The second episode in a new series on the Weekly Dartscast, courtesy of The Darting Nerd! Matthew Kiernan has been set a challenge by those in Riley's Towers - an unusual one for unusual times. They want him to play as many Riley's UK Open Qualifiers online as possible. There have been over 200 since they began in 2010.  In this episode, Matthew chats with Craig Winstanley, Ian Jopling, Tony Mitchell, Dan Read and Darryl Pilgrim.

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It's time for another episode in our Darts Legends series and we're joined by "The Artist" Kevin Painter. Listen in as Kevin talks through his career in the game, from his early days in the BDO, beating Phil Taylor in the World Grand Prix, that classic 2004 PDC World Championship final with Taylor, breaking his major duck in 2011 by winning the Players Championship Finals, playing in the Premier League and much more!

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The first episode in a new series on the Weekly Dartscast, courtesy of The Darting Nerd! Matthew Kiernan has been set a challenge by those in Riley's Towers - an unusual one for unusual times. They want him to play as many Riley's UK Open Qualifiers online as possible. There have been over 200 since they began in 2010.  In this first episode, Matthew chats with Ben Burton, Rhys Hayden, Alan Casey, Rob Collins, John Scott and Paul Butler.

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Our Darts Legends series resumes with special guest Bob Anderson. The 1988 world champion, and back-to-back-to-back World Masters winner calls in to take a trip down memory lane, looking back at a career that saw him compete in 25 consecutive World Championships. From being a talented sportsman in several different sports in his youth, to being one of the players who helped form the WDC, captaining England and being a world number one and that infamous walk-on with a horse at the Circus Tavern, 'The Limestone Cowboy' talks through it all.

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A special episode of the Weekly Dartscast with co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt as they discuss the ongoing uncertainty from the Coronavirus pandemic and what it means for darts. Matchroom Sport chairman Barry Hearn gives an extended interview to talk about the PDC's plans to get the season back up and running, plus ITV pundit Chris Mason discusses the goings on in darts and Dave Evans talks about his big week in the Modus Icons of Darts tournament.

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Our Darts Legends series continues with special guest Keith Deller. The 1983 world champion calls in to talk through his career, starting with his first memories of playing darts to then winning the BDO World Championship as a qualifier. Deller recalls his famous win against Eric Bristow in the final, including the 138-title winning checkout, as well as his other successes in the sport, breaking away to help form the WDC, his current work as a spotter on TV, and managing Adrian Lewis when he won back-to-back world titles in 2011 and 2012.

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Our Darts Legends series continues with a chat with "Hawaii 501" Wayne Mardle. From being introduced to darts by his dad as a child and winning the British Teenage Open in 1989, we chat through Mardle's career in the sport, which took him to five World Championship semi-finals and several TV finals. Regarded as one of the most entertaining players in the history of darts, Mardle explains where the "Hawaii 501" persona came from, playing in the first ever Premier League, along with his work these days with Sky Sports and on the exhibition circuit.

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Our brand new Darts Legends series debuts with an interview with the three-time world champion John Lowe MBE. The 1979, 1987 and 1993 BDO world champion calls in to chat to co-host Alex Moss about his career, from discovering the game in his early 20s, winning the first of two World Masters titles in 1976, playing 100+ times for England and being the first player to hit a televised nine-dart finish.

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With the darts world still on the sidelines due to Covid-19, we bring you a special episode with an interview "From The Vault" of co-host Alex Moss' dictaphone. Back in late 2015, Alex was invited to visit the home of Peter Wright and we play the interview with the reigning PDC world champion, where he lifts the lid on his journey to becoming one of the top players in the world. From being unemployed to reaching a World Championship final, his first experiences of playing darts, the debut at Lakeside in 1995 and his recent breakthrough, Peter goes in-depth on his journey to the top.

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A special episode of Weekly Dartscast, as Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt discuss what the coronavirus outbreak means to darts and the sporting world. The team also talk about Des Jacklin's resignation from the BDO chairmanship, as well as Ian White's title on what may be the last darting day on the calendar for some time. The team speak with Ian White, as well as UK Open quarter-finalist Jelle Klaasen and Players Championship debutant Connor Scutt.