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Parody of Toto's "Africa". Dust from The Sahara Desert has made it to the U.S.

In episode fourteen we connect Toto's Africa (submitted by Gayle Zech) to Friends by Led Zeppelin (submitted by Chad Weil).  Follow the chain and see how our world of music is connected. If you enjoy this episode, please give us a like and share us with as many people as possible! It would be greatly appreciated...thanks for listening!!! Yours truly, Corey Nowlin

"Back From The Future Part Two" brings us back to Winn and his father's dark cloud over his son's life.  With Supergirl's help Winn finds the way to bring closure to his father's story and redeem the name of Toyman.  Also, Alex stumbles into Brainy's meddling into things at the DEO and the Luthor siblings move things more in their direction of non nocere and the defeat of Leviathan.  Or so they think...  This week we present a quatro of duo's...   Supergirl and Winn find Toyman's Closure It's karaoke night at Al's and Winn, who we learn is Computer Lad in the Legion, has put down 42 pot stickers already - hey, they don't have these in the 31st Century, don't hate - William comes through the door, because Kara couldn't not invite him after Game Night (duhhhhhhhhh).  They duo on the band Toto's "Africa," which hopefully shall never be spoken of again.  A 9-1-1 comes to Alex about a situation at the DEO so she, J'onn, and Winn go to check it out.  Leaving Kara and William.  Together.  (Insert head smack...here)  Winn comes running back calling for Super-Kara, "she's super," he says to William.  "Sure," is William's reply.  BWAH!  An emergency has come up with her DeeeeeeEeee Oooooold Grandmother and Alex needs her now.  Drones are wreaking havoc around the office and Brainy is already engaged in battle as the trio arrives and puts a stop to the drones' fun.  Brainy starts putting together that (back in Part One) Evil Winn put himself into the laptop that the DEO confiscated and now he's working his way into their system with the goal to get out into the world wide web and do some real damage.  It turns out that the code to accomplish all of this was written by Winn and his father was really excited about the work and tried to take the idea for himself.  The only option is to find the server where Evil Winn is hanging out and fry it.  Supergirl and Winn try to figure it out and come across Winn's father (the OG) Toyman who says he wants to help them and Winn is...doubtful.  When Winn can't get the kill code to be accepted by the server he figures out that he can also enter the digital space and kill the code from the inside, because he's Computer Lad.  Along the way Winn and Supergirl talk about the possibility of her relationship with William and he tells her the story of why he wrote the code that they're now trying to stop.  Winn goes into the Tron-world and finds the space where he needs to find the code.  The space is an empty DEO.  He also finds his father trapped in the conference room.  Evil Winn and Winn battle while Dad says he can help and he wants to because Evil Winn is way beyond anything he ever wanted to do.  Winn eventually trusts him.  He traps evil Winn and our Winn deletes the code, which deletes both Toyman Dad and Toyman Evil Winn.  In the aftermath Winn decides to change his Legion title to Toyman to honor the sacrifice of his father and he and Supergirl leave each other with him giving her the advice she needs as far as future relationships.  Winn takes off in his Legion ship. Brainy and the Alex Danvers Problem Lex tells Brainy that he's going to have to deal with the Alex Danvers problem.  Brainy isn't quite sure what he's referring to but he does deactivate her access to the spyware that she is using to keep track of what Lex is doing around the DEO.  She discovers it and confronts Brainy saying that ever since he's become disinhibited that it seems like he's hiding something.  He admits his subterfuge with her equipment and explains that he is shielding her from Lex and what he might do.  She accepts the explanation and lets it go.  Winn also confronts Brainy about Lex's plan and Brainy explains that while he has to work with Lex for the future that he is still working for the good of the team.  Finally, Lex asks Brainy to copy Toyman's code so that Lex can use it as an advantage against Leviathan.  Alex and the DEO staff are working to deactivate all of the smart weapons that Toyman can use against them and has a rough conversation with Lex about the situation.  She finds Lex-O Suits at the DEO and they have to fight them to keep Toyman from using them to escape the DEO lockdown.  After all is said and done Alex decides that she has to leave the DEO because of Lex.  Brainy hands over the code to Lex and tells him that the Alex problem has been solved.  Lex promotes Brainy to Director Querl Dox of the DEO.   The Luthor Siblings Get Their Groove Virtual Andrea Rojas sits down on a virtual chair at a virtual table to eat a virtual lobster.  And she goes into anaphylactic shock.  She wakes up and there is Kelly Olsen - Oh, hi Kelly!  It seems there's a problem with the bio-interface for the new fangled Obsidian North Lenses 2.75 model that causes the body to react in a toxic type fashion.  Just in time Lena Luthor is at Andrea's office ready to assist in making the new generation lenses less toxic.  Andrea says she'd hate to put their friendship at risk again so the answer is no, thank you.  Lex gets the background info he needs on Gemma Cooper and stalks her at a local restaurant and proposes that they get in bed together - business wise, of course.  He sells her that he's got the people and the tech help that Obsidian needs but Andrea stands in the way.  Gemma, as Chairman of the Board, goes to Andrea and shames her into taking Lena's help.  Lex also asks Lena if he can help with her project.  She says she doesn't need anyone murdered and he firmly states that he has lots of other skills!  She is shocked by his caring about feelings and asking for permission and other basic humanity type things.  It's truly a new world, he says.  Andrea calls Lena and gives in.  Lena later talks with Lex and asks what he did to make Andrea come on board and he truthfully says that he brought it up to Gemma who applied the appropriate pressure.  We see Gamemnae and Margot sitting together and G tells M to let "The Anointed One" that the Authors are right where Leviathan wants them.   Tis Better Not To Have Lied and Loved than Never To Have Loved At All... William asks out Kara on a date after the karaoke that shall never again be referenced.  Without answering him she has to lie about her DeeeeeeEeee Oooooold Grandmother to leave the bar.  She later tells Winn that because her friendship with Lena blew up because of the deception about her identity there's no way that she's starting a relationship based on lies.  Winn's like "why are we talking about a relationship?  Let's just start with a date and see if it's something you want to even pursue.  Baby steps, baby steps."  Later at CatCo she approaches William probably to say yes to a date but before she can say anything he pulls out a puzzle he bought for sick Grandma and Kara nervously says she just doesn't feel that way about him.  She and Alex commiserate on her couch that she flubbed it and there's a knock on her door.  Who's there?  Mr. Mxyzptlk! Conclusion There are times when you get back together with a friend that you haven't seen in years and you pick right back up where you are just like you never left.  That was Winn and Super-Kara in this episode.  Winn knows Kara and Supergirl in ways that others simply do not and the writers and director were able to bring us back into that space with them so comfortable with each other once again.  They were also able to build upon Winn's character in a short amount of time and continue to advance him and have him grow in his appreciation for what he was able to resolve and in his appreciation for all that he now has.  I thoroughly enjoyed the time that we got to spend with him and am glad he will also be back for the very special 100th episode next week.  I'm frankly surprised at the change of having Alex leave the DEO and am finding her character writing lacking in this otherwise solid season.  Kara and William have me rolling my eyes so far in the back of my head that I'm in fear of serious injury.  I can't wait to celebrate the big 100 next week and see what Mr. Mxy has in store for our Supergirl and us!

Released in 1982, this soft-rock anthem has become an unlikely viral smash-hit. Africa by Toto is a song that has changed lives, helped to raise thousands of pounds for charity and provided an unexpected musical corner-stone in a critically acclaimed play. Telling their personal stories in Soul Music: Ralf Schmidt is the Artistic Director of Ndlovu Youth Choir which is made up of young people from the poorest parts of South Africa. Incredibly, the choir made it to the final of America's Got Talent, one of the biggest entertainment shows in the world. Ralf's exuberant, irresistible and uniquely African arrangement of Toto's Africa was their stand-out performance. (Brief extract of AGT (c) Fremantle USA and Syco Entertainment) Michael Savage (aka DJ Michael Vinyl) of Prime Cuts record shop in Bristol, staged what could be considered a night of torture when he played Africa non-stop for twelve hours at a club. As Mike and Olivia Perry recall, this was to raise money for the Bristol based charity, Temwa, which operates in Malawi. They expected a handful of people to turn up, but the event had worldwide attention and was a huge success. Mike Massé's life was completely changed following his release on YouTube of what many consider to be one of the best Africa cover-versions ever recorded. The main photo is of Mike Massé (photo credit: Jim Mimna). David Greig is the Artistic Director of the Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh; an esteemed playwright with intellectual clout. So, why did he include Africa in one of his plays? Well, he nearly didn't, but then he saw the light. And, Abigail Gardner, a reader in music at the University of Gloucestershire, explains why Africa - originally a US No. 1 for just a week in 1982 - has recently undergone a strange modern rebirth, making it one of the most streamed songs on the internet. Please scroll down to the 'Related Links' box to find out more about the interviewees. Producer: Karen Gregor

The guys are joined by Jeff Johnson once again to talk about the genesis of the question asked in every episode..."Toto's Africa...good or bad song?" No, not that Genesis with Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford and that one other guy. And, wait til Jeff tells you his Toto story. Let's just say that Steve Lukather is involved. And, Timothy B. Schmit once again rears his head! Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, and we're now on Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords

Wow! Twenty episodes in the can and they're still jabbering away. This week Matt and Kyle talk about how the shows been going so far. They get into some stories from the past and they, as usual, have lots of laughs.Music this week is a cover of Toto's Africa by the very talented Evergreen Grass Band.

E77: After a week's hiatus, we're back with another twisting and turning lyrics analysis and if anyone can guess the not so subtle link between this week and last week's topics, then a prize will be given! Two seminal classics but this week we move from Toto's "Africa" to Kansas' "Carry on My Wayward Son" and somehow we end up talking mainly about School of Rock! Enjoy... https://twitter.com/Think2TheBrink https://www.instagram.com/think2thebrink/ https://www.patreon.com/think2thebrink --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/think2thebrink/message

@themostrelatableman isn't understood, but not in like a hipster way. He tops out our March Madness Minnesota Marathon with Radiohead doing Sheryl Crow songs, our 3 Names Theory, and new versions of Toto's Africa. Plus we check off a list of things we've never said, we bear negotiate, revisit old bands, and Theo reminisces on living in a trap house with the star of Mighty Ducks. Please rate & subscribe. Try www.kachava.com w/ promo code SOCIALCLUB Follow us at www.instagram.com/socialclubpod

This week we discuss Perpetuity... things going on forever (or at least a very long time!) Toto's "Africa" is playing in the desert. Nick and Andy discuss other things that go on. There's more about Ghosts and "Most Haunted", award winning B&Bs, and the trials of trying to find a decent theatre show to go and see!

What song would you want to hear on repeat for eternity?  In this week's episode, Scott and Jason discuss the art exhibit in the desert of Africa that is set up to play Toto's Africa forever.  WE talk about songs we love, songs we hate, and songs that we would listen to forever.  Sit back and play your favorite episode of Liquid Kernedge on repeat, forever!!!!!!

Living with your parents as an adult; style and comfort; your father and your girlfriends; joking with strangers; 2019 Golden Raspberry Awards nominees; the sequel to What Women Want; mental health; Toto's Africa; your dating profile

I think we can all agree that Toto's "Africa" is an amazing song (if you disagree, well...you're wrong, but we won't hold that against ya!). In this episode: we dive into the many, many covers of this timeless 80's classic. From Weezer's current hit version of the song to some guy playing it on a sweet potato (seriously), we touch on each and every drop of rain that's been blessed by another artist. Oh yeah, we also expound on why Pitbull's re-imagining of the song is the final nail in the coffin of the entire DC Universe.     CONNECT WITH TUNESTILES FACEBOOK: facebook.com/tunestilespodcast INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/tunestilespodcast TWITTER: twitter.com/tunestiles EMAIL: tunestilespodcast@gmail.com LISTENER LINE: (908) 975-9375  

Tom and Jeff talk with Kate and Kelly from The Orenda in West Bend. They talk about Chris Hansen, A man who injects semen into his arm for back pain, Toxic masculinity can be fixed by a razor, rainbow armpit hair trend, Toto's Africa plays endlessly in the desert on a loop, and Lewis CK likes to jerk off...and doesn't like to be alone.

In this episode we welcome Afro Beer Chick to discuss all things craft beer. We learn that not all women who like craft beer are unicorns and that there are plenty of us out there that exist. We discuss why the current weather is Leigh's fault, we RIP one person and RIT another. Of course we talk about the AFC and NFC championship games and give our takes one what happened in the end. Afro Beer Chick talks about how she got into craft beer, her awesome blog about craft beer and what people are looking to get into craft beer should do. News of the Weird gets into Toto's Africa and escaped Rodeo Cows and of course we end every show as always with some great Take It or Leave It Topics.

Oooh, a podcast.The Friday night show on BBC Radio Kent that reviews the week's news is now a podcast too. Edited highlights are packaged up into pod-form for you listening pleasure and it's free.In this week's episode, S01E69, Toto's Africa has found the perfect home, the legal status of a kiss has been sorted and if you have stuck with Dry Jan you have done better than most.Subscribe to the podcast now to get it free every week.Download the mp3.     | | |P.S. The new eBook is out now. Lasted Another Year is only 99p on Amazon, so get it now.

Today: Sarah has found a new maybe part-time career for herself and is excited about it, how to be a wedding planner and what it entails, Greg of course wants to be an entertainer and it would go poorly, asymmetric jeans might be a thing, Toto's Africa in Africa, and Greg tells A TRULY TERRIFYING STORY THAT JUST HAPPENED TO HIM - yikes. Have a great night all!

New Zealand has invented a giant slingshot to blast humans 60mph over a canyon. Burger King in the UK will play Toto's Africa on a loop during work hours because of a Twitter contest. Fake priest heard confessions for 18 years and finally caught. SUPPORT Weird AF News through PATREON - http://patreon.com/weirdafnews Watch Weird AF News on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY5v8cxEOrsDAIkXKHkAdaQ/ and FOLLOW Jonesy at http://instagram.com/funnyjones or http://twitter.com/funnyjones or http://facebook.com/comedianjonesy or http://Jonesy.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

That's right, Pitbull did a cover of Toto's "Africa" called "Ocean to Ocean" for DC comic's "Aquaman" blockbuster coming out Christmas day.

We're going world-wide on the bulletin this week, as we discuss: - The furry Sonic the Hedgehog is scurry - Benicio del Toro will pause dramatically in the Dora movie while kids shout answers at the screen - Greetings gumshoe, Carmen Sandiego has been spotted on the island of Netflix! - Pitbull raps over Toto's Africa for Aquaman, are we sure it's still 2018? Listen to our latest episode on Christmas movies here: https://ivm.today/GF-190 Listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcast App on Android: https://goo.gl/tGYdU1 or iOS: https://goo.gl/sZSTU5 You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

One of the most talked about covers in the history of the world is this week's topic. Marty and Jonathan bring in local expert of Weezer to talk about their cover of Toto's "Africa." They will take some time to do the things they never have.

It's time for some more crazy antics as we delve into the weird news of the week and play some silly games in the new episode of our flagship show! This week, Pete D. Gaskell is joined by guests Chris Haigh and Glenn Jakeman, and together they:- Learn about the sad Bullseye theme and a marathon-running dog in Fact of the Day;- Recoil in horror from stories involving penis bandits and bog-roll death spiders in Wankety Wank;- Discover the amazing true stories of the week, which this week are 24 hours of Toto's Africa, and an all-can-you-eat buffet taken literally in The World of Weird;- And there's a refreshing new twist to the classic game that is Talk The Talk!" />

Kirk and Maddy start off by talking about the biggest news of the last week: the sudden closure of Telltale Games, a move that left more than 200 game developers out of work with no severance. (Well REALLY, they start out by talking about comically huge mouse pads, if we're being totally accurate.) After talking about the Telltale debacle, they discuss Sony finally opening up the PS4 to cross-play with other consoles, how a Shadow of the Tomb Raider fan found an unintended post-credits cutscene by playing the game without the day-one patch, and how Nintendo's tight-lipped approach to explaining their games lets fans create things as wonderful as Bowsette, a.k.a. Peacher. They close out with some talk of how Destiny 2 has become life-devouringly good, how Maddy has been charmed by last year's Battle Chef Brigade, and some off-topic TV, podcast, and music recommendations. LINKS: Kirk's podcast breaking down why Toto's "Africa" is a great song "Telltale Employees Left Stunned By Company Closure, No Severance," by Ethan Gach for Kotaku Gita Jackson's article about Bowsette/Peacher Sony finally relents and allows Fortnite cross-platform play Kirk's review of Destiny 2: Forsaken and breakdown of all the cool new stuff added to the game this week "My Hideous, Comfortable Gamer Chair Fills Me With Existential Dread," by Maddy Myers for Kotaku Compete "n1c" By deerful on Bandcamp

DESI JEDEIKIN of the Hollywood Crime Scene podcast self-censors for Love on Safari (2018), Jeb mispronouncing "ukuthula" and: Jeb f*cking up an intro ... Desi is custom-made for Lifetime Original Movies ... Whipsawing male emotions in a waiting room ... Publix ... The Expositional Challenge ... A web marketer who never hustles ... Leading man resting-sneer face ... "Make the elephant go viral" ... Scottsdale vs. Swimming with sharks ... Falling in love with a large inheritance ... Grandmotherly Chabert kiss ... Spot the Angel: The "magical negro" vs. the selfless stepsister ... Creeping a Hallmark director's Instagram ... REAL South Africa, not just British Columbia ... Flowers in the Attic ... Eat Your Heart Out: Vanishing chef, ample iced tea, cookies cookies cookies ... Eating while your feet are in a damn pool ... Invite Desi to a white party ... Ice hotel ... Classic Lines: The stiffest cardigan, Fat Martin Shkreli's Miami Vice Cartel Collection and feckless villainy, The Linda Ronstadt Safari Catalog, sweaters in the heat, stilettos in gravel ... Hallmark Extended Universe: Benson LLC and the Radcliffe Center again ... Overdetermined: Don't be afraid to take risks, "you've changed since you've been here," "getting lost means finding the path" and when the theme song is the movie title ... Build-A-Buré Workshop: Hearts of Darkness ... Hallmark Bechdel Test: The romance/preserve plots are self-defeating ... Leftovers: Chancery! Papyrus! Fonts! ... Romcom capery music colliding with deleted-scene Lion King music ... Desi researches message boards ... An insane Toto grievance ... An African proverb about redundancy ... The love of my life Brad ... Identifying local stakeholders ... Six guests, one soul handshake and Papyrus again ... White vacationers' imperialist awakenings ... Rating: 2 (The Softest Cheese) ... • MUSIC: "Fuck You If You Don't Like Christmas," from Crudbump, by Drew Fairweather • "If U Want It," from Cyber-Vision, by Drew Fairweather • "George of the Jungle Theme," by Stan Worth and Sheldon Allman • "Grazing in the Grass" by Hugh Masekela • "Tusk (Extended Version)" by Fleetwood Mac • All other music by Chris Collingwood of Look Park and Fountains of Wayne, except: • ESPN NFL Primetime Theme #1 • Follow Desi here!

On this episode, the Mint Condish crew talk this week's holidays, Joe's hate for Toto's "Africa", Wade sees The Nun and Scott hits puberty.  Intro song: "Fright Nights" Autumn Flames Twitter: @MintCondishMCP Youtube.com/mintcondishproductions

Amy and Rachel catch up and talk about Rachel's experience watching Weezer perform Toto's Africa on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Happy Birthday Rivers and Amy! No Black Album? Next song discussion and ratings for Amy's favorite song of all time, Island In The Sun. This song has two music videos; one of which features Mikey Welsh. Mikey was only in two Weezer videos ever. Island In The Sun, Mexican Wedding version, and Hash Pipe. B-Sides; Sugar Booger, Starlight, Teenage Victory Song, & more. Marcos Siega, Spike Jonze, Saturday Night Live, Will Ferrell, & baby animals! Bless the Rains and donate to Roots Ethiopia if you can. Weez-on my Weezies.  We Are Weezer Weezerpedia Wikipedia: Marcos Siega, Spike Jonze Videos: Mexican Wedding, Baby Animals, SNL Performance with Will Ferrell, Jimmy Kimmel Africa Performance Listen on Apple Music 

Africa has maintained its popularity to this day. The song has been featured on South Park, Family Guy, Community, Stranger Things and Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, among others. It’s been streamed over 270 million times on Spotify - more than any song by The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, U2, or Madonna. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/repeatone/message

Rachel & We Are Weezer's talented Graphic Designer, Ali, take you down memory lane and give you all the details on Hurley's opening song, Memories. This single, also featured in Jackass 3D, has a lot of interesting history you may not know! Discussion, review, Rachel & Ali's fav Weezer memories, Toto's Africa, Rosanna, & much more! Weezer Nerds Untie! ;)       Weezerpedia Wikipedia: Jeff Tremaine , Jackass 3D Videos: Official Video , Red Bull , Weezer Cruise Way Back Machine: Cool Old Karl’s Corner Hosts & Content: Rachel & Ali Audio Editing/ Mixing: Bryan Becker

We've been known to go on tangents during episodes of Miserable Retail Slave, so here they are. Smaller, bite-sized episodes of your favorite big, dumb comedy show: Tangents of the Damned. This time, we cover Facebook getting into the worlds of online dating and cryptocurrency. Plus, Weezer covering Toto's "Africa" and "Roseanna" and the significance of the song Africa to us.   Facebucks (of Facebook dating and cryptocurrency) - Can you imagine if Tommy could comprehend everything that went on around him? - Predicting the future - “Making your own adventure” Ice Cream - Tommy learns who Jean Luc Picard is. - (21:59 - 28:06) Cuomosexuals - Weezer covers Toto. - Africa - Roseanna - Why “Africa” is significant in the guys lives - Karaoke Club - Rivers Combover Visit the Patreon page at Patreon.com/MiserableRetailSlave and get access to exclusive content! Call The Miserable Hotline!!! (810) 328-3826 "LIKE" us on the Facebook, would ya? Even better, come join our closed Facebook crew and enjoy the insanity. Just search “Miserable Retail Slave” on the Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/832006570279942/ Leave us a 5-star, positive iTunes review...that would be so kind of you! Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miserableretailslavepodcast Follow Randy on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mretailslave Intro: “Hard Times” by Dan “D-Boy” Amboy Check out his music: https://soundcloud.com/dan-amboy You should most definitely subscribe to the show if you dig what you hear: If you like that iTunes, point your Internet right here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/miserable-retail-slave/id527775275?mt=2 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/miserable-retail-slave If you enjoy grabbing your pods using something else: http://miserableretailslave.libsyn.com/rss Meet the voices behind all of the idiocy. Randy juggles two jobs and is the miserable retail slave of the two. He lives outside beautiful Flint, MI, USA and struggles with being a lazy, yet overworked dreamer and a struggling, but barely trying writer. Tommy also lives outside Flint, MI with The Beloved and his two step daughters. He's a stand up comedian and a man of questionable common sense. Check out his stand up dates and plan a trip to throw tomatoes at http://tomethompson.com  

Welcome back to the Hardly Awesome Podcast! Each week, Chris, Anthony and Brandon get together to sit around and discuss the things that interest them most - comics, movies, TV, science, history, and more. If you already know the guys from Back Issues Comic Book Podcast, you know what you're getting yourself into. If you're new to the show, welcome! But, don't expect too much... I mean, they did name the show Hardly Awesome Podcast! On this episode of Hardly Awesome Podcast, the guys discuss science naming Toto's Africa as the greatest song ever written; EVPs; the Boo Review on YouTube; cooking shows; Wendy's mixtape beef; the new Deadpool 2 trailer; video game movies; and Fortnite. All this, plus the guys forget Hardly Awesome's first guest. Yes, that happened. Listen now. Hardly Awesome Podcast Theme: Loitering by Riot Hardly Awesome Podcast artwork by Adianez Mercado - Adianezmercado96@gmail.com Find us on the web and social media: BICBP-RADIO.com Instagram Chris Chavez         ccchavez13 Anthony Mullen    antmulle Brandon Fuller      mrfuller22 Twitter Chris Chavez         @bicbpradio Anthony Mullen    @antmulle Brandon Fuller      @MrFuller22

This week we cover, without a doubt, our worst video yet: Soul Asylum's "Runaway Train," which features murdered mee-maws, child prostitutes, and the lead singer sitting on ACTUAL missing children. Also: what this video has in common with Toto's Africa, what it's like to hear a 25 year-old megahit for the first time, and a comment section featuring some of the most deranged and most sensible comments we've had on the show. Hear over an hour of deleted material from this wild episode at patreon.com/thatawfulsound. Help support the show and get a bonus episode every week (including past weeks) directly in your podcast player for only $1/month.

The whole squad is in the studio this week! We are laughing about the latest news stories and hot topics of the week in The JAWN. Bee has another installment of Check it, and its time or us to take a detox. From what? You decide. We are feeling the summer heat and Toto's "Africa." Like we always do, we end the show with Giggle. Cackle. Roar!Check out our full show notes at: www.blackgirlslaughing.com/blackgirlslaughingblog/

Oh man. This was probably the hardest one we've done so far. There's very little going on in this weeks movie, THE DIARY OF ELLEN RIMBAUER. If you saw Rose Red and thought to yourself, "I wish all these flashback scene were compiled into it's own movie without adding anything new", you're in luck. It's crazy that this even got made. But it's ok cause we talk about Toto's Africa for quite a bit. Rate/review/subscribe to King Me on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/king-…d1071620322?mt=2 Support the show and access our premium content: www.patreon.com/user?u=2706942 We got shirts! Check it out: teespring.com/stores/king-me Follow us on facebook and twitter @kingmepod E-mail us at kingmepod@gmail.com

Josh and Tim discuss TOTO's Africa, fidget spinners, the Titanic cover up and how to deal with a creepy neighbour. Write into the show: ebp@excitableboypodcast.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Can you smell it? This week we talk about Toruk, Canada's Worst Drivers, Evel Pie, Star Trek: Discover Eventually, Terminator: The "Reboot and Conclusion", WoW! Recipe? The Meal Is Ready, DC Comics raises prices, Axnar, The Last Jedi, Dollar Store Elmers, Black Adam, Hulu catches up to everyone else, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Hammerman, and the best mishearing of Toto's Africa ever. So Follow Those Twins as They Grow Up, it's time for a Geek Shock!

Our first song features elements of Toto's "Africa," USA hamburger rock n' roll, and that song about sliding into home with your pants full of foam. Support the show and buy the song at http://ourdebutalbum.bandcamp.com

Episode 1 of Dave and Graham's new podcast, Our Debut Album. Subscribe through iTunes or using the RSS feed: http://ourdebutalbum.libsyn.com/rss Our first song features elements of Toto's "Africa," USA hamburger rock n' roll, and that song about sliding into home with your pants full of foam. Support the show and buy the song at http://ourdebutalbum.bandcamp.com

This week Elis and John are discussing Guilty Pleasures, so welcome back to yours. Come in, turn the volume up, don't worry we won't tell anyone. The duo talk Lady In Red and Sweet Dreams My LA Ex, plus Elis' new DIY class. There's the usual Winner Plays On, this week featuring the bizarre choice of the 1992 General Election, and Prince is up for debate in Sacred Cow. All this before John enthuses about Toto's Africa. Tune in next Sunday to catch the boys live - 10am til 1pm on Xfm.