusan Miller's Everything You Need To Know About Mercury RetrogradeThe Only Astrology Book You'll Ever NeedIf you're feeling a wee bit lost, make sure you check out EP 7: Astrology 101. I break down the basics of astrology for all you beginners and why it helps me understand the world around me. Want more Honey Lemon?Follow us on IG @thehoneylemonpodThis podcasts features music created by Mod8rn Sounds.Don't forget to rate, review, subscribe and do all those lovely wonderful things if you want to support the pod and support me!

Andreas hat sich durch Schneewehen bis zum Haus der Sängerin Lena Mahrt gekämpft, um mit ihr ein Gespräch über ihre vielen Fährigkeiten zu führen.

JOB FOR A COWBOY frontman Jonny Davy and EXIT EDEN co-vocalist Anna Brunner join us for this week's edition of The Loaded Radio Podcast This week on the Loaded Radio Podcast Scott Penfold sits down first with JOB FOR A COWBOY vocalist Jonny Davy to discuss the death metal outfit's latest album "Moon Healer". “Moon Healer” is set for release on February 23rd via Metal Blade Records. The release marks JOB FOR A COWBOY‘s first new full-length in a decade! “Moon Healer” is a vivid illustration of what happens when creativity, aggression, and volatility tangle for the first time in years. Like the band's critically adored, 2014-released “Sun Eater” offering, “Moon Healer” is musically multifaceted, unabashedly brutal, and compellingly conceptual. Featuring a newly refreshed and reinspired lineup of frontman and co-founder Jonny Davy, guitarists Tony Sannicandro and Al Glassman, bassist Nick Schendzielos, and drummer (since 2020) Navene Koperweis, the band seamlessly picks up the mantle where JOB FOR A COWBOY‘s “Sun Eater” left off. Compared to past offerings, “Moon Healer” is as bone-crushing as JOB FOR A COWBOY has ever been. But it's more consistent and conceptual, composed with the utmost enthusiasm and confidence. “The evolution of our sound has become a big part of the band,” Davy says. “As we mature as musicians, our tastes and interests naturally expand. With age comes more experience and ideas that we wouldn't have considered in our earlier years.” “Moon Healer” was produced by Jason Suecof (DEATH ANGEL, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, DEICIDE) at his Audiohammer Studios and is the first JOB FOR A COWBOY album to feature session drummer Navene Koperweis (ex-Animosity). Davy previously worked with Koperweis in the progressive death metal side project FLESHWROUGHT, which released Dementia/Dyslexia through Metal Blade in 2010. Koperweis also worked as a session drummer for MACHINE HEAD and WHITECHAPEL and is currently in the band ENTHEOS, whose third full-length came out on Metal Blade in March 2023. In the second portion of the podcast, Scott sits down with Anna Brunner from EXIT EDEN. Symphonic metal unit EXIT EDEN, consisting of Clémentine Delauney (VISIONS OF ATLANTIS), Anna Brunner (LEAGUE OF DISTORTION) and Marina La Torraca (PHANTOM ELITE) recently released their second album, “Femmes Fatales” via Napalm Records. “Femmes Fatales” includes 12 songs in total — half covers, half original compositions. EXIT EDEN‘s new release follows the band's debut, 2017's “Rhapsodies In Black”, which garnered millions of video views (12 million on EXIT EDEN‘s cover of Bonnie Tyler‘s “Total Eclipse Of The Heart” alone). Previous singles from “Femmes Fatales”, “Run!” (featuring ex-NIGHTWISH bassist/vocalist Marko Hietala) and “Separate Ways” (JOURNEY cover) have already surpassed a million views since their respective releases in October and December 2023. Now performing as a trio, EXIT EDEN‘s new full-length follows the path of its predecessor, as it contains six cover versions of famous cross-generational super-hits, but this time also shines by offering six original compositions. With one exception (“Dying In My Dreams”, co-written by Marina La Torraca),the remaining five original songs were brought to life by Brunner and Hannes Braun (KISSIN' DYNAMITE),who is also responsible for recording, production and mixing, whereas the album was mastered by Jacob Hansen (DELAIN, AMARANTHE, VOLBEAT, DESTRUCTION and many more). Self-confidently leading straight into the tempting world of EXIT EDEN, opening “Femme Fatale”, “Buried In The Past” and “Hold Back Your Fear” conjure a mystical atmosphere with strings and orchestral elements, topped by complementary vocals uniting the sonic diversity of the all-femme trio. “Dying In My Dreams” and album closing “Elysium” set the tone as captivating mid-tempo tracks with intense choruses that speak straight to the heart.

TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART? - What we learned in ECLIPSE SEASON 2023 | Kindred Spirits 002

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 984, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: The Heart Of Rock And Roll. With Heart in quotes 1: Blondie topped the charts with this song. "Heart Of Glass". 2: "Don't you mess around" with this, Pat Benatar's first hit. "Heartbreaker". 3: Adam Levine and Gym Class Heroes duetted on this 2011 No. 1; they must've sung into separate microphones. "Stereo Hearts". 4: In the title of a No. 1 hit, Bonnie Tyler suffered from this astronomical problem. "Total Eclipse Of The Heart". 5: "Hey! Wait! I got a new complaint" about this Nirvana song--there's no candy inside!. "Heart-Shaped Box". Round 2. Category: Questionable Dates Of Birth 1: Born in 1927, late congressman Joe Moakley was among many who lied about their ages to do this. enlist in the military. 2: At one point this actress and future first lady took 2 years off her age. Nancy Reagan. 3: In 2001 a Bronx team was stripped of its third-place finish in this event for using an overage pitcher. Little League World Series. 4: A 32-year-old actress pretending to be 19 got a job writing for this WB TV show about a college girl. Felicity. 5: Research found Aug. 4, 2001 to be Louis Armstrong's centennial, though he said he was born on this big day in 1900. Independence Day/Fourth of July. Round 3. Category: Feathered Friends 1: Almost 30% of the world's endangered bird species are on this island state. Hawaii. 2: The males of these largest flightless birds have black and white plumage; the females are brownish. an ostrich. 3: The pelican is distinguished by a long bill with a deep one of these hanging from the underside. a pouch. 4: This popular cage bird whose name starts with "bull" can learn simple tunes. a finch (bullfinch). 5: Some think this proud bird's feathers are unlucky because the spots on them resemble an evil eye. a peacock. Round 4. Category: Tech Company Names 1: Groupon cofounder Andrew Mason explained, "It's short for" these 2 words. group and coupon. 2: This web-based e-mail service got its name by adding some vowels to "HTML". Hotmail. 3: A vendor for this Neil Clark Warren website suggested its name, reflecting its users' search online for compatibility. eHarmony. 4: The "PE" at the end of this service around since 2003 stands for peer-to-peer. Skype. 5: It got its name by removing the first 3 letters from the name of the horse that Bellerophon tried to fly to heaven. Asus. Round 5. Category: That'S Just Nuts! 1: Mount Olympus was said to have many trees bearing this nut; no word if the gods had them "roasting on an open fire". chestnuts. 2: When shaken, the kernel of this 5-letter nut of the walnut family should not rattle but should go into a delicious pie. pecan. 3: Hawaii is the USA's largest exporter of these nuts native to Australia and crazy high in fat content. macadamias. 4: This kidney-shaped nut grows out from the bottom of the same-named apple...gesundheit!. cashew. 5: Cultivated in California and Iran, it has a hard, tan shell, enclosing a pale, green nut. pistachios. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia! Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/

Town Square with Ernie Manouse airs at 3 p.m. CT. Tune in on 88.7FM, listen online or subscribe to the podcast. Join the discussion at 888-486-9677, questions@townsquaretalk.org or @townsquaretalk. First, we are joined by seven-time Grammy Award-winning husband and wife duo Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr., who join us to discuss their music careers, the secret to their lasting 53-year marriage, and their upcoming Juneteenth celebration performance. Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr.'s Juneteenth celebration performance will be June 17, 2023, at The Grand 1894 Opera House in Galveston at 8:00 p.m. For more information, click here. Then, we're joined by “America's foremost chart journalist” Fred Bronson, who joins us to discuss the biggest summer hits of all time, what makes a summer hit endure, and the 40th anniversary of Bonnie Tyler's Total Eclipse of the Heart. Also, Bronson shares highlights from his career as a Billboard journalist, such as covering the Eurovision Song Contest many times, his work with the multi-venue benefit concert Live Aid, as well as many other writing credits. To listen to Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler, click here.  To listen to Aguas de Março by Elis Regina & Tom Jobim, click here. To listen to La Plage de Saint-Tropez by Army of Lovers, click here.  To listen to Summer in the City by The Lovin' Spoonful, click here. To listen to Just a Girl by No Doubt, click here.  Guests: Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr. 7-Time Grammy Award-winning Duo “The Power First Couple of Pop & Soul” Co-Founders & Lead Singers Of The 5th Dimension Fred Bronson Billboard Journalist “America's Foremost Chart Journalist” Author of Books Related to the #1 Songs on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart Town Square with Ernie Manouse is a gathering space for the community to come together and discuss the day's most important and pressing issues. We also offer a free podcast here, on iTunes, and other apps

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Listen to us talk about St Patrick's Day, our Scotland trip, parental questions, annoying pets, Total Eclipse of the Heart, March Madness, gambling wins and losses, cooking steak, Colby's shirt, Mandalorian season 3, and irp. Starring David Parker, Landon Browning, Mick Parker, and Colby Chapman. Recorded March 18th, 2023.

We have done it, folks. ATTT has completed our extended journey into the magical Land Of Steinman and we came away with a new appreciation for songs about teenage lust, motorcycles and romance combined with a one-of-a-kind epicness that can only come from our man of the hour, Jim Steinman. In Part 2, picks 5-1 are revealed and we add the requisite amount of Meat, along with some deep cuts and appearances by artists you may not expect. Our good friend Josh Burnell is back to help wrap up our journey into the musical mind of the late great Jim Steinman. By popular demand here's the Top Ten Jim Steinman Songs Spotify playlist, with bumper songs included.https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5WR2LHLozwT8u9a3H3469b?si=bc5eacdf64854829We're having a killer time over in the land of ATTT Patreon! Right now the fine folks over there are feasting on monthly bonus episodes, including April's episode Top Ten Album Trilogies, and they're also getting ready for May's episode - Top Ten Songs About War. Get access to these and every other episode we've done over there by joining for $2 a month. https://www.patreon.com/alltimetoptenThe ATTT1000 playlist is growing weekly, and can be enjoyed on YouTube and Spotify:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2Sj57_93sSc5g3NUhDTwU-_JBMJg385Ghttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/1dmYMmJDAAK1B6CxS9msYO?si=2d25f44bbac94b76

Liz Zagone, Aisha Alfa, Mike Carrozza, and Paul Danke join Brido on the panel.  Even more George Santos. Plus 1983.  Video and extras are at www.patreon.com/brido. 

Are Dragons Sound roarsome? Or will Bonnie Tyler eclipse your heart? Feat Super Marcey of The Super NetworkTHE SONGSSong 1 - ‘Friends' by Dragon SoundApple Music - apple.co/331hhmYSpotify - spoti.fi/3LeNKYkYoutube - youtu.be/oVtyOwcQo-wSong 2 - 'A Total Eclipse Of The Heart' by Bonnie TylerApple Music - apple.co/3gq7VEqSpotify - spoti.fi/34xNjaFYoutube - youtu.be/lcOxhH8N3BoTHE GUESTWhen not recording podcasts, Super Marcey is watching films in preparation for recording podcasts! Creative Queen of the The Super Network and The After Dark Podcast Network.Listen / Follow:Twitter - twitter.com/supermarceyTwitter - twitter.com/SM_SuperNetworkWeb - supermarcey.comSONG CREDITS‘Friends' written by Dragon Sound. From the album ‘Miami Connection OST'. Copyright 1987 Enjoy The Ride Records.‘A Total Eclipse Of The Heart' written by Jim Steinman. From the album ‘Faster Than The Speed Of Night'. Copyright 1983 Columbia Records. 

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Grammy nominated singer Bonnie Tyler whose career spans five decades talks to Colin Murray about her life including how Tina Turner helped her regain her confidence, what she thought when she first heard Total Eclipse Of The Heart and becoming a hit on TikTok. Midnight Meets is part of Colin Murray's BBC Radio 5 Live show which is on Monday to Thursday, 10.30pm to 1am – or available whenever you want via the BBC Sounds app.

Mit der Single „Total Eclipse Of The Heart“ feierte die walisische Sängerin Bonnie Tyler 1983 ihren größten Chart-Erfolg, hatte dabei aber auch ein wenig Glück. Denn der Komponist Jim Steinman, der eigentlich die Hits für Meat Loaf schrieb, war gerade mit dem Rock-Sänger verkracht. Als Bonnie Tyler anfragte, bekam sie Jim Steinmans fertiges Stück „Total Eclipse Of The Heart“, eine opulente Rock-Hymne. Bonnie Tyler war gleich begeistert und der Song passte perfekt zu ihrem rauchigen Gesang.   

Remfry and Steve start this week's show on a sombre note as we pay tribute to Jim Steinman, the colourful composer behind hits like Bat Out Of Hell and Total Eclipse Of The Heart, who passed away earlier this week from kidney failure after being ill for some time. In other news, the internet has been a-buzz with hype after Mudvayne announced they are set to return to US festivals to play their first shows since their hiatus in 2010. Exciting news for sure, but maybe not quite as exciting as many people seem to be making out.  Albums reviewed this week are Sweep It Into Space by Dinosaur Jr. (24:30) Californian Soil by London Grammar (44:06) Vital by Big I Brave (1:05:18) and Intermission by Assertion (1:17:10) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Listen to the full episode at www.patreon.com/scarymoviepod Let us PREY (finally)! I'm fuckin' psyched that we are finally reviewing this film and I already want to watch it again. I'm not going to spoil the episode, so just go listen to it

Para entender como a Música Pop se mantém relevante mesmo com, pelo menos, 70 anos de história, esta edição do Universitária Especial faz uma turnê pela linha do tempo desse gênero musical. O programa apesenta as origens do Pop e explica o papel que o Rock e a gravadora Motown desempenharam nesse processo, sem esquecer da importância de fenômenos como a Disco Music, Madonna e Michael Jackson, Boy bands e Girl groups, MTV e YouTube, e a digitalização do mercado por meio dos serviços de streaming. MÚSICAS > “Thriller”, por Michael Jackson > “Jailhouse Rock”, por Elvis Presley > “Twist And Shout”, por The Beatles > “Dancing Queen”, por ABBA > “Stayin' Alive”, por Bee Gees > “I Will Survive”, por Gloria Gaynor > “You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)”, por Sylvester > “Last Dance”, por Donna Summer > “Total Eclipse Of The Heart”, por Bonnie Tyler > “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)”, por Eurythmics > “Girls Just Want To Have Fun”, por Cyndi Lauper > “I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)”, por Whitney Houston > “I'm Still Standing”, por Elton John > “Under Pressure”, por Queen e David Bowie > “Purple Rain”, por Prince > “Like A Virgin”, por Madonna > “Billie Jean”, por Michael Jackson > “Like A Prayer”, por Madonna > “...Baby One More Time”, por Britney Spears > “SexyBack”, por Justin Timberlake feat. Timbaland > “Treasure”, por Bruno Mars > “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)”, por Beyoncé > “Bad Romance”, por Lady Gaga > “I Want It That Way”, por Backstreet Boys > “Wannabe”, por Spice Girls > “Bye Bye Bye”, por *NSYNC > “Everybody Get Up”, por Five > “Shout Out to My Ex”, por Little Mix > “What Makes You Beautiful”, por One Direction > “작은 것들을 위한 시 (Boy With Luv)”, por BTS feat. Halsey > “Work”, por Rihanna feat. Drake > “Dancing On My Own”, por Robyn > “Despacito”, por Luis Fonsi feat. Daddy Yankee > “Dog Days Are Over”, por Florence and the Machine > “7 Rings”, por Ariana Grande > “Sour Candy”, por Lady Gaga e Blackpink > “Formation”, por Beyoncé > “Believe”, por Cher FICHA TÉCNICA > Produção, Roteiro e Apresentação: Gambit Cavalcante e Mateus Brisa > Orientação: Carolina Areal, Fabrício Girão e Igor Vieira > Edição: Igor Vieira > Coordenação Geral da Rádio Universitária FM: Prof. Nonato Lima > Realização: Rádio Universitária FM 107,9 (Emissora da Fundação Cearense de Pesquisa e Cultura/Universidade Federal do Ceará)

Continuing on with Pride Anthems into July 2020, this 5th edition is a step up in pace and intensity. I miss the older style of remixes which would let each song take you on a journey. Today an 'extended club mix' barely clocks in at 4 minutes. This set reverts back to the old style with 10 killer classic tracks all in their full, extended glory. Kicking off the set is Lonnie Gordon's classic "No Regrets" given an uplifting mix by Marco Gee. The original "On The Bible" by Deuce is remade by Northernbeat and Almighty turn in a power house remix of X-Tina's "The Voice Within". 7th Heaven weigh in with 2 mixes for Kelly Clarkson and Loreen. Nicki French's cover of "Total Eclipse Of the Heart" was as popular as the Bonnie Tyler original. Wayne G. takes Anastacia's "I'm Outta Love" in a new direction as does Chris Cox on Rihanna's "S.O.S".. The set closes with Becky Baeling's epic "If You Love Me" which I'm sure you'll remember when you hear it. Uplifting and inspiring is all you need to know about Pride Anthems 5. Enjoy Anthony 1/ "NO REGRETS" (Marco Gee's Vauxhall Village Club Mix) - QUARTZLOCK ft. LONNIE GORDON 2/ "ON THE BIBLE" (James St James Remix) - NORTHERNBEAT vs. KLUBKIDZ 3/ "THE VOICE WITHIN" (Almighty Club Mix) - CHRISTINA AGUILERA 4/ "INVINCIBLE" (7th Heaven Remix) - KELLY CLARKSON 5/ "EUPHORIA" (7th Heaven Club Mix) - LOREEN 6/ "TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART" (Shanghai Surprise Remix) - NICKI FRENCH 7/ "I'M OUTTA LOVE" (Wayne G. Club Mix) - ANASTACIA 8/ "EVERYTIME" (Valentin Reconstruction Club Mix) - BRITNEY SPEARS 9/ "S.O.S" (Chris Cox Club Mix) - RIHANNA 10/ "IF YOU LOVE ME" (Tony Moran & Mac Quayle Adventure Club Mix) - BECKY BAELING

Are you experiencing a Total Eclipse Of The Heart?  Let God Remind you of WHO you are.  Lots of calls.  Patrice, Keith and Anne check in with an encouraging word or two or three!  Bob joins Robby live in studio too.

NOTHING BUT BANGERS!! Kevin & Jenna answer listener questions and share BTS on Run Joey Run - Ice Ice Baby - U Can't Touch This - Total Eclipse of the Heart - & Olivia Newton John's Physical!! Maintain your health goals with Care/Of! For 50% off your first Care/of order - go to www.TakeCareOf.com and enter code sh owmance50! Stay hydrated with LIQUID IV! Get 25% off when you go to www.liquid-iv.com and use code SHOWMANCE at checkout! Download Best Fiends FREE on the Apple App Store or Google Play! Get a quote online at www.Progressive.com in as little as 5 minutes and see how much you could be saving!

Não é um episódio sobre a Bonnie Tyler. Apesar de ser uma ótima cantora a história dela fica aquém de seu maior sucesso que é Total Eclipse Of The Heart, um verdadeiro hino sobre corações partidos. Ou não? Videoclipe non-sense de Total Eclipse Of The Heart: [link] Videoclipe literal de Total Eclipse Of The Heart: … Continue lendo "BM #130 – Total Eclipse Of The Heart"

Happy 2-year anniversary!!! Concluding our 3-part series, Steinmania, we tackle what might be the most insane Jim Steinman song yet. Well, it's certainly the most insane video. Bonnie Tyler teamed up with Jim Steinman to deliver a powerhouse ballad. Tyler's distinctive vocals and Steinman's theatrical songwriting soared to the top of the charts and is still a much beloved song. There's a LOT of aggressive fingering and fisting in this episode... which Katie does not care for. Also, vampires... somehow there are vampires. Go watch the video, what are you doing with your life. #Steinmania

Episode #17 Total Eclipse Of The Heart by Garbled Podcast

 People are sensitive animals and it doesn’t take much to bring a knee-jerk, often irrational, response when things happen that we consider out-of-the-norm. Newton’s Law states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite thing that happens to stuff. The measure of control we have over our reactions will separate us into three categories, which I’ll rank from best to worst:   1. Wise Souls - Slow to react and willing to think things through so as to get the best, most righteous outcome from a situation. 2. Average People - The category most of us fall into. Quick to spit the first thought out of our mouths, regardless of how hurtful and inaccurate it is. 3. Liquored Up Howler Monkeys    No one wants to be number three, but I’m seen them. It’s always been that way, but the internet has changed things. It’s given everybody a platform and that’s not necessarily a good thing. The first two stories in this episode deal with the new age of communication, while the last one will tackle a touchy one that calls back to the Days of Good Ol’. So settle in for the next twenty minutes or so because I’m Michael Blackston and you’re about to get my thoughts on some things that have crossed the path of my Funny, Messy Life. _____________________  Like most people I know, I’ve become a slave to something that didn’t exist when I was growing up, but is now arguably the biggest influence in the lives of anybody who has access to a computer or smartphone. I’m talking about Social Media. I’m talking about the need to “check my alerts” and see how many “likes” I got for posting the hairball my cat coughed up. Social media has penetrated not just into what we see, but how we react to almost everything. Now, don’t get me wrong - I LOVE social media. I just think we need to be careful with it and to make my point, I’d like to tell you all about how ...   Facebook Killed Toilet Paper  I know people who blame social media, and especially Facebook, for everything that’s wrong with the world. It’s as if they believe the universe was morally perfect until the internet swept in and “tweeting” became something people did more than birds. But social media allows people like me to practice a craft that wasn’t available before. I get to write stuff and send it out to as many people as will read it. I get to record my thoughts and send my voice around the world in a podcast to as many as will listen. And I think both of those people appreciate my insights.  I do have to concede, however, that the influence of Facebook hasn’t been without its problems for me. No, I don’t blame it for break ups and divorces. People will use any tool that’s handy to do stupid stuff that gets them in trouble. It’s not the fault of a soul-lacking computer application that some folks frantically re-post articles from The Onion or the Babylon Bee because they didn’t bother to check and make sure it wasn’t a spoof. And don’t shake your finger at Facebook just because you’re going to hell for not sharing a meme that’s proof of your love for Jesus.  Unfortunately, even I’m not immune to letting things I see on social get to me needlessly. There’s something right now that haunts me and I believe it directly points to Facebook as the source.  I’m afraid of toilet paper.  Whoa, there, now! I didn’t say I wouldn’t use it, but still. Laugh if you want to, but consider this the next time you’re sitting there with your pants down.  There just might be spiders in that roll of cushiony softness you intend to use during the closing ceremonies.  I happened to have come to that part of the festivities and was ready to take the final measures, if you will, complete with fireworks where the Mexican team had gotten the best of me, if you know what I mean. The toilet roll at this place was not fixed to the holder, but free standing on a shelf beside me. As I went to take it up and put it to its rightful duty, (ha ha ... duty), I realized that if I was gonna pick it up, I’d be putting my fingers into the dark cardboard tube without caution. I remembered a photo I’d seen on my news feed and pulled my hand back as if I were playing that slappy-hands game we used to play with our friends.  The photo I’d seen on Facebook? A Black Widow spider hiding under the top fold of a roll of toilet paper.  I cautiously picked up the loose roll from the shelf and examined the hollow tube, then carefully unrolled the amount I needed like I was about to trip a mine.  I was perfectly in my right mind to be so careful. Had I not, I could have wound up on an emergency room table with a big, swollen spider bite on … my … you get the picture.  Unfortunately, I don’t think I’ll ever be able to perform that delicate procedure, or any procedure involving unrolling a tube of paper without expecting a jump-scare from some angry killer beast. In fact, Merry Christmas to my peeps. You can expect your gifts wrapped in a plastic Walmart bag. I’m normally not the excitable sort when it comes to this type of thing, opting for logic over fantasy. But I see this as a reasonable threat along with several other possible situations a person could find themselves in when the horror becomes very, very real. Try these on for size and see if you don’t end up checking things out a little more carefully.  Scorpions in your pillowcase – I figured I’d start with my number one phobia to get it out of the way. Once I thought there might be spiders in my toilet paper, the next step seemed to be to consider that there might be scorpions in my pillowcase. I like to fold my arm and rest my hand under my head at night, placing said hand inside the pillowcase. Now I’ll imagine that as soon as I do there will be a series of stings that’ll send me through the roof and little cries of laughter from the evil little things.  Chiggers in your underwear drawer – If you’ve ever had the unfortunate experience of dealing with an infestation of chiggers, then you know the misery the invisible little demons can bring. If you’ve ever had them in the vicinity if your unmentionables, you know it’s itchy and excruciating. People think you’ve been places and done things you couldn’t tell your preacher about. You feel like a human lottery scratch off ticket. Every time I’ve gotten them, it seems like they've gone straight for that area of my body and so I have to figure they’re attracted to my underpants somehow. What would be stopping them from finding their own Eden in my underwear drawer? Who’s to say they haven’t found it already?  Jehovah’s Witnesses hiding in your car – That feeling you get when you hear the bell and open the front door without checking to see if it might be Jehovah’s Witnesses, then finding out that it is, in fact, Jehovah’s Witnesses, is made ten times more horrible when you think they might have found a way into your car in the middle of the night. I’ve recently heard reports of them upping their game and approaching people at gas pumps. It’s only natural to assume that the next evolution in their strategy is to infiltrate your car. You’ll get in tomorrow morning, start your engine, put on your seatbelt, adjust your mirror, and SMACK! You’re staring down the latest issue of The Watchtower before you can say, “Go away, my unmentionable parts are itching and I can't scratch them because of the scorpion stings on my fingers!”  Miley Cyrus under your bed – If you think you hear something strange going on under there, something that sounds like a wrecking ball accompanied by, strangely enough, a decent singing voice, it could be Miley Cyrus. She’s probably naked and sticking her tongue out like some even more deranged version of Gene Simmons. If you look, you’ll never be able to un-see it, so don’t say I didn’t warn you. There haven’t been any certified sightings of naked Miley Cyrus riding a wrecking ball under beds, but I wouldn’t take any chances. I’ll add that she seems to have toned down, so the chances of finding her under your bed are at best, minimal. But still ...  Soccer on your TV – This would do me in. I’ve changed the channel from time to time and seen glimpses of it, but thank The Lord, I was able to pass by quickly enough for it to do no harm. It’s okay if you like soccer. I respect that. I live close to Atlanta and the United have set the town ablaze with excitement. But I like snakes. If I found a snake in my toilet paper roll, I’d likely name it "Slippy" and put it on my head. For me, soccer is one of those things I simply cannot abide. Forgive me if you disagree. It’s just that I would rather sit in my car wearing chigger infested underwear with scorpions coming out of the seat covers, wearing a snake hat and unrolling a tube of spider filled toilet paper while listening to Jehovah’s Witnesses as naked Miley Cyrus riding a wrecking ball came barreling toward me, than to watch soccer.  I’m paranoid, thanks to Facebook and that dang spider. Whoever posted that photo, hear this … I’m sufficiently perturbed.  I hope when you go to the bathroom tonight, you hear something go bump. And I hope you think of that spider as you unroll what should have been soft, cottony bliss. I can’t tell you how much I wish to know you put on socks that slugs have made squishy little homes in and how I would cheer to know that every time you see a rerun of Hannah Montana, your eyes involuntarily cut to the darkness under your bed.  I’m not vindictive, naturally, and I don’t blame social media for everything that’s wrong with the world. People’s choices are the problem. So I suppose that in the end, I’ve got no choice but to blame mankind for killing toilet paper.  I wonder what's next. Maybe someone will post a photo of a kitten and everything will get back to normal. ____________________  While I don’t agree that social media is at the root of all the world’s problems, that doesn’t mean I don’t think it has some blame to take for the negative way we behave. There was a time when, if I had a beef with someone, - say a restaurant that served me bad beef - I would have charged to the front desk and asked to see the manager. But now it’s easier to just blast them in a quick tweet. We hide behind our screens and that anonymity has given us false bravery. It used to be “liquid courage” that provoked people to publicly act like what my good friend Melvin from Alabama calls, MOW-RONS. Now it’s “Screen Guts” that make us say whatever comes to mind without either a filter, nor any sense of what consequences are gonna bite us in the butts for it. That’s why I urge us all - please for the love of all that is pure and holy -   Think Before You Post  The “Post” or “Send” feature is a dangerous thing that should be handled with caution. We ought to fear it the way we used to fear THE BUTTON they told us the president had his finger on. We thought we were always one “Ahh-CHOO!” away from World War Three. We should be that concerned about the post and send options. The decision to send out our every thought to the world, is something that ought to be thunk and re-thunk, then placed on the back burner for a couple of days, prayed over, reviewed by an “accountability partner”, then re-thunk again. Yes, grammar Nazis, I meant “thunk”, although it’s not a real word in your world. In my world there are unicorns that lay sparkly magic eggs and people have often “thunk” things. President Donald Trump and his Twitter account are a really good example. In fact, stick around to the end of the episode because I think I’ll compose him a letter about it.  I'm not without blame, either. The decision to post without using some sort of filter between my head and fingers has happened a few times and especially late at night when there aren’t that many people online and it’s safe and I’m jitter-emotional because I forgot to ask for those five cups of coffee I just drank in decaf form. And I’ve seen a few posts from other people that seem to scream from between the lines, “I didn’t think this through before I hit send!”  Part of me is saddened by this element of our culture and part of me dances a little leprechaun jig in the middle of the kitchen table, complete with a green top hat and black shoes with big ol’ buckles, at the notion that I’m not the only one. I feel self-righteous when I’m in the saddened-by-it zone, often shaking my head under my top hat, which makes the four leaf clover sticking out from the band wave somberly from side to side, and doing that “tsk, tsk” sound with my mouth. It’s in those times that I feel sorry for friends and relatives I see who obviously need prayer and intercession from the Lord after such a post.  But then someone mentions something I don’t particularly agree with and because there’s been a perfect storm of irritants - an athlete from my favorite team has been benched because he stole a moped and then got a DUI on said moped on his way to a dog fight while in possession of illegal imported Tupperware ... or maybe we’ve just run out of Lucky Charms - I lose all control and erupt in a rant my mother could not possibly be proud of. After all, half a game is waaaay too harsh a punishment for the moped thing, in my opinion.  An example of an un-thunk post might be something along the lines of:  “How stupid is the NCAA? Footballer McAwesomesauce stole that moped to get to the dogfight because he was trying to win money to send home to his mom. He wouldn’t be having to provide illegal Tupperware for her if they’d give her something to hold the crack pipe she carved out of soap at the prison she’s in for burning those orphans’ plush toys. Idiots! A player from Southern Cal got caught trying to sell origami shaped like private parts to a cop and he only had to sit out the National Anthem. Stupid NCAA! May the fleas of a thousand camels infest their toilet seats!”  Now, I could avoid an embarrassing post like that if I made sure to always have a fresh box of delicious toasted cereal with marshmallows shaped like stuff in the cupboard. But I can also make sure I don’t speak those innermost areas of my mind in a public forum by thinking it through first. There’re times when I do wish a flea infestation on the NCAA. I can’t stand a lot of the nonsense that comes out of the NCAA. But it’s not their fault players often get involved in the sordid and dark world of illegal Tupperware and pornigami. And they have rules in place to punish those law breakers that have to be followed.  Unfortunately, unfiltered posts aren’t the only cesspools of smelly goo that fill the noses of our social media. There are trends that show up as well, causing no end to the agony.  At the risk of being the post police, I have to say I get tired of things that show up over and over again. I’m not talking about something going viral; the posts people share so that others can enjoy a piece about a cause that needs support or a new recipe for making cheese cake out of old shipping pallets. What I’m talking about are cutesy-pootsy things that get real old real fast. There was once a stick figure named Bob and everybody made their own “Be like Bob” post. I had nothing against “Bob”. It was cutesy-pootsy and I see why people thought it was adorable and wanted to get in on the action. But when something like that becomes popular, all of a sudden there’s one every other feed that comes across your timeline. It’s not to insult anyone that this particular post fad is in my cross hairs. A bunch of my friends participated and I know why. It gives their voice a little something different. And as I mentioned, I liked the first couple of them ... the first couple.  “Look. It’s a stick man with something clever written beside it. Hahahaha. What a neat little meme. His name is Bob and he is a clever stick man.”  I scroll down to the next post.  “Ah, I see there’s a need to remember to bring in our pets tonight as it will be quite cold.”  I click “like” on the cold pets post because I don’t want pets to be cold either and scroll down to the next one.  “Oh! It’s another Bob the stick man post. Wow, Bob’s popular. This one’s from my cousin. Bob is a funny, funny stick man and apparently has much to say.”  I keep scrolling.  “Hey now! My aunt has posted that I’ll be turning my back on Jesus and thus dooming my soul to hell if I don’t type “Amen” and share this delightful picture of what could either be a hooded figure in the clouds or a funky shaped cloud.” (I do not type “Amen” nor do I share it because I know that a Facebook post doesn’t carry the power of salvation and eternity and I have so very much I could say from a certain soapbox about that kind of thing, but I scroll again.)  “Holy underpants, it’s Bob the stick man again! Okay, Bob. That’s enough now. I need kindling and your little stick body is starting to look like firewood.”  Scroll  “GAAAAHHHH - BOB! I WILL NOT BE LIKE YOU! I WILL KILL YOU, BOB! I WILL KILL YOU!”  It’s not Bob’s fault and it’s not the fault of the people who give him a voice. Everyone wants to be seen and heard and there’s nothing wrong with that.  My only plea is that we, as a culture, make good decisions when it comes times to post. Many, MANY times, things that we’d like to be seen should not be seen and things that we’d like to be heard should not be heard. All it takes is thinking it through first and maybe asking your grandma or someone that looks like they might have some sense if they approve before you hit the send option. That way people who also have no filter function from their mind to their reflexes might not throw bowls of cereal against the wall when Bob has gone too far.  I do hope those yellow moons and purple horseshoes will come unstuck from the sheet rock. _________________  Not only do people want to have their voices heard, they want affirmation that they’ve done a good job. Remember when you were a child and you got praised for something you did well? That never goes away. Maybe it’s because I’m used to audience applause and therefore prefer a face-to-face encounter that the following story about one of our gift giving traditions rubbed a couple of people the wrong way when I first posted it. Let’s see how you handle it when I tell you ...   Why I Hate Thank You Notes  *The following is intended to make you laugh and possibly to help you see my point, but mostly to make you laugh, so let's be adults about this. If you disagree and want to give me what fer, send your correspondence to: MJ Blackston - 987 Your Upper Lip Lane - Fannywave, USA  You may proceed ...    When my wife and I got married, we did a lot of things right with the wedding and all the normal accompanying ceremonies that surrounded it, i.e., showers, inclusion of both families in the planning and preparation, barn raising, Total Eclipse Of The Heart flashmob, etc. We also apparently did some things wrong. Looking back, I wouldn’t change a thing about the way we did it because we thought it was beautiful and after 20-plus years, somehow I think it stuck.  One of the things we did wrong was in the area of “Thank you” notes. Both of us, while raised knowing good manners and basic etiquette, lack education as what’s “proper” when it comes to things that are expected from high society folk like queens and presidents and hoity-toity great aunts you never talk to.  As it happened, we forgot to send out “Thank you” notes after the wedding and bridal shower. It had escaped both of us that we were supposed to. What now seems to be something even new-born babies and poo-throwing primates know, somehow slipped our notice. Our thinking was that our verbal, eye-to-eye, lips-to-ears, sincere “Thank you” to each and every person while actually attending these events should have been enough to satisfy the understanding that we were, in reality, thankful for the thoughts and gifts. It was news to us that the universal rule regarding appreciation plunged beyond the little white baby’s breath flowers that smell like someone peed themselves and the lace doilies, into the realm of righteous and un-moving ritual.  It wasn’t until several weeks later that we found out we had awakened the - (gasp) disdain - of a distant family member over not having sent a 3 x 5 printed card bought from a retail store, that said something to the effect of, “I know we said thank you before - at the shower - face to face - with a physical hug and tears in our eyes - but, because we have nothing better to do than figure out where to put eight toasters, three non-matching dish sets, and a velvet Elvis painting, we’ll send you this piece of paper to say, THANK YA AGAIN!”. We found out we were expected to send “Thank you” notes. And we were informed that it had come to the attention of some people that we had failed at this basic duty and would undoubtedly end up in divorce and/or with ugly children.  Since that incident, we’ve taken a solid stance on the issue, feeling that change is in order. I believe a special note of thanks sent to document your appreciation is truly warranted at times. And the more I think on it, I do see the beauty in it and have no problem if anyone wants to do it. It’s nice and it gives the gifter a memento. But to be expected to do so just because it’s always been that way and to be angry with me if I don’t, even after my thanks have personally been delivered from the mountaintop of my presence with you, makes you a bit of a bossy-pants.  And I don’t care for bossy. That’s why I started my own business; I’m the boss of me and sometimes I even get tired of hearing me boss myself.  As I’ve taken an introspective tour of this subject while looking at photos of my two gorgeous children and spitting mental raspberries at anyone who said our marriage wouldn’t last, I’ve realized what a terrible world we would live in if we were expected to send “Thank you” notes to punctuate our appreciation after every technical reason to. I know the world is terrible now, but think about it.  What if you had to send a “Thank you” note after every hair cut? It might read:  “Here’s a little note of thanks to let you know I feel … like in respect to cutting bangs, you have the sweetest ninja skills.” That might be from the perspective of a woman. From a man’s perspective to his barber, “Thanks again for shaving me; that wasn’t in the plan. But since you didn’t slice a vein, I’m quite the happy man!”  Maybe you should make nice by sending the trash guy a note every single week after he dumps your garbage into the big truck that comes by at 3 in the morning.  “Congratulations! Once again, you’ve cleared my household rank. I thank you, sir, for without thee, my kitchen sho would stank.”  Don’t ask why I’m making them rhyme.  This would be an annoying one to have to send:  “How lovely and serene I felt as I sat for three days in your office waiting to change the address on my driver’s license. Please be sure to relay my gratitude to the State for insisting that aside from my current license and proof of new address, I also bring along my marriage license, birth certificate, a photo of the doctor who delivered me, the tooth of a dragon, the peg leg of an old pirate, and one eye. Without you, I never would have remembered where I’d put those things.”  Whew! So, it doesn't have to rhyme.  It could get very difficult to put into practice if “Thank you” notes were expected to spew forth at every single pleasant interaction. Should we keep them in our cars and at the ready, folded into paper airplanes, so we can glide them out the window toward people who are merciful enough to let us merge into traffic in front of them? Does my head nod in your direction and the throwing up of a short hand wave not say enough about how thankful I am of your graciousness?  “Dear Doctor, This is just a little note of thanks to tell you how much I appreciate you cleaning up the bloody stump that was my foot before I accidentally put it in a running wood chipper. It reminds me of how grateful I was the time you dressed my eye socket when I accidentally poked it with a stick I was about to put in a wood chipper. You are the beez kneez. I look forward to my upcoming appointment when you’ll put that little glove on one of your fingers and root around up there.”  There are so many scenarios that I could go on all day and never make a dent. What irritated me so about the distant aunt that got upset about us not sending a “Thank you” note was that it was family. And not only that, but she gossiped about it instead of coming it to me personally. Strangers are one thing, but if family expected it every time they did something nice, it would be relentless. Those are the people you see most often.  “Dear Grandma, thanks for the chicken pot pie. You should know that although we love your cooking, we don’t expect you to go to so much trouble. After all, you’re in your 90’s. Let us help out with the cooking and you rest. By the way, do you think there’s a chance we might see a chocolate pie or peach cobbler in the near future?”  Or …  “Hey, Uncle Bernard! Thanks for asking me to pull your finger the other day. I was COMPLETELY caught off guard. You really got some volume happening down there. You should be proud. You should also probably check your pants.”  I know it’s all about etiquette. I know that back in the day, people were taught the “finer” things like how to walk with books on your head, that elbows somehow make a table dirty, and that a person’s actual verbal “Thank you” is just not good enough, by thunder in tarnation dad-gummit. But recently, as we all sat around the dinner table at my grandma’s house, my family made the decision to put an end to feeling obligated to buy birthday cards for the adults. So, if a simple “happy birthday” is enough to state my appreciation for the day you popped out and said, Howdy-doo, why is it necessary to send a small card after the fact that says precisely the same message I gave you to your face at the time the gesture on your part was made?  I guess I’m just not sophisticated enough to understand these things. I suppose logic has no place in reality. Just know that if I look you in the eye, shake your hand or offer a hug, and say the words, “Thank you so much for the gift, the thought, your company, the advice I didn’t ask for, etc.,” then I actually mean it.  If that offends you, I’m sorry. Let me know and if you give me your address, maybe I’ll consider sending you an “I’m sorry” note to back it up.  Nah, I’ll just throw one of my eight toasters at your house. __________________  There’s a part of me that feels like I’m gonna get some negative feedback over that last one. Probably because when I posted this article in a previous blog, I got some negative feedback from a few people who either didn’t read the disclaimer at the beginning or had no funny bone. If you’re insulted, I’ll remind you to note the disclaimer at the beginning of the story and initiate the button in your head marked “Sense Of Humor”. That’s a button it’s always okay to push. And I actually do send Thank You notes now, just so I don’t offend anyone.  I invite you to stick around for the following special letter to our POTUS.   Bonus: A letter to President Donald Trump Dear Sir POTUS, I feel the need to write this letter in the hopes that perhaps we as a country can take strides toward a better tomorrow; to Make America Great Again, as you say. I’m not sure if you’re aware of this, but there’s not much you do or say that doesn’t get scrutinized by the entire country - nay - the entire WORLD, and that makes it very important that you carefully craft every tiny thing that comes out of that combed-over head of yours. I believe that as a country and a united front, we as citizens, should support the office of the President and do our parts to help maintian the awesome sweetness of #Merica. In that light, I shall endeavor to make a few suggestions that you might put into action in order to get the support of those who would normally chastise you for having the audacity to take a breath. I’m talking about Hollywood, the news media, and hipsters who wear skinny jeans and say filthy words like “Organic”. 1. Stay off the Twitters. For that matter, social media is not your friend in any form. The responsibilities of the President of the United States are such that you have to make important, often unpopular decisions and say unpopular things. When you offer those things for every single humanoid with eyes and opposable thumbs to see and hear, you’re setting yourself up for disaster. And lets face it, you ain’t the best at figuring out the right stuff to say out loud. There are places for diplomacy and social media, sir, is one of those places. 2. If you MUST Tweet or Gram Instantly or Chat in a Snap, you should employ an Accountability Partner. The government pays extravagant amounts for the smallest items anyway. According to the guy from Taxi in the first Independence Day movie, hammers and toilet seats come at a premium in your world. So why not have a wise sage tag along at your every move? Someone like Franklin Graham, Dr. Phil or Nicholas Cage. You need to hand over the Book of Secrets to him anyway, so they can make the third National Treasure. 3. Make a bill that relieves Americans from being expected to write Thank You notes. I feel like these three items would help your approval ratings, especially the Thank You notes thing. I appreciate your consideration of these suggestions and look forward to their emplementation. And I invite you to subscribe to the Funny Messy Life podcast. In fact, a bill making it a law that everyone subscribe at www.funnymessy.com would make just as much sense as a law that fines people who can’t afford health insurance, wouldn’t it? Anyhoo ... thanks again. Sincerely, Michael Blackston #Merica #MakeMerica Great Again #DontForgetAboutThatSubscribeToMyPodcastLaw #DoIt  

Where God's grace meets your need.

Where God's grace meets your need.

Jodi has a 'Game of Thrones' surprise for everybody, but no spoilers! We promise. We test the "conspiracy" theory that our electronic devices are spying on us. And we've got the Family Friendly Box Office Review which includes James Bond like you've never seen him before.

All the latest entertainment news....and Bonnie Tyler is performing Total Eclipse Of The Heart..during the eclipse!

¿Sabes el nombre de esta gran artista?La creadora del mega hit: Total Eclipse Of The Heart...

¿Sabes el nombre de esta gran artista?La creadora del mega hit: Total Eclipse Of The Heart...

NEWS: (Democrats don't care about the debates according to Reuters http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/10/13/us-usa-election-debate-poll-idUSKCN0S72MW20151013 , Coastal cities are doomed do drown according to CBS, http://www.cbsnews.com/news/carbon-emissions-could-submerge-u-s-coastal-cities-under-water/ , Jupiter's Spot shrinkage is slowing, according to http://phys.org/news/2015-10-hubble-planetary-portrait-captures-jupiter.html, An Aunt sues her Nephew for Hugging her.) QUESTIONS FROM INTERNET - COMMENT TO TELL US YOUR ANSWERS, OR EMAIL a question to overthinktank@cmkstudios.com: (Is Shia Labeouf the Hottest man ALIVE? Can you have a platonic marriage? Is ignorance of the self a form of self neglect? Choose: Burgers, Pizza, or Hotdogs?) GETTING TO KNOW US: (What do you think about ghosts? Comment Bellow or email: overthinktank@cmkstudios.com) POSITIVE THING: (People want to see us succeed, because our failure is boring. We accomplish more when we don't care.) NEGATIVE THING: (Grammar Rant. "An Historic" and "A Yuman (Yuman Race)" and "Decimated." People DON'T want us to succeed, because our hard work and dreams are meaningless to most people.) LATEST MEDIA EXPERIENCE: (Bad music: "Total Eclipse of the Heart" Remix, Tom Clancy's "Rainbow Six" book.) UPDATES: (Website needs fixing, Problems with music Tech. Need more practice. Laughing fit.)

Episode 10 is here, you guys! IT'S A CELEBRATION! In this episode we discuss how there appears to be a certain group of people who feel as though they are being discriminated against because they can no longer discriminate against another certain group of people. Aaron discusses his fever dreams. Young Clooney vs. Old Clooney. MMMMmmmmm Henry Cavill. Christopher Columbus was a cunt. TRUCK NUTS!!!! Alaina seems to have a bee in her bonnet. Chuck breaks down the Roman Empire. Aaron brags about his prowess at the gentleman's game of volleyball. We pretty much sing the entirety of "Total Eclipse Of The Heart". Aaron Made Alaina pee her pants. The Subreddit of the week, The Period Report, AND SOOO MUCH MOOOORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Euphoria 2 picks up where the original Euphoria left off. This set is packed with classic high NRG anthems from the past such as "Everyday" by Kim English, "Anything For Love" by Reina & the timeless Hex Hector club mix of "Give Me Tonight" by Shannon. I came across a rare gem in the Matt Darey mix of "Heaven" by Kim Wilde. Barry Harris's awesome new mix of Bonnie Tyler's classic 80's hit "Total Eclipse Of The Heart" redefines the song as does Chris Cox's new mix of Amy Grant's "That's What Love Is For". Throw in Beyonce's disco infused "One Night Only" from the movie Dreamgirls & Kristine W's classic anthem "I'll Be Your Light" mixed by Tony Moran & you'll have all the Euphoria you need for a night. Enjoy Anthony 1/ "EVERYDAY" (HQ2 Club Mix) - KIM ENGLISH 2/ "TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART" (Barry Harris Xtra Drama Remix) - BONNIE TYLER 3/ "I WILL STAND" (Tony Moran & Warren Rigg Club Mix) - CLAUDJA BARRY 4/ "HEAVEN" (Matt Darey 12" Club Mix) - KIM WILDE 5/ "ANYTHING FOR LOVE" (Welcome Club Mix) - REINA 6/ "GIVE ME TONIGHT" (Hex Hector 2000 A.D. Club Mix) - SHANNON 7/ "ONE NIGHT ONLY" (Main Club Mix) - BEYONCE` 8/ "MOVE YOUR LOVE" (7th Heaven Remix) - DANCE NATION 9/ "I'LL BE YOUR LIGHT" (Tony Moran Remix) - KRISTINE W. 10/ "THAT'S WHAT LOVE IS FOR" (Chris Cox Club Mix) - AMY GRANT

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Vampire Diaries edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of CW's Vampire Diaries. In this show, host Jesse Janedy breaks down the episode in which Caroline talks Bonnie and Elena into attending a dance for broken-hearted students; Bonnie meets another student who seems to be dabbling in witchcraft; Stefan makes a disturbing discovery. There to help Jesse are co-hosts Roxy Striar, Paige Sullivan and Meagan Medick. It's Vampire Diaries' "Total Eclipse Of The Heart" podcast! Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more of your post-game wrap up shows for your favorite TV shows, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Vampire Diaries edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of CW's Vampire Diaries. In this show, host Jesse Janedy breaks down the episode in which Caroline talks Bonnie and Elena into attending a dance for broken-hearted students; Bonnie meets another student who seems to be dabbling in witchcraft; Stefan makes a disturbing discovery. There to help Jesse are co-hosts Roxy Striar, Paige Sullivan and Meagan Medick. It's Vampire Diaries' "Total Eclipse Of The Heart" podcast! Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more of your post-game wrap up shows for your favorite TV shows, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices