Weekly Dartscast

The 3rd Episode of the 4th Series of the Weekly Dartscast featuring Alex Moss and (returning co-host) Burton DeWitt. The team look ahead to the PDC Masters, discussing what Peter Wright can do for an encore after his first World Title, as well as whether Michael van Gerwen can win the title for the sixth year on the spin. They also look back on the first weekend of Challenge Tour, including the logistical concerns with record-setting fields. The team have three guests. First, Aaron Beeney discusses his joy on winning a spot on tour for the next two years. Then, James Hubbard talks about returning to darts after an extended break, plus his hot start to the Challenge Tour season. Finally, Winmau and Red Dragon's Simon Hall discusses the signing of Michael van Gerwen, plus the WDDA World Championships and his joy for Peter Wright.

Co-host Alex Moss is joined by guest co-host Hanna Frostman to review a drama-filled 2020 Q School. The team give their thoughts on Lisa Ashton becoming the first woman to win a tour card at Q School, which players they were surprised to see not come through the field, and who of the Class of Q School 2020 they're most looking forward to seeing on the ProTour this year. We're also joined by three of the tour-card winners as Bradley Brooks, Martijn Kleermaker and Gary Blades all call in to the show. Plus, we finish with your questions! 

The 1st Episode of the 4th Series of the Weekly Dartscast featuring Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt. The team look back at Wayne Warren's and Mikuru Suzuki's World Championships at the O2, plus the controversy surrounding the BDO and the event. The team also look ahead to the PDC Q School and what might become of the BDO players if they don't win a Tour Card. The team are joined by two guests. First, World Masters Quarter-finalist Graham Usher talks about his game ahead of PDC Q School. Then, Matthew Kiernan speaks with numerous Q School hopefuls, including Arron Monk, David Edwards, Rob Collins, and Tom Baughan.

The Dartscast roadshow rolls on at the Indigo at the O2 for the final day of the 2020 BDO World Championships. Alex Moss and Hanna Frostman are joined by all three newly-crowned world champions Wayne Warren, Mikuru Suzuki and Keane Barry, plus legendary commentator John Gwynne, referee Garin Roderick, MC Paul Booth and the man behind the Inside The BDO podcast, Andrew Sinclair.

Keane Barry, the 17-year-old Irish JDC champion spoke to us shortly after his becoming the BDO world youth champion. We will definitely see much more of him in future.

The Dartscast is on the road! Co-host Alex Moss spends the day in London, at the Indigo at the O2, for Day 7 of the BDO World Championship. Eurosport pundit and commentator Paul Nicholson joins us to preview the day's play, before Wayne Warren, Lisa Ashton and Jim Williams all reflect on their wins, and three-time Lakeside finalist Tony O'Shea gives us his thoughts on the venue switch, the tournament so far, the birth of his popular walk-on song, and his plans for 2020.

Lorraine Winstanley generously gave us her time after her incredibly close match vs Lisa Ashton.

She talked with us about her journey, online bullying and the toughest question she's ever been asked.

Mikuru Suzuki has had a heck of a year since she won the BDO women's championship. We had a talk with her and her translator Tsuyoshi about darts in the UK vs Japan, her dreams and her goal of becoming the number one human darts player in the world.

Anastasia Dobromyslova isn't happy with ladies darts at the moment and she's got every right to be. We talked to her about what she plans for her future, what she wants for the women's game and what makes life so difficult on the tour.

The Ladies World Number One Lisa Ashton was kind enough to tell us about hurdles in her career, where the women's number one goes from here and what she wants to see for the ladies game down the road.