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The Eurovision Travel Guide: Cyprus (1981-2026)18 sept. 202600:37:50

In this week’s episode, we are returning to The Eurovision Travel Guide, our monthly series where we explore a country in the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us as we explore Cyprus, learning about some of their entries, their national selection methods, and some fascinating historical and musical notes!

Show Notes: Link

Linktree: Link

Translating Eurovision: Romani - Sanskrit11 sept. 202600:24:09

Welcome to a series exploring the languages and dialects featured at the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us in discovering the exotic sounds of Europe and beyond, learning about linguistic histories and enjoying some unique Eurovision entries. This episode covers 6 languages: Romani, Romanian, Romansh, Russian, Samogitian, and Sanskrit.

Show Notes: Link

Linktree: Link

Eurovision Yearbook: A Chat with Zlata Ognevich (Class of ‘13)04 sept. 202600:49:44

Welcome to a special edition of the Eurovision Yearbook, a series celebrating the lives of Eurovision artists. This week, we are joined by Zlata Ognevich, Ukraine’s representative at the Eurovision Song Contest 2013. Join us as we discuss her time at the contest along with her work in promoting Ukrainian culture abroad!

Show Notes: Link

Linktree: Link


3 Years of ESC101 - Anniversary Special28 août 202600:49:11

In this week’s episode, we are celebrating two years of ESC101! Join us as we look back at the past year, including Canada joining the Eurovision Song Contest, our award nomination by the Canadian Podcast Awards, and our various interviews on the show!

Show Notes: Link

Linktree: Link

The Eurovision Travel Guide: Iceland (1986-2025)21 août 202600:33:59

In this week’s episode, we are returning to The Eurovision Travel Guide, our monthly series where we explore a country in the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us as we explore Iceland, learning about some of their entries, their national selection methods, and some fascinating historical and musical notes!

Show Notes: Link

Linktree: Link

Translating Eurovision: Neapolitan - Proto-Slavic14 août 202600:21:43

Welcome to a series exploring the languages and dialects featured at the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us in discovering the exotic sounds of Europe and beyond, learning about linguistic histories and enjoying some unique Eurovision entries. This episode covers 6 languages: Neapolitan, Northern Sami, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, and Proto-Slavic.

Show Notes: Link

Linktree: Link

Eurovision Conductor: Ranko Rihtman07 août 202600:17:05

This week’s episode shines a spotlight on the least noticed person on the Eurovision stage…the conductor! Join us as we explore the story of Ranko Rihtman, the conductor of the Yugoslav entry in the 1981 Eurovision Song Contest.

Show Notes: Link

Linktree: Link

1971: Eurovision Interval Act - Shannon Castle Entertainers31 juil. 202600:25:34

This week, we’re exploring the story of the Shannon Castle Entertainers, the interval act of the 1971 Eurovision Song Contest. Join us as we go back in time to experience the delights of medieval Ireland. Partake in the banquet and enjoy the architecture of Bunratty Castle, all while being serenaded by the sweet sounds of the Emerald Isle.

Show Notes: Link

Linktree: Link

Bunratty Castle Medieval Banquet: Link

The Eurovision Travel Guide: Luxembourg (1956-2026)24 juil. 202600:36:07

In this week’s episode, we are returning to The Eurovision Travel Guide, our monthly series where we explore a country in the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us as we explore Luxembourg, learning about some of their entries, their national selection methods, and some fascinating historical and musical notes!

Show Notes: Link

Linktree: Link

Translating Eurovision: Latin - Martinican Creole17 juil. 202600:26:38

Welcome to a series exploring the languages and dialects featured at the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us in discovering the exotic sounds of Europe and beyond, learning about linguistic histories and enjoying some unique Eurovision entries. This episode covers 7 languages: Latin, Latvian, Lithuanian, Luxembourgish, Macedonian, Maltese, and Martinican Creole.

Show Notes: Link

Linktree: Link

1984: The Eurovision Postcards10 juil. 202600:28:58

This week, we’re exploring Eurovision Postcards, the 60 second film segment shown between entries! Join us as we discover the stereotypes of Europe through the postcards of the 1984 Eurovision Song Contest!

Show Notes: Link

Linktree: Link

Canada's Debut at the Eurovision Song Contest: What Happened?03 juil. 202600:24:56

Canada will debut at the Eurovision Song Contest 2027. As a Canadian Podcast, we have some thoughts. Join us as we break down what happened and what our thoughts are!

Show Notes: Link

Linktree: Link

The Eurovision Travel Guide: Montenegro (2007-2026)26 juin 202600:31:28

In this week’s episode, we are returning to The Eurovision Travel Guide, our monthly series where we explore a country in the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us as we explore Montenegro, learning about some of their entries, their national selection methods, and some fascinating historical and musical notes!

Show Notes: Link

Eurovangelists Podcast Episode on Canadians: Link

2026: Eurovision Young Musicians19 juin 202600:40:37

This week, we are reviewing and reacting to the 2026 edition of Eurovision Young Musicians, a classical music competition for musicians aged 12 to 21. Join us as the Orchestra takes center stage in Yerevan, Armenia. Meet the 11 contestants and find out which piece was our favourite!

Show Notes: Link

Translating Eurovision: Hawaiian - Japanese12 juin 202600:30:30

Welcome to a series exploring the languages and dialects featured at the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us in discovering the exotic sounds of Europe and beyond, learning about linguistic histories and enjoying some unique Eurovision entries. This episode covers 8 languages and a dialect: Hawaiian, Hebrew, Hungarian, Icelandic, Irish, Italian, Broccolino, Jamaican Patois, and Japanese.

Show Notes: Link

Eurovision Conductor: André Popp05 juin 202600:24:01

This week’s episode shines a spotlight on the least noticed person on the Eurovision stage…the conductor! Join us as we explore the story of André Popp, the composer and conductor of the Monegasque entry in 1975, as well as the composer of 3 other entries in the 1960s!

Show Notes: Link

2026: Grand Final Review & Reactions29 mai 202600:59:48

In this week’s episode, we are concluding our Eurovision 2026 coverage with our review of the Grand Final! Join us as we react to the entries and the interval acts, and find out which entry topped our scoreboard!

Show Notes: Link

Bonus: 1994 Eurovision Song Contest Review26 mai 202601:03:47

In this bonus series, we’re reviewing past editions of the Eurovision Song Contest. This week, we’re reacting to the 1994 contest.

Show Notes: Link

2026: Semi-Finals Review & Non-Qualifier Reactions22 mai 202600:42:57

In this week’s episode, we are continuing our Eurovision 2026 coverage! Join us as we review the non-qualified entries and the interval acts featured in the semi-finals!

Show Notes: Link

Article by Dimitry Pompée: Link

Bonus: 1980 Eurovision Song Contest Review19 mai 202601:00:09

In this bonus series, we’re reviewing past editions of the Eurovision Song Contest. This week, we’re reacting to the 1980 contest.

Show Notes: Link

2026: Auto-Qualifier Reactions & Predictions08 mai 202600:19:33

In this week’s episode, we are continuing our Eurovision 2026 coverage! Join us as we review the Studio versions of the auto-qualified entries!

Show Notes: Link

Eurovangelists Podcast T-Shirts: Link

Bonus: 1971 Eurovision Song Contest Review05 mai 202600:50:24

In this bonus series, we’re reviewing past editions of the Eurovision Song Contest. This week, we’re reacting to the 1971 contest.

Results: Link

2026: Semi Final 2 Reactions & Predictions01 mai 202600:31:29

In this week’s episode, we are continuing our Eurovision 2026 coverage! Join us as we review the Studio versions of the entries in Semi-Final 2!

Show Notes: Link

Bonus: 1963 Eurovision Song Contest Review28 avr. 202600:44:57

In this bonus series, we’re reviewing past editions of the Eurovision Song Contest. This week, we’re reacting to the 1963 contest.

Results: Link

2026: Semi Final 1 Reactions & Predictions24 avr. 202600:30:51

In this week’s episode, we are kicking off our Eurovision 2026 coverage! Join us as we review the Studio versions of the entries in Semi-Final 1.

Show Notes: Link

Bonus: Eurovision Comes to Vienna - A Chat with the Vienna Tourist Board23 avr. 202600:21:10

In this bonus episode, we’re sitting down with Matt from the Vienna Tourist Board to discuss their plans for the 70th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us as we uncover some of the city’s exciting events designed to celebrate music and culture!

The Vienna Tourist Board is the official marketing and management organization for Vienna, providing guests and tourism companies with services, tips, and information.

Ivie App: Android | iOS

Vienna Tourism: Website | Instagram

Bonus: 1958 Eurovision Song Contest Review21 avr. 202600:33:20

In this bonus series, we’re reviewing past editions of the Eurovision Song Contest. This week, we’re starting off with the 1958 contest.

ESC101 Voting Results: Link

2015: Wiener Stadthalle (Feat. Sebi from Building Bridges Podcast)17 avr. 202600:47:07

As we prepare for the 2026 contest, we’re dedicating this episode to the venue that hosted the 2015 contest (as well as the upcoming 2026 contest), Wiener Stadthalle. Joining us this week is Sebastian (known as ‘Sebi’), one of the co-hosts of the Building Bridges Podcast. As Sebi’s home city of Vienna hosted both 2015 and the upcoming 2026 contest, we invited him onto the show to share his experience in 2015 as well as some tips and must-see locations to visit in 2026!

Building Bridges is “A Eurovision Podcast for the Rest of us”. Hosted by Dave, Jan, and Sebi, Building Bridges is a podcast that lives out the slogan of the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest, “Building Bridges”. They conduct interviews with Eurovision artists and producers, reacting to entries and other elements of the Eurovision Song Contest.

Show Notes: Link

Building Bridges: Website | Instagram

Translating Eurovision: Georgian - Greek10 avr. 202600:30:32

Welcome to a series exploring the languages and dialects featured at the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us in discovering the exotic sounds of Europe and beyond, learning about linguistic histories and enjoying some unique Eurovision entries. This episode covers 3 languages and 7 dialects: Georgian, German, Mühlviertlerisch, Styrian, Viennese, Vorarlbergisch, Greek, Ancient Greek, Cypriot Greek, and Pontic Greek.

Show Notes: Link

1966: Les Haricots Rouges03 avr. 202600:22:48

This week's episode features the story of the interval act of the 1966 Eurovision Song Contest, Les Haricots Rouges. Join us as we learn about a French band specializing in Dixieland Jazz from New Orleans! Have a listen to their performance and see if you can spot a familiar tune!

Show Notes: Link

The Eurovision Travel Guide: Bosnia and Herzegovina (1993-2016)27 mars 202600:39:52

In this week’s episode, we are returning to The Eurovision Travel Guide, our monthly series where we explore a country in the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us as we explore Bosnia and Herzegovina, learning about some of their entries, their national selection methods, and some fascinating historical and musical notes!

Show Notes: Link

Eurovision Yearbook: A Chat with Dami Im (Class of ‘16)20 mars 202600:52:09

Welcome to a special edition of the Eurovision Yearbook, a series celebrating the lives of Eurovision artists. This week, we are joined by Dami Im, Australia’s representative at the Eurovision Song Contest 2016. Join us as we celebrate her 10 year anniversary at the contest and discover the story of Australia’s most successful artist at the contest!

Show Notes: Link

Bonus: 2026 National Final Roundup - Poland, Portugal, Romania, San Marino, and Sweden16 mars 202600:34:24

This year, we are dedicating a series of bonus episodes reacting to the national selection shows for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. Each bonus episode will feature the winning entry alongside a non-winning entry from each show. This episode features entries from the national finals hosted by the broadcasters representing Poland, Portugal, Romania, San Marino, and Sweden.

Translating Eurovision: Danish - French13 mars 202600:33:21

Welcome to a series exploring the languages and dialects featured at the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us in discovering the exotic sounds of Europe and beyond, learning about linguistic histories and enjoying some unique Eurovision entries. This episode covers 6 languages and a dialect: Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, Karelian Finnish, and French.

Show Notes: Link

Bonus: 2026 National Final Roundup - Bulgaria, Finland, Germany, Italy, Norway, and Serbia10 mars 202600:33:28

This year, we are dedicating a series of bonus episodes reacting to the national selection shows for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. Each bonus episode will feature the winning entry alongside a non-winning entry from each show. This episode features entries from the national finals hosted by the broadcasters representing Bulgaria. Finland, Germany, Italy, Norway, and Serbia.

Conductor: Arild Stav06 mars 202600:16:38

This week’s episode shines a spotlight on the least noticed person on the Eurovision stage…the conductor! Join us as we explore the story of Arild Stav, the conductor of the Norwegian entry at the 1988 contest in Dublin, Ireland.

Show Notes: Link

Bonus: 2026 National Final Roundup - Austria, Croatia, Greece, and Lithuania03 mars 202600:27:16

This year, we are dedicating a series of bonus episodes reacting to the national selection shows for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. Each bonus episode will feature the winning entry alongside a non-winning entry from each show. This episode features entries from the national finals hosted by Austria, Croatia, Greece, and Lithuania.

The Eurovision Travel Guide: Albania (2004-2025)27 févr. 202600:41:41

In this week’s episode, we are returning to The Eurovision Travel Guide, our monthly series where we explore a country in the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us as we explore Albania, learning about some of their entries, their national selection methods, and some fascinating historical and musical notes! Discover the story of a secluded European culture emerging as a musical powerhouse!

Show Notes: Link

Translating Eurovision: Belarusian - Czech20 févr. 202600:31:32

Welcome to a series exploring the languages and dialects featured at the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us in discovering the exotic sounds of Europe and beyond, learning about linguistic histories and enjoying some unique Eurovision entries. This episode covers 8 languages: Belarusian, Breton, Bulgarian, Catalan, Constructed, Corsican, Crimean Tatar, and Czech.

Show Notes: Link

Bonus: 2026 National Final Roundup - Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, & Ukraine17 févr. 202600:22:47

This year, we are dedicating a series of bonus episodes reacting to the national selection shows for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. Each bonus episode will feature the winning entry alongside a non-winning entry from each show. This episode features entries from the national finals hosted by Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, & Ukraine.

1991: Studio 15 de Cinecittà13 févr. 202600:26:32

This week, we are featuring the story of Cinecittà, the venue of the 1991 Eurovision Song Contest. Join us as we explore the only film studio to host the contest, utilizing Studio 15 for the main hall and Studio 16 for the Green Room! Discover the eerie origins of this hub of Italian Cinema, home of the most chaotic contest!

Show Notes: Link

1981: ESC Host Doireann Ní Bhriain06 févr. 202600:29:13

This week, we are featuring the story of Doireann Ní Bhriain, the host of the 1981 Eurovision Song Contest in Dublin, Ireland. Join us as we explore the life of an illustrious radio and television journalist who navigated the chaos of the voting sequence, and discover a familiar voice when riding public transit in Dublin!

Show Notes: Link

Translating Eurovision: Abkhaz - Azerbaijani30 janv. 202600:29:36

Welcome to a new series exploring the languages and dialects featured at the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us in discovering the exotic sounds of Europe and beyond, learning about linguistic histories and enjoying some unique Eurovision entries. This episode covers 8 languages and dialects: Abkhaz, Albanian, Gheg Albanian, Amharic, Arabic, Aramaic, Armenian, and Azerbaijani.

Show Notes: Link

Bonus: 2026 National Final Roundup - Luxembourg, Malta, & Moldova26 janv. 202600:26:41

This year, we are dedicating a series of bonus episodes reacting to the national selection shows for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. Each bonus episode will feature the winning entry alongside three of our favourites from each show. This episode features entries from the national finals hosted by Luxembourg, Malta, and Moldova.

The Eurovision Travel Guide: Belarus (2004-2019)23 janv. 202601:05:43

In this week’s episode, we are returning to The Eurovision Travel Guide, our monthly series where we explore a country in the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us as we explore the story of Belarus, home of Teo’s Cheesecake, Dmitry Working his Magic on stage, and Naviband sharing the Story of their Life!

Show Notes: Link

Eurovision Yearbook: Rudi Carrell (Class of ‘60)16 janv. 202600:31:45

This week, we’re featuring the story of Rudi Carrel, the Dutch artist who competed in the 1960 edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. Join us as we explore the story of a television icon whose career included entertaining audiences and accidentally starting international incidents!

Show Notes: Link

Bonus: 2026 National Final Roundup - Albania & Montenegro12 janv. 202600:22:57

This year, we are dedicating a series of bonus episodes reacting to the national selection shows for the Eurovision Song Contest 2026. Each bonus episode will feature the winning entry alongside three of our favourites from each show. This episode features entries from Albania’s Festivali i Këngës and Montenegro’s Montesong.

Conductor: Benoît Kaufman09 janv. 202600:25:31

This week’s episode shines a spotlight on the least noticed person on the Eurovision stage…the conductor! Join us as we explore the story of Benoît Kaufman, the musical director of the 1989 Eurovision Song Contest in Lausanne, Switzerland. Discover the story of a hard working musician working his way from night-club guitarist to musical director of the world’s largest international televised music competition!

Show Notes: Link

The Eurovision Travel Guide: Australia (Part 2 - Feat. Jack Eaton)02 janv. 202601:44:24

The Eurovision Travel Guide explores the story of a participating broadcaster at the Eurovision Song Contest. As we enter into 2026, we’re continuing our celebration of Australia’s 10th anniversary at the contest. This week, we are joined by Jack Eaton, podcaster extraordinaire and Eurovision Fan at Large! Join us as we review all of Australia’s entries at the contest and find out which country is best friends with Australia!

Jack Eaton: Mates in Space | Douze Points | Camp Eurovision

Show Notes: Link

The Eurovision Travel Guide: Australia (Part 1 - Feat. Lachlan Woods)26 déc. 202501:25:00

The Eurovision Travel Guide explores the story of a participating broadcaster at the Eurovision Song Contest. As we come to the end of 2025, we’re dedicating the next two episodes to celebrate Australia’s 10th anniversary at the contest. This week, we’re exploring the history of Australia and its associate member broadcaster SBS. We are joined by OGAE Australia President Lachlan Woods, sharing his insight into the Eurovision community in Australia after 10 years of participating in the contest.

OGAE Australia: Website | Social Media

Lachlan Woods: Social Media

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