An end of term vibe delayed by a bit of illness brings us to this, the true end of term - Chat out of Hell series five, episode six. Meat Loaf gets all classy and covers Gershwin in the first half, then Emma has to explain that Good Girls go to Heaven is actually about self-enjoyment and ruins it for everyone. But we still have time to dive into the important questions, like:

- Which Vaudeville performer was described as "a mop gone crazy"?

- What did Emma get up to in the Girl Guides?

- Has Sam fallen off the deep end with his Mr Blobby related quiz this time?

PLUS a bit of a chat about how fun 1920s Broadway seemed and all the usual nonsense.

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Chat out of Hell is a is a review podcast: all music extracts are used for review/illustrative purposes. To hear the songs in full please buy them from your local record shop or streaming platform. Don't do a piracy. Music extracts on this episode:

Somebody Loves Me by Meat Loaf from the album The Glory of Gershwin (1993)
Somebody Loves Me by the Four Lads, single (1952)
Good Girls Go to Heaven (Bad Girls Go Everywhere) by Meat Loaf from Bat out of Hell II: The Monster is Loose (1993)
Good Girls Go to Heaven (Bad Girls Go Everywhere) by Pandora's Box from the album Original Sin (1989)
Kanashimi Wa Tsudzukanai by Megumi Shiina, single (1986)

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