Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode after the European Darts Grand Prix.

The team start the show with a look back at events in Sindelfingen over the weekend, where Gary Anderson beat Ross Smith 8-6 to win his first European Tour title in 10 years.

Alex and Burton also review the second weekend of the Women's Series season, before looking at the race for the Premier League play-offs with four weeks to go, and answer your listener questions in the mailbag.

Gemma Hayter (14:21) calls in to discuss her impressive debut season so far on the Women's Series, reaching two semi-finals and a quarter-final, and claiming several big-name scalps along the way. Gemma also discusses her time in the game so far, making her England debut in 2016, then taking a break from the game shortly after before taking inspiration from Luke Littler's World Championship run to pick up the darts again.

Dom Taylor (38:11) joins us ahead of making his European Tour debut at the Austrian Darts Open this weekend. Dom looks back on the last three years, narrowly missing out on a tour card through the Development Tour and Q-School, an eye-catching run to a Players Championship semi-final last October, his success at this year's Q-School, going full-time as a darts player, and his hopes for the rest of his debut season on the tour.

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