The 1st episode of the 3rd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Glen Durrant's 3rd successive BDO World Championship, as well as Mikuru Suzuki's groundbreaking triumph at the Lakeside. The team also preview Q School, giving their tips as to who they think will win a Tour Card. The team are joined by six (yes six!) guests. First, Dave Parletti has a quick chat about his Lakeside debut. Then, Chris Mason recaps Lakeside as well as previewing the PDC's Q School. Finally, Matthew Kiernan speaks with four of the Q School hopefuls, including Nathan Derry, Nitin Kumar, Chas Barstow, and Dave Askew.

The 42nd episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Michael van Gerwen's third World Championship, as well as Michael Smith's run to his first major ranking final. The team also discuss a breakout fortnight for Nathan Aspinall, before turning to Lakeside to give their tips for the BDO World Championship. The team are joined by three guests. First, Nathan Aspinall discusses his remarkable World Championships. Then, Wes Newton talks about his first year in the BDO and his aspirations to win back his Tour Card. Finally, Deta Hedman expresses her hopes heading into her tenth Lakeside World Championship.

The 41st episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap the first 11 days of the PDC World Championship, including the shock of six of the Premier League players bowing out before Christmas. The team discuss which of the unseeded players still left has been most impressive, as well as what tough early matches mean for Gary Anderson and James Wade's chances of lifting the title. The team also redo their tips after all the early carnage. The team are joined by two guests. First, King Adz drops in to discuss his book "Fear and Loathing on the Oche" and what it was like to meet the superstars of world darts. Then, PDC statistical analyst Christopher Kempf stops by to give his mathematical take on the World Championships to date.

The 40th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap the Finder Darts Masters, including Richard Veenstra's first major final and Lisa Ashton's remarkable tenth major triumph. The team also review the first few days of the PDC World Darts Championship, including what Peter Wright's second round exit means for him and the tournament. The team are joined by two guests. First, Andy Hamilton discusses his first season in the BDO and his targets heading to Lakeside and Q School in January. Then, BDO Chairman Des Jacklin talks about his first few months in charge, including securing a venue and TV deal for the World Championships and the changes he's implemented since taking over.

The 39th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team preview the PDC World Darts Championship. The team discuss the expansion of the field to 96 players, as well as which first round ties excite them and which seeds stand in danger of departing in their first match. The team also give their predictions for the later rounds. The team are joined by three guests. First, Stephen Burton discusses his breakthrough couple of weeks, including his TV debut in Minehead and winning through the PDPA qualifier. Then, Luke Humphries and Richard North talk about their progression in PDC darts in exclusive interviews with Matthew Kiernan.

The 38th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Daryl Gurney's second major title, including his stunning final victory over Michael van Gerwen. The team also discuss Danny Noppert's first PDC major semi-final, as well as the controversy surrounding Ian White being thrown onto board 2 and the PDPA qualifier. The team are joined by two guests. First, Chris Dobey discusses his second major quarter-final and his preparation heading into the World Championship. Then, Daryl Gurney talks about his second major title, as well as his experiences playing in the Premier League for the first time this year.

The 37th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Gerwyn Price's first major title, as well as the controversial final between him and Gary Anderson. The team also discuss Raymond van Barneveld's retirement announcement before previewing both the Players Championship Final and PDPA Qualifier.

A special (unedited) episode 2nd of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt, recapping the group stage of the Grand Slam of Darts. Listen as the team recap all the action from the first four days in Wolverhampton, as well as look ahead to the Last 16 action.

The 36th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap a second TV title in a week for James Wade, as well as Michael Smith's close call with a maiden major triumph. The team also discuss the news out of the BDO that the World Championships will remain at Lakeside, before turning to their preview of the Grand Slam. The team are joined by two guests. First, Josh Payne stops in to talk about his progression since reaching the World Youth Championship final last year. Then, Gary Robson talks about his banner year, as well as what the new TV deal means for him and the BDO.

The 35th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap James Wade's first ranking TV title in seven years, as well as Premier League hope-boosting runs for Simon Whitlock, Joe Cullen, and Max Hopp. The team also discuss whether the crowd went too far in Dortmund in trying to help the German players, before turning to a preview of the World Series Finals. Two guests join this week. First, Mark McGeeney stops by to talk about his rise to the top of the BDO rankings and his aspirations ahead of the Grand Slam and Q School next year. Then, Maik Langendorf talks about his qualification for the World Series Finals and his hopes to win through the German Superleague Final to his first World Championship.

The 34th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap a remarkable double success for Krzysztof Ratajski to secure his spot in Minehead and on the Tour next year. The team also discuss surprise runs from Luke Humphries and Chris Dobey, as well as the World Series qualifiers. The team also preview the European Championship, including which first round matches they're looking forward to and give their predictions for the event.

The 33rd episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap another Euro Tour crown for Michael van Gerwen, plus a fourth final of 2018 for James Wade, and successful weekends for Jelle Klaasen, Richard North, and Martin Schindler. The team also preview the final ProTour weekend of 2018, including World Championship implications for a few big names. The team are joined by Adam Smith-Neale, who discusses what winning the World Masters means to him, opening new doors in darts.

The 32nd episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Michael van Gerwen's remarkable 30th major title, as well as missed opportunities for Peter Wright and Mensur Suljovic to claim a second title. The team also discuss Adam Smith-Neale's surprising World Masters crown in Bridlington, plus Glen Durrant's impressive week and whether Lisa Ashton deserved a Grand Slam invite. The team are joined by Madars Razma, fresh off his first senior PDC final and a pair of titles on the Nordic Tour in Iceland.

The 31st episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap ProTour titles for Max Hopp and Danny Noppert, as well as a potential Andrew Gilding resurgence. The team also preview the Winmau World Masters, including whether the field have closed the gap on Glen Durrant and who they think will lift dart's oldest major. The team are joined by Laura Turner, fresh off her first ranking title in over 17 years, as she looks ahead to the World Masters and a potential first appearance in the World Championship.

The 30th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap a third major television title in 2018 for Gary Anderson, as well as Peter Wright's recent run of victories on the big stage over Michael van Gerwen. The team also talk about Richard Veenstra's double in Bridlington, and Laura Turner's first ranking title in over 17 years. The team are joined by two guests. First, World Champion Rob Cross stops by to talk about life as the World Champ and what his next goals are. Then, Ricky Evans talks about his first Euro Tour final and his excitement ahead of his first appearance in the World Grand Prix.

The 29th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Gerwyn Price's first Euro Tour title, plus another final from Simon Whitlock. The team also discuss Ryan Searle's hot September, and Kim Huybrechts's struggles in 2018. The team begin looking ahead to the World Grand Prix, highlighting some interesting first round match-ups, and discuss whether Mensur Suljovic or any of the debutants have chances in Brighton in the Champions League.

The 28th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Ian White's first Euro Tour title, as well as a breakthrough final for Ricky Evans. The team also discuss who should be most disappointed to not win the title in the Netherlands, along with action on the Challenge Tour and Asian Tour. The team have a special segment courtesy of Matthew Kiernan, as he gives his story from the most poorly run open tournament he has ever participated in. The team are also joined by Ian White, who talks about his big weekend in Maastricht and his aims going forward.

The 27th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Michael van Gerwen's 27th Euro Tour title, plus James Wilson's maiden Euro Tour final. The team also discuss the ProTour midweek events in Barnsley, including the surprise final between Nathan Aspinall and Ryan Searle.

The 26th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Rob Cross's first World Series title, plus another good run from Peter Wright in Australia. The team also discuss the new BDO announcement concerning players playing in PDC events, plus the first season of Asian Tour action. The team are joined by Jeffrey de Zwaan, who discusses his breakthrough year in PDC darts and his run to the World Matchplay semi-final.

The 25th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Peter Wright's second World Series triumph, plus the return to the big stage for Corey Cadby. The team answer a couple of your questions, plus begin looking ahead to the first-ever PDC Women's qualifiers for the World Championship. The team are joined by a slew of guests courtesy of Matthew Kiernan, who spoke to Conan Whitehead, Paul Hogan, Ross Smith, Michael Barnard, Mark Walsh, and Shayne Burgess at the Tonbridge Open. Then, Corrine Hammond speaks to us about her move to England and what the new women's qualifiers means to ladies darts.

The 24th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Justin van Tergouw's first senior title, plus a pair of titles for Lisa Ashton and the Auckland Darts Masters. The team are joined by two guests. First, Kevin Barth discusses the current state of darts in Austria. Then, Corey Cadby talks about his debut year in the PDC and his return to the big stage in Melbourne.

The 23rd episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap the World Matchplay, where Gary Anderson took down Mensur Suljovic in one of the greatest matches to ever grace the Winter Gardens stage. The team also discuss Jeffrey de Zwaan's remarkable run to the semi-finals, plus whether top players should follow Anderson and Suljovic's leads and skip more ProTour events. The team are joined by three guests. Two Matchplay quarter-finalists—Joe Cullen and Darren Webster—stop in to discuss their weeks in Blackpool and what is next after they each moved into the top 16 for the first time. Then Roger Schena, the manager of Dave Chisnall and Lisa Ashton, discusses the upcoming BDO chairman vote and what he thinks he can bring to the table if elected.

The 22nd episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap a pair of World Series events in Las Vegas and Shanghai, including Michael Smith's first senior TV title and Michael van Gerwen's struggles in the World Series events this year. The team then turn to their preview of the World Matchplay, including which matches to look forward to in the first round and their tips throughout the week.

The 21st episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Michael van Gerwen's 6th Euro Tour title of 2018, as well as a debut final for Willie O'Connor. The team also discuss titles on the floor for Mervyn King and Ian White. They are joined by two guests. First, Andy Boulton discusses his run to his first Euro Tour semi-final. Then, Willie O'Connor talks about his most successful weekend in the PDC to date.

The Weekly Dartscast is back with special guest PDC chief executive Matt Porter, who joins the show to discuss the recent World Championship announcement, the World Series event in Germany and all things PDC. Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt review the PDC Pro Tour weekend in Wigan, which saw wins for Rob Cross and Peter Wright, as well as two semi-final runs from Jermaine Wattimena. The team preview this weekend's Euro Tour debut in Copenhagen, who can stop MVG, players to watch out for and where they would like to see the Euro Tour go next. The team then answer a few of your Twitter questions to wrap up the show!