Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode during the PDC World Darts Championship!

The boys start the show with a look back at the first and second round action at Alexandra Palace, and discuss which of the record 14 seeds' early exits surprised them the most, as well as which players will now be eyeing up a deep run in the tournament after Christmas.

Bhav Patel (14:50) calls in to discuss being a featured player in Sky's new darts documentary Game of Throws, making his PDC World Championship debut last year, why he was unable to play in the Indian Qualifier for this year's tournament, and his plans for a busy year of darts in 2025.

Alex and Burton wrap up the last show of 2024 with a look ahead to the third round at Ally Pally, before giving their thoughts on the Game of Throws documentary.

Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode during the PDC World Darts Championship!

The boys start the show with a look at the top performers from the opening four days of action at Alexandra Palace (1:50).

PDC world youth champion Gian van Veen (11:10) stops by ahead of starting his PDC World Championship campaign on Monday. Van Veen reflects on becoming the first Dutch winner of the PDC World Youth Championship last month, playing through dartitis in last year's world youth final against Luke Littler, going full-time as a professional this year and cracking the world's top 32 in less than two years with a tour card.

Alex and Burton continue their look back at the first four days at Ally Pally by discussing the title prospects of Gerwyn Price, Nathan Aspinall and Peter Wright, who all won through their second-round ties to make the last 32 (28:15).

JDC World Championship finalists Daniel Stephenson (37:12) and Lex Paeshuyse (48:58) call in ahead of facing each other at Ally Pally on Saturday. The teenage duo reflect on their early years playing the game, with Daniel following in the footsteps of his dad Mark Stephenson to play on the Ally Pally stage, whilst Lex discusses his emergence in 2024 and playing on the Lakeside and Ally Pally stages at just 13 years old.

The boys wrap up the show with a look ahead to the remaining first and second round ties in the PDC World Championship (1:03:11).

Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a bumper episode of the podcast as we preview the PDC World Darts Championship! The boys start the show with a look at the main storylines heading into this year's tournament at Alexandra Palace, before predicting who they think will lift the Sid Waddell Trophy on January 3 (1:52).

Rashad Sweeting (15:11) calls in from the Bahamas ahead of his debut in the PDC World Darts Championship next week. Rashad reflects on topping the CDLC Order of Merit this year to earn a spot at Ally Pally, making history as the first player from the Bahamas to play in the tournament, and his hopes for his debut World Championship campaign and beyond.

Alex and Burton continue their look ahead to Ally Pally and pick out their darkhorse for the tournament and which players they are looking forward to watching in the first round (38:03).

Ryan Joyce (47:03) stops by ahead of playing in his seventh consecutive PDC World Darts Championship next week. 'Relentless' looks back on his career since making the quarter-finals on his Ally Pally debut, winning a pair of Players Championship titles, reaching two major semi-finals and breaking into the world's top 32.

Alex and Burton finish up their Ally Pally preview by picking out the sessions before Christmas they would most like a ticket for (1:02:23).

PDC referee Huw Ware (1:10:03) joins the show ahead of refereeing at the PDC World Darts Championship. The Welshman looks back on his career as a referee so far and reveals some exciting plans as a Winmau Global Ambassador that are coming in 2025, as well as his involvement in the Rainbow Laces campaign and Out On The Oche group.

Alex and Burton finish up the show with a look back at the WDF Lakeside World Championships, which saw Ireland's Shane McGuirk beat Paul Lim in the men's final and Beau Greaves complete a hat-trick of women's world titles (1:34:09).

Alex Moss is back for a special episode of the podcast looking back at the life of Olly Croft OBE.

Oliver Croft and Joe Croft, son and grandson of the late Olly Croft, both sit down with Alex at the Lakeside to reflect on the BDO founder's immense contribution to the world of darts, from starting the BDO in 1973, and introducing the World Masters and World Championships to the calendar, to taking darts to the Lakeside, the 'split in darts' and his 38-year reign in charge of the BDO.

Listen to Oliver and Joe discuss Olly's legacy in darts with many interesting anecdotes, including what the Queen said to Olly when he received his OBE, as well as chat about Joe's current darts career and his aspirations to make his own name in the game.