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Telegraph football writer JJ Bull joins us to bring some cold hard tactical analysis to the misery party as we look back on Sunday's dismal capitulation to Scotland's newest club.

David Preece and Mark Elrick (aka Dolly Digital) join us this week to revel in the current form in a packed episode.

Chris Crighton, editor of Dons fanzine The Red Final, joins us to unpick that sweet, sweet ending versus Motherwell at Pittodrie on Saturday (and the frustrations that preceded it). We also cover Peter Pawlett's departure and the importance of grinding He

Christy Keenan joins us again to look back at the week just gone. Set pieces, tactical set-ups and the concept of luck all come under the microscope. The BEST analysis of the Dons week, right here, every week.

The Dons keep rolling on and Thom Watt joins us to review a less than stylish, yet three points nonetheless, win over Ross County, while looking ahead to Hamilton and Partick Thistle. We also discuss the importance of the spot kick with Thom.

Dons matchday photographer Scott Baxter joins us this week to give us an insight into his job, and to review a week that saw nine goals, six points, some crucial interventions from the bench, and a Mark McGhee meltdown.

Martyn Clunes and stats analyst Gavin Mair join us to discuss the gritty win at Ross County, dismiss the challenge of Motherwell and Killie in fate-tempting fashion, and try to define scientifically what we'll need to tie up 2nd place.

Recorded just after the most excellent breaking news from Pittodrie on Jonny, tonight's show also looks back on a hard-earned three points against Thistle, and ahead to a season-defining afternoon in Dingwall. Plus you're favourite Dons goal celebrations.

Truly spoiling you this week with Dons luminaries Ally Begg and Michael Grant joining me to cover the Dons week from the sublime Niall McGinn goal versus Dundee, to the ridiculous hype and machismo of the transfer window.

Jack Thomson, from the Stats and Miniskirts blog, and Dundee fan Jamie Keith join us to look ahead to the visit of Dundee and to dispel some of the transfer window nonsense that's been circulating.

A player quickly taken to the hearts of the Red Army, Lee joins us to discuss his time at Pittodrie, spell in management (including his application to replace Jimmy Calderwood), his current work as a performance psychologist and much, much more! An unmiss

Farewell 2016, you were generally an utter rotter, but you did end with 3 wins in a week putting the Dons back on track. We're joined by Scotland international Rachel Corsie to discuss her 2016 and look ahead to what promises to be a big year culminating

In the wake of another tough reversal, we welcome Christy Keenan onto the show to explore some of the psychological aspects that are behind any successful player, manager or team. We also chat to Andy Ross from the MFC Podcast ahead of the game at Fir Par

In a week where floodlight failure ensured that the analogies of the angry brigade wrote themselves, we look back at two (and a bit) games, work out the solution to AFC's midfield conundrum, and softly rebuke our star loan signing, all with the help of th

Another inglorious trip to Glasgow to discuss in the company this week of Mark "Dolly Digital" Elrick and Calum Shanlin. We also look ahead to the visits of Kilmarnock and St Johnstone while Martyn upsets the Pittodrie marketing department.

An autopsy is an examination of something lifeless, so it seemed quite apt for our cup final review show... Esteemed Dandy Graham Hunter joins us to discuss where it went wrong.

We welcome back BBC Radio Scotland Sportsound's Richard Gordon on to the show to discuss the season so far and look back on some previous League Cup triumphs. We're also joined by Steve McCormick, one of the key men behind Sunday's fan display at Hampden.

The concluding part of interview with Russell focuses on his second spell with the Dons. Getting over his injury setbacks, how it felt to finally lift a trophy, and his decision to retire from playing. That and much more in a revealing interview.

In the first of a 2 part special we speak to a modern day Dons legend, Russell Anderson. In this episode we talk about those tough early years for him at Pittodrie, life under different managers, and his experiences down in England. An essential listen.

We were joined by Telegraph journalist and exiled Dons fan JJ Bull, and, a not that gloat-y really, Lawrence Donegan to look back on a somewhat insipid home defeat to Celtic. The conversation then deviated somewhat... A fine listen.