Up this week it's Aussie dance-pop duo Koo De Tah. Join us as we hold a clinic in mid-'80s pop, and declare ourselves as official federal ambassadors (which we're pretty sure we have the authority to do).

We're back, and we're talking Hi-NRG - specifically the undisputed king of it, the guy who gave the finger to classical music training and a career in boxing to screw around with synths and drum machines.

This week, we analyze what it really means to be a one-hit wonder, straight from the mouth of a lady who holds that distinction.

What other show could possibly deliver you such a cool, sexy trio of ladies who fused together everything that was great about Klymaxx and 1987? We're just that type of podcast.

Easily the strangest act that we've covered yet, and probably the only band to attempt to fuse new wave and the spirit of the wild west.

You surely know of Wham!, but did you know that two of their backup singers were totally besties who continued on in the world of dancepop after GM went solo?

We're doing something a bit different for this Superlatives episode: We've each made a list of the five things that we think are the biggest definers of '80s music.

You probably know her as a comedienne, but for a few years in the early '80s, Tracey Ullman dominated the charts in the UK and managed to land one hit here in the US. Even if you're familiar with that one hit, join us as we analyze all her homeland chart toppers.

Is porn's loss disco's gain? We tackle this question as well as several about the strange porn-viewing habits of Baby Boomers in this week's disco romp through the discography of an actress-turned-musician whose iconic track you've definitely heard.

Kick off 2018 with some offbeat adult contempo! Despite cowriting and first recording one of pop music's most iconic ballads, most US listeners don't know about her. We'll take you through Jennifer's career from schlager-pop songstress to '90s new age nightingale.