
The Online Darts team bring you big discussion and guests every week from around the world of darts.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 524 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Chaos Begins Now 🎤 Online Darts Live Lounge Episode 264
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Can anyone get near them? 🎤 Online Darts Live Lounge Episode 263
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Barry Hearn sits down with Online Darts with his take on everything going on in the game right now and the future
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Smith Stars and Anderson back in love 🎤 Online Darts Live Lounge Episode 262
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The best podcast on Darts bar none
A podcast where Jack Garwood call’s his co host “a mong” and Phill Barrs thinks it’s ok to leave it in for broadcast??? Well 3 straight white guys with a “lad’s” background all just bants innit 😔
Truly amazing podcast! Educational and fun!
Tried one episode - the WC draw - but these hosts are continiously overacting. Unbereable after 20 minutes
Absolutely superb, the three lads have such charisma and bounce off each other. Mike’s brilliant brummie accent, Jar’s voice for radio and Gobby’s insight and knowledge is a great mix. So glad I come across this podcast. Keep up the great work lads 👍🏼
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The show offers long-form, conversational discussions about professional darts, encompassing tour structures, calendar dynamics, broadcasting deals, sponsorship trends, and the sport's global expansion. Regular threads include rising players, changes to ranking systems and tour cards, the business side of darts (media production, venues, and merchandising), and behind-the-scenes perspectives from industry insiders. A notable strength is blending technical darts analysis with lively banter and guest prospects, creating content that appeals to fans who want both depth and entertainment. The format often surfaces strategic discussions about growth opportunities in markets like North America and Australia, as well as the evolving role of media ... more
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Recent guests on The Online Darts Podcast include:
1. Barry Hearn
2. David Davies
3. Huw Ware
4. Warren Littler
5. Matthew Edgar
6. Dave Ward
7. Polly James
8. Peter Citera
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