The 15th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap one of Michael van Gerwen's best-ever tournament victories, as well as Jeffrey de Zwaan's maiden PDC title and Danny Noppert's first Euro Tour semi-final. The team also discuss whether now is the time for Jelle Klaasen and Kim Huybrechts to worry, and good runs from Dave Chisnall and Paul Nicholson. The team are joined by two guests. First, former World Championship finalist Andy Hamilton talks about his move to the BDO and his attempt to recapture his confidence. Then, Michael Barnard stops by to discuss his remarkable start to the Challenge Tour season, including three titles and two finals from the first 12 events.

The 14th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Jonny Clayton's first Euro Tour title, including come-from-behind victories over Mensur Suljovic and Gerwyn Price, both of whose form the team also discusses. We look ahead to the Premier League night in Manchester, asking whether the play-off field is set in stone and whether Michael van Gerwen should be worried after a pair of defeats. The team are joined by Jonny Clayton, who talks about his great run in Graz, as well as his hopes to build on this and represent Wales in the PDC World Cup.

The 13th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Max Hopp's remarkable run to his first PDC title in front of the German crowd in the German Darts Open. The team also discuss good runs from Michael Smith, Ian White, and Rob Cross, who each made at least the semi-final. Two guests joint this week. First, Max Hopp talks about his maiden title and how he would like to build from here. Next, Dawson Murschell discusses his move from Canada and the start to his professional career on the ProTour.

The 12th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Michael Smith's second title of 2018 and Mickey Mansell's first PDC title. The team also discuss where Adrian Lewis's game stands after a pair of finals, and what Peter Wright needs to do on Thursday to keep his Premier League play-off hopes alive. The team are joined by two guests. First, Bobby George discusses his memories of the late Eric Bristow. Then, Mickey Mansell talks about his maiden PDC title and what it means for his career.

The 11th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Michael van Gerwen's 2nd Euro Tour title in as many weekends, both over Peter Wright in the final. The team also discuss Max Hopp's best run in a ranking event in two years, as big weekends from James Wade and Stephen Bunting. The team preview Judgment Night in the Premier League, including Daryl Gurney's push towards the top four.

The 10th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap a thrilling final in Leverkusen between Michael van Gerwen and Peter Wright, as well as stellar weekends for James Wade, Richard North, and Ron Meulenkamp. The team also discuss Michael Barnard's first Challenge Tour victory and his hot start to the season. PDC referee Huw Ware joins to discuss his full Premier League debut in Belfast this week, as well as his refereeing career to date, while Matthew Kiernan contributes interviews from Milton Keynes with Gregg Tong of DartConnect and Challenge Tour 5 winner John Davey.

The 9th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team review Ian White's first PDC title in nearly two years, plus recent struggles from Alan Norris and Gerwyn Price. The team also discuss which Euro Tour debutants you should watch out for in Leverkusen. The team are joined by two guests—both amongst the Euro Tour debutants—Martin Atkins and Mark Wilson, who discuss the start to their seasons and their goals in Leverkusen.

Alex Moss is joined by special guest co-host Christopher Kempf, the statistical analyst of the PDC, to review the week in darts. The team recap the weekend of PDC Pro Tour action, including Gary Anderson's double-title triumph in Barnsley. Former England international Dave Parletti calls in to discuss his win at the Isle of Man this past weekend, his health problems in Prague at the end of last year and his goals for the rest of 2018 in the BDO. The team recap the Isle of Man Festival and then make their picks for the Premier League this week.

The 7th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team review Gary Anderson's first UK Open title after a snow-disrupted weekend in Minehead. The team also discuss Corey Cadby's run to the final, plus surprise performances from John Part, David Pallett, and Robert Owen. The team are joined by PDC Chairman Barry Hearn, who talks about the weather-related problems of the weekend, plus the PDC's expansion into the Asian and North American markets.

Bonus episode featuring interviews from various Rileys UK Open Qualifiers courtesy of Matthew Kiernan. Some of these interviews already aired on our episode a few weeks ago, but this is the full collection of interviews. Follow Matthew on Twitter at TheDartingNerd.

The 6th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team preview the UK Open, where Peter Wright looks to defend his title and Michael van Gerwen tries to make it three in four years. The team also discuss the Premier League, including whether Michael Smith can keep his perfect record intact and if Mensur Suljovic or Gerwyn Price can put in a run to avoid relegation. The team are joined by PDC commentator Dan 'Darts' Dawson, who previews the UK Open and talks about the start of the ProTour season.

The 5th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap titles for Michael van Gerwen, Corey Cadby, and Krzysztof Ratajski, including whether Cadby has what it takes to match Rob Cross's sensational debut year. The team also look at the Scottish Open, discussing whether Richard Veenstra and Gary Robson could be contenders in the TV events later this year. The team are joined by Terry Jenkins, who talks about what brought him back onto the tour this year and his objectives for 2018. The team also have interviews with Morgan Smith, Lionel Sams, Dave Parletti, and Alex Roy from the Rileys UK Open Qualifier in Harlow, courtesy of Matthew Kiernan.

The 4th episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap the first weekend of ProTour action, where Michael van Gerwen won a pair of titles before Michael Smith won the final event on Sunday. The team also discuss the Dutch Open, where Mark McGeeney and Deta Hedman retained their titles alongside Vincent d'Hondt winning the first Dutch Open paradart event. The team recap the first week of Premier League, including Gary Anderson's injury, and give their (most likely incorrect) tips for week 2. We are joined this week by PDC statistical analyst Chirstopher Kempf, who gives his statistical look at the first weekend of ProTour action and what he is looking for in the numbers in 2018.

The 3rd episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Michael van Gerwen's fourth successive Unibet Masters title, plus Raymond van Barneveld's brilliant run to the final. The team also discuss the first weekend of Challenge Tour action—including a maiden victory for Brazil's Diogo Portela—before giving their predictions for the first night of Premier League action. The team are joined by three guests. First, Portela joins to talk about his first PDC title and his goals on the Challenge Tour this season. Then, Peter Wright gives his bold projection for 20 titles in 2018. Finally, van Barneveld discusses his expectations of contending for and winning more major titles in the near future.

The 2nd episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap both the UK and European Q Schools, where 33 players won two-year PDC Tour Cards. The team discuss the biggest surprises not to win a Tour Card, including the entire BDO contingent other than Danny Noppert. The team then predict which of the new Tour Card holders they think will best hit the ground running in 2018.

The 1st episode of the 2nd series of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Glen Durrant's second successive BDO World Championship at the Lakeside, as well as Lisa Ashton's fourth LDO crown in five years. The team also discuss where Mark McGeeney can go from here after missing two darts for the title, and what Michael Unterbuchner's semi-final run could mean for German Darts. The team preview Q School, discussing which BDO players may win cards and which former Tour Card holders can retain their cards, before airing some interviews with Q School hopefuls Martin Lukeman, Michael Power, and Michael Barnard, courtesy of Matthew Kiernan. The team are joined by Glen Durrant, who discusses retaining his World Title, some of his goals for 2018, and his friendly banter with Eric Bristow on Twitter.

The 43rd episode of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Rob Cross's remarkable World Championship on debut with the return of everyone's favourite segment: The Rob Cross Appreciation Minute (or is it hour?). The team also discuss whether Cross is now a legitimate rival for Michael van Gerwen, as well as breakout performances from Dimitri van den Bergh and Jamie Lewis, and Phil Taylor's run to the final in his final event. The team then preview Lakeside, discussing who is the biggest challenger to Glen Durrant and whether this is the most wide open Ladies' field ever. The team are joined by Lakeside MC Richard Ashdown, who discusses his career in darts, what Rob Cross's win means in the history of the sport, and gives his insight into the upcoming Lakeside World Championship.

The 42nd episode of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team preview the 2018 PDC World Darts Championship. The team discuss the main contenders entering Ally Pally, as well as who they think could pull a surprise over the next three weeks. The team also recap Danny Noppert's maiden major title in the Finder Darts Masters

The 41st episode of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team preview the Finder Darts Masters, where Glen Durrant attempts to win his third successive title in the Netherlands. The team also discuss Team UK's run to the semi-finals of the Soft Tip World Cup and Paul Lim's second soft tip title of the year. The team are joined by two former World Champions. First, Andy Fordham joins ahead of his big-stage return in the Finder Darts Masters. Then, Adrian Lewis discusses his return from surgery this year and his hopes ahead of the World Championship.

The 40th episode of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Michael van Gerwen's 40th TV title (on our 40th episode!), as well as Jonny Clayton's first run to a TV final. The team also talk about Justin Pipe's best result in a TV event in four years, before turning the focus to the PDPA qualifiers in Milton Keynes. The team are joined by ITV commentator Chris Mason, who talks about the weekend in Minehead, his highlights in commentary, and his thoughts on the World Championship.

The 39th episode of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Michael van Gerwen's hat trick of Grand Slam titles, Peter Wright's thrilling comeback win over Gary Anderson, and some controversial comments from Phil Taylor. The team also discuss Glen Durrant's fantastic showing in Wolverhampton, before previewing the World Youth Championship final and the Players Championship Finals. The team are joined by two guests. First, Luke Humphries, who topped the Development Tour Order of Merit, comes on to discuss his progression this season. Then, former Players Championship Finals winner Paul Nicholson joins to talk about his return to the big stage and life both as a professional darts player and commentator.

The 37th episode of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Rob Cross's run to a first TV final, plus Kyle Anderson's first major semi-final and Daryl Gurney's rise to number four in the world. The team also discuss the last wave of international Ally Pally qualifiers, including whether the PDC got it correct. The team are joined by Jelle Klaasen, who discusses his return to the Premier League, playing through injury, and his aims to get back to his best and keep improving over the rest of the year. 

The 36th episode of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Daryl Gurney's first major TV title, as he defeated Simon Whitlock in a last-set thriller. The team also discuss how the field is shaping up for the Premier League, as well as the highlights and lowlights of the Grand Prix. We also look ahead to the final European Tour event of the season, giving you our predictions as the ProTour season comes to an end. The team are joined by Matt Ward of MDA Promotions, the manager of Daryl Gurney, who discusses Gurney's rise to PDC stardom.

The 35th episode of the Weekly Dartscast, featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. Listen as the team recap Krzysztof Ratajski and Lorraine Winstanley's maiden major titles at the Winmau World Masters. The team also discuss Cameron Menzies's rise in the BDO circuit, as well as concerns for some of the top seeds in the BDO and LDO after early exits from the World Masters. Over in the PDC, the team talk about another title for Mensur Suljovic, as well as a resurgent Stephen Bunting, before concluding with a talk on Michael van Gerwen's dip in form. The team are joined by the newly crowned World Master Lorraine Winstanley, who talks about her breakthrough 2017 campaign.