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Welcome!! I’m Jacob Sheriff and this is my podcast. I am a pastor, leader, father, and most importantly a follower of Jesus. This podcast is devoted to seeing people transformed by Jesus. My co-hosts and I talk about what it means to be a true disciple of Jesus and how that plays out in day-to-day life. In Leadership, Business, Church, Family, and Relationships. Be sure to Subscribe!
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This podcast is a feed of the latest teachings from various pastors at Victory Life Church. Our mission is to See People Transformed by Jesus and our hope is that these teachings inspire and encourage you to advance in your own journey of transformation!
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Sons of The Wandering Blade is a D&D 5e actual play podcast. Players Ty, Lex, Jacob, Michael, and Jack run their characters through The Lost Mines of Phandlever. The Characters are Dax, the woodland elf Monk, Mordis, the woodland elf rogue, Sir Helmet of Halmat, the Mtn. Dwarf, Karl the human fighter, and Saul T. Water, the gnome fighter.
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Join musician Chris Fafalios (Punchline) and co-host Matt Kelly from the Geekscape network on One Hit Thunder, where each week they dive into the world of one-hit wonders with a new guest. Chris and Matt are joined by a revolving door of friends, including Chris's bandmates, musicians he’s toured with, and fellow artists, to listen to a one-hit wonder and explore the full catalog of the band or artist behind it. With a mix of humor and musical insight, Chris and Matt dive deep to decide if t ...
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The Missing Pieces is a gripping true crime podcast that delves into some of the most baffling unsolved cases and disappearances, cold cases, and mysteries that leave more questions than answers. Each episode uncovers the details, theories, and shocking twists behind real-life cases where key pieces of the puzzle are still missing. From vanished individuals to unresolved investigations, The Missing Pieces explores the haunting stories that defy explanation. Who was responsible? What really h ...
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In the late '90s, The Flys had us all in a trance with their brooding alt-rock anthem “Got You (Where I Want You),” a song that buzzed through movie trailers, TV shows, and the Disturbing Behavior soundtrack like a late-summer fever dream. But just as quickly as they soared, they crash-landed into the used CD bins of America. This week, we’re joine…
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This week, our Patreon pals picked a song that had Matt and I cuttin’ a rug down memory lane—Young MC’s 1989 smash hit “Bust a Move.” From penning hits for Tone Loc to grabbing a Grammy and storming the charts, Young MC made the most of a short but unforgettable moment in the spotlight. We dig into how the song came together, the role Delicious Vin…
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In this episode, we delve into the issue of deputy gangs within the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and the ongoing human rights concerns at Men's Central Jail. We sit down with Janet Asante of JusticeLA to explore the deep-rooted culture of violence, lack of accountability, and the urgent need for systemic reform in L.A.'s carceral system.…
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This week, we’re joined by podcast legend Alex Goldman—of Reply All and HyperFixed fame—to dive into the high-speed legacy of J.J. Fad’s 1988 hit “Supersonic.” Whether you remember it from the radio or recognize it as the backbone of Fergie’s “Fergalicious,” this track’s influence is undeniable. We explore the group’s origins, their ties to N.W.A.,…
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In this episode, we'll discuss the under-researched neurological condition referred to as Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder (H.P.P.D) and sit down with Dr. Wesley Ryan, MD, a licensed psychotherapist and published authority on the positive benefits of Ketamine therapy.By Andrew Callaghan
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When comedian John Franklin joined us for a round of music trivia back in December, he only got one question right—but it was an important one: Who sang “Funkytown”? That victorious moment has now come full circle, as John returns to help us take a deeper look at Lipps, Inc.’s massive 1980 hit and the whirlwind career of vocalist Cynthia Johnson. W…
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This week, we're joined by special guest Sean Quilty to dive into Asher Roth's 2009 party anthem “I Love College.” From sticky bar floors to Top 20 charts, this catchy hit captured a specific moment in pop and hip-hop culture, sparking the brief but memorable wave of frat rap. As Philly natives, Matt and Sean reflect on Roth’s early days, his MySpa…
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In this episode, we'll head into the field alongside Wildland Firefighter Representative Steve Gutierrez and sit down with environmental journalist Danielle Venton to discuss the true causes of the disastrous L.A. Wildfires, and most importantly what can be done to prevent the next blaze.By Andrew Callaghan
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It's always a bit nerve-wracking when an artist we've covered reaches out, but it's pretty cool when they enjoyed their episode and want to join us! This week, we're thrilled to welcome Tracy Bonham—whose hit "Mother Mother" we previously discussed—to talk about another '90s classic: Luscious Jackson’s "Naked Eye." Tracy shares insights on her own …
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In this episode, we sit down with Joel Lava, a devout Democrat and lead organizer of the nation’s first Tesla Boycott, to understand how and why the electric car company became such a target for progressive protest. We’re also joined by an anonymous anti-car activist directly involved in vandalism against Teslas and Waymo vehicles, offering a rare …
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Few artists embody the term "one-hit wonder" more than M/A/R/R/S, a collective that only recorded two songs but forever changed music history with "Pump Up the Volume." This sample-heavy track may seem unremarkable in modern times, but in the late '80s, it was groundbreaking—pushing the boundaries of sampling, shaping house music, and earning a Gra…
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In this episode, we dive into the bizarre world of the Zizian Cult—a radical internet-born movement that's recently been linked to a string of violence across the United States. Joining us is journalist and filmmaker Jacob Hurwitz-Goodman, whose investigative work sheds light on the cult's origins, ideology, and the digital pathways that facilitate…
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This week, we're joined by Joel Reader to discuss one of the strangest comeback stories in music history—Sheriff’s sappy power ballad, "When I’m With You." This Canadian band had already called it quits when their forgotten single unexpectedly climbed to number one nearly a decade later, thanks to a few radio DJs deciding to put the song into rotat…
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This week, we're joined by TikToker and songwriter Rod Kim to dive into the sugary pop world of S Club 7 and their lone U.S. hit, the 2001 ballad "Never Had a Dream Come True." While the UK couldn't get enough of this manufactured seven-piece pop machine, American audiences only got a small taste—so did we miss out, or was one hit enough? We unpack…
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The CORE FOUR are back together again! Chris and Matt are joined by draft regulars Tony Hartman and Matthew Milligan to battle it out for the best five-album collection from the stacked year of 1995. With classics like Jagged Little Pill, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, The Bends, and Post up for grabs, the stakes are high and the arguments…
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This week, we're joined by Internet Supreme Court dishonorable judge Robert Bacon to put Katrina and the Waves’ 1985 hit "Walking on Sunshine" on trial. Is it the ultimate feel-good anthem, or has its overuse in ironic movie moments doomed it to a lifetime of unintended comedy? We explore the band’s journey from their early struggles to their Eurov…
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When our Patreon voted for an episode about “The Middle,” we had mixed emotions—how could a band as important to us as Jimmy Eat World technically be a one-hit wonder? With Bleed American holding a firm place on our Thundred list, it almost feels wrong! But this week, we dive deep into the band’s history, the perfect storm that made “The Middle” a …
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Send us a text She left for a run and never came back. Samantha Murphy, a devoted mother and beloved community member, vanished without a trace on what should have been an ordinary morning jog in Ballarat, Victoria. Despite extensive searches, weeks of unanswered questions, and national media coverage, no trace of her was ever found—until authoriti…
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Send us a text The haunting case of Jahnay Bryan, a 23-year-old Cornell graduate who vanished from Los Angeles, invites listeners into a deeper exploration of missing persons cases that often go unexamined. As we delve into her story, we uncover the chilling scenarios that surround her disappearance, including alarming premonitions she expressed ab…
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It’s been a while since our friend Jonathan London joined us, but with his new comic Hero of the Prophecy crowdfunding now, we thought it was the perfect time to talk about a wrestling-connected musician—Jimmy Hart and his 1965 hit with The Gentrys, “Keep On Dancing”! While The Gentrys’ time in the spotlight was brief, “The Mouth of the South” Jimm…
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Our Patreon supporters made their voices loud and clear—this week, we’re diving deep into Digital Underground’s unforgettable 1990 hit, “The Humpty Dance”! While some know the group solely for this quirky classic, others recognize frontman Shock G as one of hip hop’s most innovative figures. We explore the genius behind the Sex Packets album concep…
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After all the festivities have come to a close, we share our thoughts on Saturday Night Live's 50th anniversary weekend, which included a star-studded concert and a special Sunday night episode for the ages. One Hit Thunder is brought to you by DistroKid, the ultimate partner for taking your music to the next level. Our listeners get 30% off your f…
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In this bonus episode, we dive into Kendrick Lamar's unforgettable Super Bowl LIX halftime performance in New Orleans, with special insight from Chris, who was lucky enough to witness it live. We break down the impact of Kendrick's set, examining its significance in both his career and the broader history of Super Bowl performances. From his master…
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This week, we’re joined by comedian Alan Peterson to explore the rise, fall, and lasting buzz of Afroman’s iconic stoner anthem, “Because I Got High.” From its humble beginnings as an independent release to an unexpected climb up the charts, this hazy earworm turned Afroman into a brief household name before label disputes and industry challenges d…
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Send us a text What if the Delphi murders weren't the work of a single individual, but rather a chilling ritual carried out by a mysterious group? Join us as we unravel the perplexing tale of Abigail (Abby) Williams and Liberty (Libby) German, whose tragic deaths cast a long shadow over the quiet town of Delphi, Indiana. After years of uncertainty …
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Send us a text What happens when a trusted sheriff becomes the villain of the story? In this gripping episode of the Missing Pieces podcast, we uncover the shocking tale of Jamey Noel, the former sheriff of Clark County, Indiana and 60 Days In star, who exploited his position for personal gain. Over $3 million intended for New Chapel EMS, a vital c…
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Send us a text Could the serene town of Mooresville, Indiana, be hiding a sinister secret? Discover the chilling story of Jacob Searcy's murder, a case that has haunted a tight-knit community since 2016. Found lifeless just steps from his own home, Jacob's tragic death raises unsettling questions: was it a personal vendetta or a case of mistaken id…
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Send us a text What if the truth about a missing former FBI agent was hidden beneath layers of espionage and international intrigue? Join us on this gripping episode of the Missing Pieces podcast as we unravel the complex and heart-wrenching story of Robert Levinson, a retired FBI agent whose 2007 disappearance on Kish Island, Iran, led to a nearly…
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Send us a text Imagine living in a town where everyone knows your name, routines are as familiar as the sunrise, and any disruption is felt deeply. That's Mount Olive, North Carolina—a close-knit community now shadowed by the perplexing disappearance of 23-year-old Antonio Hernandez Sanchez. Join us as we untangle the mystery surrounding Antonio, w…
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Send us a text What happens when an aircraft disappears without a trace over the relentless wilderness of Alaska? Join us on Missing Pieces as we unravel this haunting mystery, exploring the eerie silence that followed the plane's disappearance. With no distress signals or wreckage to guide them, search teams are thrust into one of the most challen…
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Send us a text What happened to Denise Pflum on that fateful day in 1986 when she left home in Connersville, Indiana to retrieve a forgotten purse and never returned? Discover the chilling twists and turns of this haunting case that has left a small Indiana town with unanswered questions for nearly four decades. From an abandoned car to a shocking …
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Send us a text What happens when a vibrant life is reduced to a name on a missing persons list? We explore the haunting case of Maliah Garrison, a 14-year-old girl from Indianapolis whose sudden disappearance has left her community grasping for answers. On February 5, 2025, Malaya vanished, and the echoes of her absence have reverberated through he…
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Send us a text What really happened to Niqui McCown, who vanished just weeks before her wedding in July 2001? As we wrap up our series on her mysterious disappearance, we're left grappling with a tangled web of suspects and unsettling circumstances. Bobby Webster, Niqui's fiancé, quickly called off their wedding after she went missing, raising eyeb…
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Send us a text Could the chilling puzzle of Niqui McCown's disappearance finally be pieced together by examining the shadowy figure of Tommy Swint? As we peel back layers of this decades-old mystery, we confront the stark and unsettling possibility that Swint, with his law enforcement background, may hold the keys to not just one, but two unsolved …
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Send us a text What if the person you loved vanished without a trace just weeks before your wedding? This is the haunting reality faced by the family of Marilyn 'Niqui' McCown, a respected corrections officer and mother who disappeared from the small, tight-knit community of Richmond, Indiana. As we unravel Niqui's story, we examine the personal do…
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This week, we’re joined by Leah Haslage, host of the Bridechilla podcast, to dive into the cultural and musical legacy of Buffalo Springfield’s timeless classic, “For What It’s Worth.” Though often linked with the Vietnam War, the song’s origins trace back to the Sunset Strip curfew riots—a protest of a very different kind. With Neil Young and Step…
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The 67th Annual Grammys delivered a night packed with unforgettable moments, and Chris and Matt are here to break it all down. From Kendrick Lamar and Beyoncé’s big wins to Doechii’s historic Best Rap Album victory, they cover the night’s highlights, surprises, and controversies. They discuss powerful speeches—like Chappell Roan’s industry callout …
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Live from your podcast feed, it’s One Hit Thunder! This week, Chris and Matt dive into Ladies & Gentlemen...50 Years of SNL Music, the new documentary celebrating the legendary show's musical legacy. From the raw energy of punk rock chaos to the polished brilliance of pop icons, they break down the performances that defined generations. Along the w…
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This week, we’re joined by Jon Lewis of The Dopamines to dive into Faith No More’s explosive 1990 hit “Epic.” While it might seem wild to label anything connected to the prolific Mike Patton as a one-hit wonder, “Epic” remains their only Hot 100 crossover, landing in the Top 10 and cementing their place in rock history. We explore the band’s evolut…
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This week, we’re exploring When In Rome’s unforgettable 1988 hit, “The Promise.” What started as a Top 20 new wave anthem recorded in a garden shed has grown into a timeless classic, thanks in part to its revival in Napoleon Dynamite. We explore the band’s brief rise, their infamous breakup, and the messy legal battles that followed as former membe…
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In honor of an altogether dreadful Inauguration Day, we’re tackling what might just be the worst song in music history: Lee Greenwood’s bombastic ode to patriotism, “God Bless the U.S.A.” Sure, Greenwood had other country hits, but let’s face it—this is the only song he’s remembered for, and not for great reasons. Beyond the overly saccharine lyric…
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We’ve finally hit 250 episodes, so what better time to talk about CeCe Peniston’s unforgettable 1991 dance anthem, “Finally”? While some may argue this is a controversial pick—Peniston did have a few other Top 20 hits—her name often lands on lists of ‘90s one-hit wonders. How did this powerhouse vocalist, whose talent and charisma were undeniable, …
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In this special live episode of One Hit Thunder recorded on January 3, 2025, Chris and Matt dive into the fiery world of The Thundred—the podcast’s list of the top 100 albums of all time, as voted by listeners, friends, and past guests. With emails pouring in from fans ready to share their hot takes, the duo reads through critiques, complaints, and…
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Happy New Year from One Hit Thunder! To kick off 2025, Chris and Matt are joined by special guest Johnny Yetsconish for a countdown extravaganza like no other. Together, they rank the past 50 songs featured on the show, from the undeniable hits to the ones that just didn’t strike the right chord. Will Skee-Lo's "I Wish" or Right Said Fred's "I'm To…
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For the first time in four years, we don't have a new episode for you, as it’s Christmas morning. However, we think you might be missing out on roughly three years of great Patreon content! So, enjoy this collection of some of our favorite Patreon episodes from the past few weeks, and consider subscribing to hear even more! Join our Patreon One Hit…
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This week, we’re joined by Hunter DeBlanc to talk about his hometown heroes, Cowboy Mouth, and their high-energy 1997 single “Jenny Says.” Against the odds, this Louisiana band broke into the modern rock scene with a song that was as relentless and rowdy as their live shows, led by drummer and lead singer Fred LeBlanc’s electric stage presence. Tho…
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Patreon voted, and this week we’re diving into Cornershop’s 1997 single “Brimful of Asha”—a song that producer Matt, a true fan, has been waiting for us to cover. Known for blending Indian influences with indie rock, Cornershop crafted a unique song that’s a heartfelt tribute to a beloved Bollywood playback singer. Though a remix by Fatboy Slim une…
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In this episode, Chris and Matt are joined by yacht rock aficionado Jim Logrando to discuss the new HBO Music Box documentary, Yacht Rock: A DOCKumentary. The trio dives into their favorite moments from the film, which explores the smooth, soulful sound of artists like Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins, and Christopher Cross, who defined the genre in…
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