We're back, briefly, for a whistle-stop tour of the 2015 PDC World Championship which saw Gary 'Definitely not no-balls' Anderson follow up victory with a trip to PC World, and the legend that is RVB steal our mike. It's good to be back.

In an exclusive interview Scott Waites reveals his thoughts about moving to the PDC, we discuss Dutch darts with Lakeside qualifiers Joey ten Berge and Christian Kist, and our Scott Mitchell 'special' faces a few technical hitches, proving the old adage, never work live with children, animals, or darts players from Dorset.

PDC World Champion Adrian Lewis reveals absolutely nothing about Come Dine With Me, and with just 83 days to go we begin the build up to Ally Pally and the Lakewsie. Plus, we have interviews with BDO qualifiers Gary Stone and Andy Boulton, and a plethora of darting apologies in 'Sorry Seems to be the Dartists Word'.

It took several months, but we finally found enough good bits to release The Best of Series Two, including Phil Taylor, Olly Croft, Dave Gorman, the Walk-On Girls, Raymond Van Barneveld, and plenty of Tricky D and the Bach. And yes, the Denis Ovens bit is included, of course.

Our second visit to the Grand Slam of Darts includes chats with Taylor, Lewis, Bromberg, Monk, Lloyd, Newton, Baxter, Phillips, Trish Wright, Hankey and more. Add in a quick look at how tournament darts is televised, Stuart Pyke telling us about his fruit intake, and Tricky D's Tricky 3 getting seriously tough, and chaos ensues. Still, it was a great day!

Fresh from his run to the final of the Winmau World Masters, Stuart Kellett joins us in The Wrong Bed. We speak to some of the up coming stars of darts, take a look at the youth game in general, speak to former World Number One and Sky Sports Commentator Rod Harrington, and Paul 'Who's Bad' Nicholson is tested by Tricky D's Tricky 3. Plus we launch our new competition. I never knew there was so much in it.

Darting gentleman Wayne Jones joins us in The Wrong Bed as we pick over the losers at the World Grand Prix, discuss darts sponsorship, and challenge Andy 'The Hammer' Hamilton to answer Tricky D's Tricky Three. Anyone sleep in a Bensons Bed?

Paul Nicholson (he's bad) joins us in The Wrong Bed alongside a preview of the World Grand Prix from Dublin and appearances from all the Come Dine With Me three. Plus, the celeb winner of the 1976 TV Times BDO ProAm is revealed. Podcasts don't get any tougher than this.

This special episode of The Wrong Bed features a rare and in-depth interview with Olly Croft, the godfather of darts, founder of the BDO, and the man responsible more than any other for the spread of the sport throughout the world.

This episode we look forward to the Lakeside World Championship, chat to BDO world number 13 Scott Mitchell, and consider darts relationship with betting in the light of recent revelations in cricket.

This episode we look forward to the remainder of the PDC year, alongside Jamie 'Jabba' Caven, and back at the history of darts with Dr Darts himself, Patrick Chaplin. Plus, another reason not to read The Daily Mail (if you needed one).

Fresh from the European Championship on Bravo TV, comedian Dave Gorman jumps into The Wrong Bed for a chat about his love of darts. There's a look back on the World Matchplay from Blackpool, and forward to Phil Taylor's 50th birthday. Guess who's coming to dinner?

The World Matchplay is previewed with Colin 'Jaws' Lloyd and our very own predicting prawn - plus, listeners darts games get their first airing, alongside Paul Daniels and the Pet Shop Boys. Only in the world of darts...

With darts drowned out by the sizzling summer of sport, The Sun journalist Phil Lanning discusses whether the sport can ever compete with other games, and Dave Allen joins us in The Wrong Bed for a behind the scenes look at the PDC world. Anyone for cricket?

Following the recent World Championship qualifiers, women take centre stage in this episode of TWB, with Stacy Bromberg under the duvet alongside Sky Sports commentator Dave Lanning. Tricky D discovers that there certainly is more than one Phil Taylor, and The Bach gives his view on the PDCs decision to double the Premier League wild card spots. Lock up your sons.

Series 2 of darts finest podcast launches with an in-depth interview with the main man, Phil 'The Power' Taylor. We look back at the Premier League, cover 3 months of news in less than five minutes, and still have time to launch our new feature, There's More Than One Phil Taylor. Not 'arf.

The inaugural Bounce Out Awards come live from Stevenage with a host of dishy darters lining up for glory. The Oscars, Brits and Baftas are put firmly in the shade by the cream of tungsten tossers. I can't imagine Tricky D and the Bachelor of Darts will be invited back next year, but the five award winners seemed pretty happy with their evening.

The last episode of the series is rescued by some straight talking from Alan 'The Saint' Tabern (not Taybern), and the wonderful Deta Hedman. The Bachelor of Darts is finally allowed off the leash for some darting rants, and Martin Fitzmaurice talks about hotel rooms in Holland. Darts, once again, is the winner.

TWB visits the former Millennium Dome to witness the emotional launch of the 2010 Premier Leage, and be part of the biggest darting event for a generation. Loud, brash, and in your face, and that's just Barry Hearn. Darts' literally doesn't get any bigger than this.

Tricky D enjoys his first visit to The Lakeside, the Bach bangs on about his new darts accessory, Sid clears up the 'One word for this - Magic Darts' argument, and there's a lot of blather about the recent World Championships. All this, and a competition! Btw, anyone got a nickname for Ronnie Baxter?

It's less Christmas time and more business time in darts: three world championships, two amazing venues, and more than one very bad joke. Episode six contains a lot of laughter, Tony Green, Stuart Pkye and darts in Iran. God rest ye Terry Jenkins, son.

We're at the Grand Slam of darts with a whole host of guests - from Wade to Whitlock, Anastasia to the boss of the PDC. Tricky D does his Magnus Pike impression, there's a lot of ladies' darts, and even The Two Ronnies. It's a corker.

The legendary Mike Gregory breaks his silence about the big split, while Martin 'Wolfie' Adams explains why he will never play in the Grand Slam of Darts, despite being double World Masters champion. Episode three of The Wrong Bed reaches a new low thanks to BBC Radio 4's The Archers.

Our second episode includes James Wade saying a lot of stuff he might regret, Sid Waddell saying a lot of stuff we don't understand, US sitcoms under the dartoscope, and two diverse rivalries: Taylor v King, Gaga v Merkel. Darts podcasts don't get much better than this.

The Wrong Bed launches with a Las Vegas special, including an extended interview with three times World Champion John Part, a preview of the World Matchplay, and a look at darts in the soaps. Bet you can't find a better darts podcast...