4.13 - Fast Food Song, No Letting Go, St. Anger

Just days out from their 21st anniversary, Girls Aloud have reformed for what promises to be an emotional, nostalgic and unforgettable reunion tour. News to the ears of Liam and Scott who are both Girls Aloud gaga. Their reactions and (almost) everything that has led us to this enormous moment for 00s pop music in this special episode! CONTACT US: Twitter/Facebook/Instagram @TNNPod, Email [email protected]

EDIT: We're sorry for this betrayal. All of these songs will be spoken about properly by humans in the future, but we're still not sure when! Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to speaking to you again soon! - "The Naughtiest Noughty" is a podcast that offers insightful and engaging conversations about the most iconic pop songs of the 2000s. In our show, we take a deep dive into the music, lyrics, and cultural significance of some of the greatest pop artists of the era, including Beyonce, Eminem, and Pink. Each episode, our hosts delve into classic hits and hidden gems of the 2000s, exploring the stories and experiences behind the songs that defined a generation. So if you're a fan of 2000s pop music, tune in to "The Naughtiest Noughty" and let's rediscover the soundtrack of a memorable era together.

Fast Food Rockers stack patties of irresponsibility on top of each other, Metallica nab their percussion from a back alley and Wayne Wonder soundtracks an exciting new chapter of Scott's life. Plus, soapstars-turned-popstars Delta Goodrem and Jennifer Ellison, and summer vibes of varying quality from Ashanti and Blazin' Squad. DISCLAIMER: Do not eat to the beat. We cannot be held responsible if you decide to eat to the beat. linktr.ee/tnnpod / [email protected]

Dannii Minogue’s Madonna mash-up mashes up Liam’s head, Scott reveals all about his television career that could've been and one of this week’s artists receives a drunk DM from one of the boys. WARNING: once again contains a sexual term you should DEFINITELY NOT Google. Said artists also include: Electric Six, Evanescence, Christina Aguilera, Shania Twain, DJ Sammy, Amy Studt, B2K and One True Voice. CONTACT US: Facebook/Twitter/Instagram @TNNPod, Email [email protected]

There ain't no party like an S Club Party 'cos an S Club Party DOES stop, plus Busta Rhymes croons (should call him Busta Croons] and a former member of Five risks failing their Driving Theory Test for misunderstanding a crucial road sign. Also this week: XTM & DJ Chucky, Radiohead and Emma Bunton. CONTACT US: Facebook/Twitter/Instagram @TNNPod, Email [email protected]

Girls Aloud's debut banger has been covered - and Bristol-based Grove is the perfect person for it, with their distinctive moody, ravey, hyperactive drum and bass amplifying all the best bits of the original and adding so much more. Liam caught up with them to find out more about how the track came about and how they felt getting noticed on social media by one of the band's members... Buy it on Bandcamp: https://theyisgrove.bandcamp.com/album/sound-of-the-underground CONTACT US: Facebook/Twitter/Instagram @TNNPod, Email [email protected]

Sean Paul whips out his dic-tionary, Girls Aloud show that they can be moody behind the scenes as well as in front of the camera and Justin Timberlake continues to show off. Plus, Bon Jovi produces a video that belongs in the past and Lisa Scott-Lee makes her solo debut with something that belongs in the future. Elsewhere, TATU, Stereophonics and Love Inc! CONTACT US: Facebook/Twitter/Instagram @TNNPod, Email [email protected]

Tomcraft brings German techno to the masses, Sting cashes in on a Craig David collab and Kelly Rowland continues to assert herself as Destiny’s Child’s most successful solo star. Ahem. Plus, Big Brovaz, Ronan Keating, Good Charlotte, Bhangra Knights and The Cheeky Girls. CONTACT US: Facebook/Twitter/Instagram @TNNPod, Email [email protected]

This week: The Salvation Army, lads on bikes and dead dogs. Oh, and music from Busted, Lisa Maffia, David Sneddon, DMX, The White Stripes and *checks notes* Triple Eight. CONTACT US: Facebook/Twitter/Instagram @TNNPod, Email [email protected]

Robbie Williams takes the press to task, Daniel Bedingfield shows yet another side of himself (but not like Robbie would) and even in 2003, we’re still talking about Hear’say. Oh, and Madonna raps. Madonna. Raps. Plus, Atomic Kitten, Avril Lavigne, Blur and D-Side. NOTE: This episode was recorded before Liz Truss resigned. Next week's wasn't. CONTACT US: Facebook/Twitter/Instagram @TNNPod, Email [email protected]