Wolfman and Spunky carve their Mount Rushmore of greatest car songs — four spots, decades of contenders, from Johnny Cash to Prince.

Then it’s Spunky in the hot seat as he tries to outrun a trivia gauntlet on the NASL, ABA, and WHA’s long-lost franchises. Defunct teams, forgotten leagues — can he beat the clock before you beat him?

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This week’s guest is Wendy — The Wicked Queen — a lifelong Alice Cooper devotee who has somehow also met Rod Stewart and Prince, because apparently that’s just what happened in the 70s and 80s if you were paying attention. Wendy walks us through what Alice Cooper’s music means to her, how she became the reigning villain of the local parade scene (candy included, kids beware), and makes a passionate case for the 1984 Pontiac Fiero — specifically its little-known stealth mode. Then we put her to the ultimate road trip question: Sonny Bono or Bono, one Fiero, no way out?

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Billboard dropped a list. Lee from Atlanta has thoughts. So do we — and none of us agree, especially when it comes to U2, a band that somehow manages to divide every room it enters. We break down the biggest snubs and the most baffling inclusions in Billboard’s Top 50 Rock Groups of All Time.

Then: a lost interview surfaces. Leonard Nimoy sits down with Bob Heironimus — the man who claims he wore the Bigfoot suit in the footage that launched a thousand conspiracy theories. We’re not saying it’s real. We’re not saying it isn’t.

We close out with a tribute to a NASCAR legend we recently lost. One last lap for a true icon of the sport.