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Doom approaches. As the band teeters on the edge of a ravine in Leeds, their short lives flash before their eyes. The Takeshi's Castle-style obstacle course of the music industry hasn't been easy. Can the boys follow in the hallowed footsteps of Ser Robbie Williams and finally defeat the Emerald Guard? Maybe. In the meantime, the band pick their favourite tracks from Pools of Colour, rate the bubbles in Lenny Kravitz's shower and map out a torrid day in the life of the 'j-dream'. Hold on to your wigs, it's going to get hairy! Welcome back.

The train has left the station. There's an awful lot going on in the junodream camp right now, and the band take stock. Is wizardry still cool? Is an acrimonious split on the cards? Did we predict the internet? All we really know is this: our new song is about to make us extremely famous. Welcome back.

SEASON 2 BEGINS! We're back and perkier than ever. For the last 107 weeks we've been deep in the mines, forging something glittering, magical and extremely robust. In this episode, we tell-all about our steamy tour with The Backseat Lovers and settle on a corporate promise for the band. It's seriously exciting times for the j-dream. We might even let slip on a world exclusive. Join us, friends.

Our pain knows no bounds. Our comely studio, Shabby Road, is going under the knife. Before the laughing gas wears off, we investigate Dougal's sacred birth and reveal the secrets of our first Radio 1 premiere. Will Travel Guide edge out Eden Burns at the BRIT Awards? Only time will tell. Our latest studio creation could be the answer no-one was looking for.

At long last, Dork takes a deep dive on the j-dream. Are we, like Icarus, flying too close to the sun of fame and fortune? In this episode, we predict the future, discover evil PR tactics and mark a very special date in our April calendar. Breathe well, friends.

Our year of live music comes crashing down! New lockdowns push the band to the edge of survival (once again). We aim our harpoons at Daniel Ek, Tim Cook and whoever runs Deezer. Cringe with us as we dive brain-first into our most embarrassing gig moments. Delicious.