29 MAR 2016 · The One Where Uncle Paul Came Back For A Visit Issue 12 of season 3 of The MooCamp Radio Show – the MK Dons Radio Show that likes standing at the best of times, but loves standing in front of the terminally seated. We revisit the highs, lows and mediums of our trip to Brighton, the warm welcome that we received, and the seemingly endless series of discussion points to not get too heated about. We get Paul Harris to sing us a song, we get Gers to tell us a fact and we get Modders to tell us a joke to our punchline, which he managed to do remotely. We share some fantastic Franchise Watch entries from the Brightony and Charltony people, we look forward to our upcoming matches and realise that there aren’t any, so instead we prove that we have no idea who’s likely to get called up for international duty, and who’s fit enough anyway. Music came from Devo, Barnes and Barnes (of course), Go West for which I apologise, with a smattering of ABC bubbling under the surface. The MooCamp Radio Show – it’s like another language, but one where you can understand about a third of the words.

29 MAR 2016 · The one that was just a jump to the left. The ONLY MK Dons Radio Show on the planet, and quite possibly anywhere else, brings you our thoughts on the loss against Hull, the victory against Charlton and the impending trip to Brighton. We talk to MKDSA Chairman Adam Faiers about a seemingly endless list of things, all of which we understood and liked. A lot. Especially the shirt. Along the way we bring you masses of Franchise Watch, Adam pretends to be a chav and Gers tells us facts, because he can. Music came from Alvvays and Earth Wind and Fire, which is a pairing that’s not often seen outside of the lower leagues. The MooCamp Radio Show – it’s like friendship, but without all the bitterness and distrust.

29 MAR 2016 · The one after the QPR shenanigans. The only MK Dons Radio Show returns from our annual mid-October break to discuss the highs, lows, sighs and woes of our victory over the boys from the Blackburn, and our defeats away at Huddersfield and QPR. We go all musical with the Question of the Week, we get a pretty rubbish song from Alby, and we get inundated with texts, tweets and snapchats from octogenarians from Coffee Hall. Which is an odd thing to type but even odder to witness. Music came from Barnes and Barnes, which I guarantee will be sitting in the back of your mind, nagging sweetly for years to come. The MooCamp Radio Show – it’s like fighting had never been invented.

29 MAR 2016 · The one after Didcot and Dele. Issue 3.09 of The MooCamp Radio Show brings you our views on Dele’s England debut, we look forward to the visit of Blackburn Rovers and our midweek trip to Huddersfield Town. And we talk about what we did at the weekend, but that’s a given – who wouldn’t? We get your thoughts on what’s good about international breaks, we round up the latest abuse coming our way in Franchise Watch and we hear the angelic tones of our own Aled Jones, as Young Alby brings us yet another new chant. Music comes sadly from Camera Obscura and more happily from John Grant. The MooCamp Radio Show – we’re not sure if we really exist, but if we do, then we’d really like to see some proof.

29 MAR 2016 · Issue 8 of the decidedly sexy third season of The MooCamp Radio Show finds us in buoyant mood, perhaps due to a Daniel Powell wonder strike grabbing a point in the dying seconds of Saturday’s match against Bristol City. We dissect the season a little and decide that we’re a mix of calm, happy, disappointed, not disappointed and not really sure what we’re talking about. Which is nothing new really. We hear your tales from the light and dark side of football stewarding, and generally wax lyrically about joyous days of yore, and when we used to win matches. Music came from Hooton Tennis Club, which is a good thing, and we didn’t have time for the Bombay Bicycle Track I’d lined up, so maybe next week. The MooCamp Radio Show – it may be on it’s last legs, but it’s going to go out smiling.