Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode ahead of the UK Open!
The team start the show with a look ahead to the return of 'The FA Cup of Darts' this weekend, and discuss if this will be the year that the elite will regain the trophy, as well as pick out their darkhorses and pick of the opening session ties in Minehead.
Alex and Burton also review the first Development Tour action of the year, and focus on women's world champion Beau Greaves' debut, before finishing up the show with an extended mailbag!
Ian White (17:22) joins Alex at Darts Corner HQ to look back on his last 12 months on the PDC tour, returning to Ally Pally at the end of last season, his hopes for 2024 after keeping hold of his tour card, playing Luke Littler and his grandad, and much more.
Brandon Western (46:41) also calls in ahead of making his PDC major debut this weekend as one of the Riley's qualifiers. Brandon talks through his time in the game so far, from beating Martin Adams in an exhibition in his early days, taking seven years out from playing with dartitis, and his comeback to the sport which has led to him earning a spot in this year's UK Open.
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Alex Moss is back with a special bonus episode of the podcast as we take a closer look at the growing darts scene in the armed forces!
WO2 Lee Fox and Cpl Zara Durrant call in to discuss all things darts in the military. Lee and Zara share their journey so far in trying to get darts recognised as a sport in the armed forces and what they have achieved so far.
Lee and Zara also tell us about the launch of the Defence Darts Community, and their Online League, as well as their upcoming Operation BULLSEYE event this summer.
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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode after the World Seniors Championship!
The team start the show with a look back at this week's latest action on the PDC ProTour, which saw Players Championship title wins for Ryan Searle and Damon Heta.
Alex and Burton also review the World Seniors Championship, and John Henderson's victory at the Circus Tavern, as well as give their thoughts on the announced changes to the seniors tour at the weekend.
WO2 Lee Fox and Cpl Zara Durrant (14:55) call in to discuss all things darts in the military. Lee and Zara share their journey so far in trying to get darts recognised as a sport in the armed forces and what they have achieved so far. Follow Lee and Zara on Twitter and listen to the full one-hour interview on a special bonus episode available from tomorrow!
Jason Francis (47:41) also calls in to reflect on last week's World Seniors Championship and discuss the changes to the seniors tour. The co-promoter of the World Seniors Darts Tour also chats about Phil Taylor's retirement plans for this year, current broadcast deals and plans for future years on how to grow the seniors game.
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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back during a busy week in the world of darts.
The team start the show with a look back at the first double-header of Players Championship events in 2024, and discuss if Monday's winner Luke Littler can qualify for the World Matchplay in his first year on the tour, as well as if Tuesday's champion Gary Anderson can translate his floor form into deep runs on the stage.
Alex and Burton also preview the upcoming World Seniors Championship and make their predictions for who will win the title at the Circus Tavern on Sunday, as well as how Phil Taylor will fare in his final World Championship campaign in his final year of competitive darts.
Phil Taylor (18:36) calls in for the first time to reflect on his iconic career in the game. The 16-time world champion discusses his early years in the sport, being taken under Eric Bristow's wing and then beating his mentor to win the Lakeside on his debut in 1990, breaking away to help form the PDC in the mid-90s, the fame at the height of his career, why he has decided this will be his last year playing in the World Seniors, and his plans for retirement.
John Henderson (46:59) also stops by ahead of his debut in the World Seniors Championship this week. The former World Cup winner looks back on life after winning that tournament in 2021, why he didn't kick on after that victory, losing his tour card and what the last two years have been like away from the PDC tour, rediscovering his love for the game last year, narrowly missing out on a tour card via the Challenge Tour, and his hopes for the rest of 2024.
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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode after the Masters.
The team start the show with a look back at the weekend's action in Milton Keynes, and discuss Stephen Bunting's run to a first PDC major title, as well as give their thoughts on Peter Wright's eye-catching comments after his second-round win on Saturday.
Alex and Burton also reflect on the action at the Dutch Open, which saw Beau Greaves regain the women's title and Jarno Bottenberg check out a title-winning 131 finish to claim the men's trophy. The team also delve into the draw for next week's World Seniors Championship and answer your questions in the mailbag.
Returning PDC tour card holder Jeffrey de Graaf (16:35) calls in ahead of the first events of the 2024 PDC ProTour next week. The Dutch-born Swede talks through his career so far, from debuting at Lakeside, reaching a BDO major final and his first stint with a PDC tour card to moving from the Netherlands to Sweden, his first win at Ally Pally in December and his dramatic final day at European Q-School last month which saw him regain his tour card.
Newly crowned Dutch Open champion Jarno Bottenberg (50:36) also stops by after his memorable victory in Assen at the weekend. The Dutchman looks back on his first WDF ranking title and explains why it was a 'home game' for him, and also discusses his career so far in the game, including his first appearance at the Lakeside last December and his plans now for the rest of 2024 after already securing his spot in this year's WDF World Championships.
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Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode ahead of the new Premier League season.
The team start the show by reflecting on the results from the annual Weekly Dartscast Awards, which saw our listeners crown Luke Humphries as the Player of the Year and Andrew Gilding as our Guest of the Year.
Alex and Burton look ahead to the start of this year's Premier League, and discuss their favourite moments from the tournament's history, before moving on to the Masters and pick out their favourite ties from Friday's first-round line-up.
Sky Sports and ITV commentator Stuart Pyke (15:43) calls in ahead of a busy week of darts. Stuart reflects on being in the commentary box for 'The Greatest Leg' last year, and gives his thoughts on Luke Humphries and Luke Littler ahead of their first Premier League campaigns, as well as Peter Wright's current form heading into the tournament.
The reigning Masters champion Chris Dobey (47:25) also stops by ahead of starting his title defence in Milton Keynes on Friday night. Chris looks back on the last 12 months, his debut season in the Premier League last year, and how he plans to bounce back from World Championship heartache with a strong showing in 2024.
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