The Eurovangelists recap the Eurovision Song Contest of 1974 in honor of its fiftieth anniversary with their guest Arnie Niekamp... more

The Eurovangelists are joined by TikTok's Worldvishawn to talk best, worst and weirdest music videos from this year's class of... more

The Eurovangelists learn all about Eurovision 1965 and its winner, Luxembourg's France Gall, with special guest Tobias Larsson.

The Eurovangelists offer tips and tricks for throwing a fun and memorable Eurovision party with special guest Lindsey Kelk of... more

Or, "Dimitry Pompee: The Martyr." The Eurovangelists take a look back at all seven of Sweden's winning entries in the... more

The Eurovangelists compare their top ten lists for this year's ESC and talk about their favorites and least favorites.

The Eurovangelists interview Dr. Paul Jordan, aka "Dr. Eurovision," about his work and connection to Eurovision.

The Eurovangelists share a sneak peek at their MaxFunDrive bonus content episode about ESC 2020.

Jeremy's a contestant on this week's MaxFunDrive mega-episode of Go Fact Yourself.

The Eurovangelists talk over the national finals of Portugal & Sweden, plus internal selections from Australia & Greece.

An update to our Israel in Eurovision 2024 episode from January.

The Eurovangelists are joined by Dr. Ella Hubber (Let's Learn Everything) to talk about Iceland & Serbia's national finals, and... more

The Eurovangelists cover the national finals of San Marino & Croatia, plus the internal selections from Belgium and Poland.

The Eurovangelists tackle five national finals on the most super of Saturdays so far: Germany, Moldova, Lithuania, Denmark, and Estonia.

The Eurovangelists take you through the national finals of Finland, Latvia and Italy.

The Eurovangelists discuss the 2024 national finals of Ukraine, Norway, Malta & Spain.

The Eurovangelists talk about Ireland’s Eurosong and Luxembourg’s National Song Contest 2024.

Our discussion of Israel and their involvement in Eurovision 2024.

Dimitry guides you through all the National Finals worth watching, and a couple that aren't.

The Eurovangelists take a look back into the extremely recent past and revisit the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 in Liverpool.