After a 6-month hiatus filled with house moves, parenthood and various Dundee players hitting the front and back pages, Danny and Gary are back to discuss all things Dundee - well, mainly their dread of the transfer window.

Danny takes the reins in Gary's absence to chat with Steven about all things Dundee in the first pod of the new season. We're in the Premiership! We're scoring goals! What's not to like?

PUMP IT UP

THE DEES ARE GOING UP

We revel in returning to the top tier, apologise to James McPake and look forward to next season. Enjoy.

Gary, Danny and Steven get together after a short hiatus to happily go over the unbeaten run and securing a playoff berth, what's needed to (somehow) finish second and why being runners-up could be important to our Premiership hopes.

Gary, Danny and Steven practically trip over each other to wax lyrical about the upturn in fortunes, feel hopeful about the team's resilience, and wonder aloud if we've found our best team by accident.

Gary and Danny get together to Ayr (boom boom) some grievances after yet another self-destructive performance.

Danny and Gary are joined by special guest star, D.C. Thomson's very own George Cran, to talk about the pitch, his beloved Doonhamers, set-piece calamities and whether the enforced break will do us a favour.

Gary and Danny sack off moaning about losing to Rovers - why do that when you can interview title winner Peter "Peaso" MacDonald instead? 

Peaso talks to us about how he came to sign for the Dee, his enjoyment of training under Bomber Brown, and why the 13/14 team still has a group chat on the go. Tuck in and enjoy!

Gary and Danny are joined by Ross and Scott from the 1893 Foundation to hear about the progress made by the Foundation since it was established last year, before all four dig into a frustrating result (and series of injuries) picked up at Gayfield last week.

(Clearly, this was also recorded before the Ayr Utd game was called off...)

Tommy Coyne, Keith Wright, Bomber Brown, Tosh McKinlay, Bobby Connor and, of course, Vince Mennie.

Enjoy our nostalgia-laden trip down memory lane as Grant, Alan and Steven revisit the gung-ho, come-and-have-a-go-if-you-think-you’re-hard-enough nearly men of the 1980s.