In 1978, disco reigned supreme, punk and new wave were fighting for their space on the pop charts, and the soundtracks to Saturday Night Fever and Grease occupied the #1 spot on the album chart for 36 weeks.  In the end, it was the year of Barry Gibb - you couldn't turn on a radio without hearing a song that he'd had a hand in creating.

On this week's episode, Pete is joined by the great New York Daily News entertainment critic, David Hinckley, where they discuss everything from the Sex Pistols to Barry Manilow.  

And we have a podcasting first, where Pete & Adam cook in a '70s Easy-Bake Oven while discussing their favorite music of '78.