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Sep 17, 2026

Marina PurkissHOST
39:09
Group entered hotel.
Marina PurkissHOST
39:10
And Harry Eccles gets the underrated tweet for saying, "Which group? The Spice Girls? Girls Aloud? Take That? Do better, BBC."
Gemma ForteHOST
39:19
Again, it would be better if it said, "Confused bellends entered hotel of cricketers-
Marina PurkissHOST
39:23
[laughs]
Jordan TheresaHOST
29:26
She was engaged to England player Ashley Cole, and they actually got married just a few weeks after England was knocked out of the World Cup.
Jordan TheresaHOST
29:33
Cheryl Cole grew up on a council estate in Newcastle, and she was in a British girl band called Girls Aloud, who were still in the thick of their career during the 2006 World Cup.
Jordan TheresaHOST
29:43
Cheryl would go on to have a very fruitful solo career, so establishing her name as an individual rather than as part of a group was probably a big part of this process.
Jordan TheresaHOST
29:54
Cheryl and Ashley Cole would divorce in 2010 after allegations of Ashley being unfaithful.
Anna PasseyHOST
30:47
What if they can't go
Kieron RichardsonHOST
30:48
away? If they can't go away, I would say listen to Girls Aloud, Long Hot Summer.
Kieron RichardsonHOST
30:59
Okay.
Kieron RichardsonHOST
31:00
Or Steps, The Summer of Love.
William Lee AdamsHOST
17:32
It sounds like
DevinHOST
17:33
Girls Aloud to
William Lee AdamsHOST
17:34
me.
William Lee AdamsHOST
17:34
And it hasn't dated.
BenHOST
7:02
I like how my friend Paul also saw a picture of me outside Gregg's and he's just written, oh, go on.
FrazerHOST
7:10
And then Erin McCarty got in touch with us on Instagram and she has, she's posted, it's an excerpt from a Girls Aloud DVD.
FrazerHOST
7:17
I think I might've had this DVD.
FrazerHOST
7:20
It's during the Tangled Up era and it's basically got kind of a, almost like a Girls Aloud commentary underneath some of their music videos.
FrazerHOST
7:27
And she said to us, please tell me you're going to do a You're Welcome America episode of this DVD set where you go through all the music videos and the girls' commentary.
FrazerHOST
7:33
It must be available on YouTube at least, right? Yeah.
BenHOST
7:37
I love the idea of us commenting on Girls Aloud commenting on their music
FrazerHOST
7:43
videos.
Chris HallHOST
6:19
...
Chris HallHOST
6:19
I literally was like, "I'm gonna dri- we're gonna drive for, like, 90 minutes," and be like, "Put a Girls-
Elizabeth HallHOST
6:23
No
Chris HallHOST
6:23
...
VictoriaHOST
34:48
I know, yeah.
Stephanie RaineyHOST
34:49
Here's a little bit of Girls Aloud.
Stephanie RaineyHOST
34:50
It is Love Machine.
Stephanie RaineyHOST
34:51
It's Red FM.

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Stephanie RaineyHOST
51:16
My favorite game of all time.
VictoriaHOST
51:18
I know, yeah.
Stephanie RaineyHOST
51:18
Here's a little bit of Girls Aloud.
Stephanie RaineyHOST
51:19
It is Love Machine.
Chris HaighGUEST
27:14
'Cause for the UK, we kind of, like it's absolutely right when you were saying they were getting influence and that sort of thing.
Chris HaighGUEST
27:19
I look a bit to how you chart, for example, Girls Aloud in the 2000s-
Matt LathamHOST
27:23
Yes
Chris HaighGUEST
27:23
... where they sort of were the rulers of like 2000s, here's pop music, but it's cool, where it's like-
Chris HaighGUEST
30:13
We, it was like, I remember, you know, how much we were listening to random like Calvin Harris in 2006, how popular he was, how popular-
Matt LathamHOST
30:19
Yes
Chris HaighGUEST
30:19
... a lot of those electronic artists were, that then sort of like fed into, well, what if you had more of the pop music taking on those electronic elements away from the guitar stuff? So if you listen to like Girls Aloud from their first album, you know, Sound of the Underground, one of the best pop songs ever, is not electronic at all.
Chris HaighGUEST
30:39
It's very guitars.
Gabriella CilmiGUEST
17:20
Actually, how I learned to write songs, um, was with, um, a group called Xenomania, Brian Higgins and Miranda Cooper.
Gabriella CilmiGUEST
17:29
They were, they wrote a lot of tracks with Sugababes, Girls Aloud, all those people.
Gabriella CilmiGUEST
17:34
I made my first record with them, and which was interesting 'cause I was a kid who, you know, thought I was in Led Zeppelin at the time.
Gabriella CilmiGUEST
17:42
Um, so we kind of, we had this mutual love of, um, like Phil Spector records and, you know, listening to the, the girl groups of the Motown.
Better Known

Better Known

Rob Temple

Sep 13 · 1 Mention

Ivan WiseHOST
16:53
bit less about the idea that British food is bad.
Ivan WiseHOST
16:55
Your fourth choice is Stamford, a town in Lincolnshire, birthplace of Nicola Roberts from Girls Aloud and John George Haig, the acid bath murderer.
Ivan WiseHOST
17:04
You grew up there.
Ivan WiseHOST
17:05
How did you find growing up in Stamford?

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