Michael Bridge and Paul Prenderville are joined by Sky Sports commentator Mark Webster after the group stages of the Grand Slam of Darts. We look back at what has been a fantastic first few days (01.30), Michael van Gerwen gives us his thoughts on qualifying from group A (06.04) and Damon Heta joins us to talk about his ambitions in the Grand Slam and beyond (22.21). We then preview the knockout stages (16.50/31.30). Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to The Darts Show Podcast on iTunes and Google and you can also follow us on Spotify.

Michael Bridge is joined by Paul Prenderville and Colin Lloyd via Microsoft Teams to review the World Cup of Darts (01:48) and we speak to Jonny Clayton after he and Gerwyn Price lifted the trophy for Wales (12:18). We look ahead to the Winter Series (24:49) and preview the Grand Slam of Darts (36:30) as we hear from James Wade who is looking to add to his collection of major trophies (40:58). Raymond van Barneveld also joins us as he discusses his decision to make a comeback and he shares his views on the upcoming Grand Slam (64:32). Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to The Darts Show Podcast on iTunes and Google and you can also follow us on Spotify.

Paul Prenderville is joined by Colin Lloyd via Microsoft Teams to review the International Darts Open won by Joe Cullen and the European Championship where Peter Wright picked up another title (06:11). We look ahead to the World Cup of Darts (25:03) and speak to Scotland's John Henderson and Robert Thornton as they look to retain the trophy (32:45) and we hear from the Republic of Ireland's Willie O'Connor as he hopes to go one better than in 2019 (45:23). We also catch up with our presenter Michael Bridge as he prepares to travel to Austria for the tournament (58:36). Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to The Darts Show Podcast on iTunes and Google and you can also follow us on Spotify.

Paul Prenderville is joined by Laura Turner and Colin Lloyd via Microsoft Teams to review the 2020 Premier League Play-Offs at Coventry's Ricoh Arena where Glen Durrant lifted the trophy (37:13). We look back at the Women's Series with Laura as Lisa Ashton and Deta Hedman qualified for this year's World Championship (05:54) and hear from PDC Chief Executive Matt Porter about the future of women's darts (16:38). We also speak to Jose De Sousa after he won the European Darts Grand Prix (51:18). Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to The Darts Show Podcast on iTunes and Google and you can also follow us on Spotify.

Michael Bridge is joined by Laura Turner and Colin Lloyd via Microsoft Teams to review the 2020 World Grand Prix at Coventry's Ricoh Arena where Gerwyn Price lifted the trophy (03:39). We also look ahead to the Premier League Play-Offs (17:17) and speak to world champion Peter Wright who will be looking to win the tournament for the first time (20:29). The team preview the upcoming Women's Series with Laura (35:45) and speak to Irish sensation Katie Sheldon who is making waves in the sport already (44:16). Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to The Darts Show Podcast on iTunes and Google and you can also follow us on Spotify. We apologise for any audio issues you experience in this episode.

Michael Bridge and Paul Prenderville are joined by Sky Sports commentator Stuart Pyke and presenter Emma Paton on day seven of the World Grand Prix at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. We look back at the story of the semi-finals (02:29) and preview the final (16:07). We hear from Dirk van Duijvenbode (07:29) after he beat Simon Whitlock to reach the final on his debut and Gerwyn Price (12:31) who survived match darts to overcome Dave Chisnall in his semi-final. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to The Darts Show Podcast on iTunes and Google and you can also follow us on Spotify.

Michael Bridge and Paul Prenderville are joined by Sky Sports commentators Wayne Mardle and Mark Webster on day six of the World Grand Prix at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. We look back at the story of the quarter-finals (02:07) and preview the semi-final clashes to come (16:13). We hear from Simon Whitlock (11:52) after he defeated the reigning champion Michael van Gerwen and Gerwyn Price (13:40) who booked his place in the last four with a win over Jeffrey de Zwaan. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to The Darts Show Podcast on iTunes and Google and you can also follow us on Spotify.

Michael Bridge and Paul Prenderville are joined by Sky Sports commentator Stuart Pyke on day five of the World Grand Prix at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. We look back at the story of the second round (03:33) and preview the quarter-final clashes to come (20:34). We chat to Colin Lloyd who gives us his predictions (13:16) and we also hear from Michael van Gerwen (24:11) after he beat Devon Petersen to progress to the last eight. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to The Darts Show Podcast on iTunes and Google and you can also follow us on Spotify.

Paul Prenderville and Colin Lloyd are joined by former world champion and Sky Sports spotter Keith Deller on day three of the World Grand Prix at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry. We look back at the story of the first round (03:13) and preview some of the second round clashes to come (24:58). We chat to Dimitri Van den Bergh who reflects on his World Matchplay title as he targets better form in the floor tournaments (10:45). Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to The Darts Show Podcast on iTunes and Google and you can also follow us on Spotify.

Michael Bridge is joined by Paul Prenderville and Colin Lloyd via Microsoft Teams to preview the 2020 World Grand Prix at Coventry's Ricoh Arena. We also review the German Darts Championship as Devon Petersen made history by becoming the first African player to win a PDC ranking event (28:13). The team discuss the big news that Raymond van Barneveld will be coming out of retirement in 2021 (10:41). We hear from PDC Chief Executive Matt Porter on plans for the rest of the year and more (34:46), whilst Sky Sports Darts commentator Mark Webster gives us his views on this year's Grand Prix (50:33). Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to The Darts Show Podcast on iTunes and Google and you can also follow us on Spotify.