Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode of your go-to darts podcast after the Players Championship Finals!

The boys start of the show with a look back at the Players Championship Finals and Luke Littler winning the title in Minehead to become a nine-time PDC major champion, before reflecting on ITV Sport's 18-year run producing PDC events.

Devon Petersen (19:27) calls in ahead of the defence of his ADC Global Championship title next week. 'The African Warrior' delves into a range of topics including the launch of his Dartboard Maths initiative, his involvement with the International Darts School League, the rapid growth of the African Darts Group and the possibility of Africa having two spots in the PDC World Darts Championship.

Alex and Burton continue the show with a look back at the PDC World Youth Championship final on Sunday, which saw Gian van Veen defeat Beau Greaves to defend his title, before giving their first reaction to Monday's draw for the PDC World Darts Championship.

Shane McGuirk (1:06:40) also joins the show ahead of making his return to Lakeside next week. 'The Arrow' looks back on his year as WDF world champion, travelling to Australia for exhibitions and playing for Ireland in the Six Nations, as well as almost qualifying for Ally Pally via the UK and Ireland Qualifier, and reveals his travel arrangements during the first weekend of this year's Lakeside!

The boys finish off the show by discussing which players who have lost their PDC tour card following Monday's last-chance qualifier surprised them the most, before looking ahead to the early start of Dartsmas and the WDF World Championships and ADC Global Championship getting under way over the coming days.

Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode of your go-to darts podcast after the Grand Slam of Darts!

The boys start of the show with a look back at the Grand Slam of Darts and reflect on Luke Littler retaining the title in Wolverhampton and becoming the youngest world number one in PDC history, before looking back on the runner-up Luke Humphries' near two-year run at the top of the rankings.

Archie Self (19:13) calls in ahead of the defence of his WDF Youth World Championship title at Lakeside. 'The Archer' reflects on the last 12 months, becoming a world champion on his Lakeside debut at the end of 2024, winning through the recent qualifiers in Hungary for the second year in a row to earn his spot in the field at Lakeside again, making his MODUS Super Series debut this week after turning 16 years old, his plans for 2026, including going to Q-School in January, and much more.

Alex and Burton continue the show with a look ahead to a mouth-watering PDC World Youth Championship final between the holder Gian van Veen and Beau Greaves this Sunday, before making their picks for who they want to see win through the last chance qualifier for the PDC World Championship on Monday.

Paige Pauling (46:13) also joins the show ahead of making her return to Lakeside next week. The teenager looks back on her career so far, from being inspired by her brother to start playing darts herself, dominating the girls circuit in both the WDF and JDC, winning the WDF Girls World Championship on her Lakeside debut last year, progressing into the senior ranks and winning multiple WDF women's titles to qualify for the Women's World Championship for the first time this year.

The boys finish off the show by dipping into the mailbag and discuss whether Luke Littler is now the most successful teenager in sports history.

Alex Moss is back with a new on-the-road episode of your go-to darts podcast from the ConciergeUK Senior Darts Tour!

 

Mike Norton (1:25), the ConciergeUK Senior Darts Tour tournament director/player talks about starting the new 50+ tour at the start of this year, reflects on how their inaugural season has gone, plans for the tour's second year in 2026 and going international with a weekend of events in Spain, and much more.

 

Simon Stevenson (14:57), the ConciergeUK Senior Darts Tour #1 ranked player, chats about trying to rediscover his confidence on the oche after losing his PDC tour card, qualifying for the UK Open again this year, winning three titles on the new seniors tour to top the rankings, and plans to go back to Q-School in 2026.

 

James Richardson (21:44), the ConciergeUK Senior Darts Tour #2 ranked player, talks about his experiences of the now defunct World Senior Darts Tour, winning the first event of the new Senior Darts Tour and battling with Simon Stevenson for the #1 ranking, and why his famous win over Raymond van Barneveld at Ally Pally still gives him inspiration.

 

Shayne Burgess (30:58), the three-time major finalist, chats about being the unofficial 'cabaret' act of the Senior Darts Tour, holding his own Q and A during the final weekend of the tour in Wigan, coming within two wins of qualifying for the UK Open again this year, and his plans to take on more Q and A and after-dinner speaker gigs in 2026.

 

 

 

Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode of your go-to darts podcast ahead of the Grand Slam of Darts!

The boys start of the show with a look ahead to the Grand Slam, discussing the tournament's stature ahead of its expansion to 48 players next year, before picking out which of this year's eight groups is the 'group of death.'

Cam Crabtree (17:55) sits down with Alex Moss at Darts Corner HQ ahead of making his Grand Slam debut on Saturday. 'Shazam' reflects on an impressive 2025 so far, winning his first PDC tour card at Q-School, claiming five Development Tour titles and topping the rankings to earn a Grand Slam debut this weekend.

Alex and Burton continue the show with a look at the confirmed draw for the Players Championship Finals later this month, before giving their thoughts on the PDC agreeing a new deal with ITV to broadcast their events until at least 2028.

Laura Wood (47:51), the managing director of Bullseye, joins the show ahead of Bullseye's new series starting on ITV this Sunday. Laura talks through the 40+ year history of the iconic darts gameshow, from her dad Andrew creating and writing the show and its legendary first run of 300+ episodes during the 1980s and 1990s, to how she got involved with Bullseye and helped bring the show back on air with a Christmas Special last year and then a brand new series that begins this weekend.

The boys finish off the show by reacting to the draws for the WDF World Championships and ADC Global Championship.