
New darts podcast. Refusing to take the greatest game on earth seriously.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsGamesLeisure | |||

Our first live show, a Wade win, bullying, milk, boxing, and a strange tournament.
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Europe, percentages, pillow-hugging, a revolutionary contraption, and meat.
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Broken glass, darts down under, languages, Florida, listener questions, and ads.
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A catchphrase, lots of Luke Nuke chat, Warrington’s top attraction, some unfortunate reading, and some Hearn pics.
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Used to listen to the podcast Andy did with an old man, and pay for the privilege to listen to the podcast with the cockney, but this is the first time I’ve felt compelled to leave a review. This is an absolutely perfect podcast for the casual darts fan. Feels like a conversation with two mates who are slightly more clued up than you are and it just works.
I live for this podcast.
Great Dawson ( and son) bollox
Jaded
The first, last and only word in tungsten
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Two hosts deliver a fast, irreverent take on contemporary darts culture, blending tournament chatter (World Match Play, premier events, and player form) with broad banter, memes, and offbeat tangents. Episodes frequently mix match analysis with personal anecdotes, sponsorship satire, and playful bits, creating a casual, conversational vibe that appeals to casual darts fans and listeners who enjoy humor alongside sports news. A standout is the consistent banter between long-running co-hosts, the sharp self-deprecation, and running bits around sponsorships, memes, and pop culture references, which gives the show a distinctive, un-serious persona.
This show likely resonates with listeners seeking entertainment first, then darts analysis, and ... more
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