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.

Breaker breaker, good buddy — the boys are back and this time they’re hauling a full load of 70s trucker, CB radio, and redneck pop culture straight to your earhole. Spunky and Wolfman are joined by southern gentleman Lee for what might be the most important EGOT competition in podcast history. Who are the icons that went all the way — dominating the trucker lane, the CB airwaves, AND the redneck hall of fame? You will not see these triple-threat winners coming.

Oh, and yes — we are absolutely making the case that Han Solo was a long-haul trucker. Fight us.

Get your ears on, put the hammer down, and enjoy the ride. This one’s a genuine smokey magnet.

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Wolfman & Spunky head for the stars in this cosmic edition of The 70s Vs The 80s.

This week, we each carve out our personal Mount Rushmore of Moon Songs and Space Songs—and the debate gets heated fast. Does the crown belong to “Rocket Man”? Is “Major Tom” the ultimate space traveler? Can Sting out-orbit everyone by walking on the moon? And does Ozzy crash the party by howling his way into lunar legend with “Bark at the Moon”?

Expect bold picks, friendly arguments, and a few unexpected detours through the strangest corners of the classic-rock universe.

Then in Segment Two, things get theatrical.

We present dramatic readings of legendary rock lyrics—including our best “Orson Welles–style” performances of some of Prince’s steamiest lines. Yes… it gets intense. Yes… it gets weird. And yes… it absolutely gets dramatic.

It’s moonshots, synths, space suits, and purple poetry—only on The 70s Vs The 80

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Bob Dylan turns 85, and Spunky & Wolfman are throwing the man a party — their way. They each bring their top three all-time Dylan tracks, their most overrated picks, and the deep cuts they swear you’ve been sleeping on. Then things get beautifully unhinged as the boys attempt an actual Dylan duet, stitching together their combined top 20 Dylan lines of all time into something that has absolutely no right to work as well as it does.

Then buckle up. Segment two brings you The Lawn- Jart Incident — a story so absurd, so perfectly chaotic, you’ll need to hear it with your own ears to even begin to process it. Trust us on this one.

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He didn’t just walk through walls — he walked through decades. This week on The 70s Vs The 80s, Mark and Gaspar join us to pay tribute to one of the most iconic action legends of our era: Chuck Norris.

We share our favorite memories of the man, the myth, the roundhouse kick — from his scrappy 70s martial arts roots to his full-blown 80s action superstardom.

And because no send-off is complete without one, we close it out with a “21 Chuck Norris Jokes Salute.” Rest easy, Chuck. The jokes write themselves — and so does the legend.

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Everyone’s got a genre they love to hate — but what if you’ve been wrong this whole time?

This week, we’re defending the underdogs. Disco, Outlaw Country, ‘80s Rap, and yes, even Metallica all walk into the courtroom, and we’re playing defense attorney. We’ll dig up the deep cuts you forgot existed, the classics you never gave a real chance, and the songs that just might make you a convert.

Plus — we uncover the real-life singer whose haunting voice and wild persona became the blueprint for Heath Ledger’s unforgettable Joker. Come in a hater. Leave a fan. Maybe.

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