
Eurovision, but not as you know it! Australia's biggest weekly Eurovision podcast, giving you all the dirt, all the drama and all the scathing opinions you love to hear about the Contest we live for!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 296 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music CommentaryArtsMusicPerforming Arts | |||

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Cambodia’s timeline can feel impossible to hold in your head, so we attempt the reckless job of turning it into a fast, clear narrative you can actually retell at an AsiaVision party. We go from the Khmer Empire’s rise in 802 and th... more
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Vietnam gets treated like a shortcut in other people’s stories, so we start by doing the opposite: slowing down and taking the country on its own terms. We talk through the basics that shape modern Vietnam, from a population topping... more
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Bangladesh turns up to Asia Vision 2026 with a story that refuses to sit neatly in a headline. We walk through the essentials you actually need to understand the vibe: a population of around 180 million,
Then it’s time for the mus... more
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Thailand brings the kind of contradiction that makes a song contest hit harder: dazzling tourism ads on one side, a complicated modern history on the other. We start our Asia Vision 2026 journey with Thailand.
We break down the nat... more
Great idea and presented it in a really light, informative way. Is Liz aware of her vocal tics (Oh. My. Lord/Oh. My. God - gotta minus a star for that) as much as her disdain for the UK??! Will you do a follow on just focusing on songs that have passed?
Strap yourselves in and leave your sanity at the door. Enjoy the unique persective they both have on each entry, they ocassionally get some facts right, and rather too frequently divulge a lot of personal details which will amuse, titillate and horrify. Marvel at Liz's ability to ramble on off-topic and be amazed at Jack's inventive ways to bring her back to Eurovision land. There are many fine serious, analytical and historical Eurovision sites and podcasts. Sometimes you need a break from that... more
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Weekly Eurovision commentary pairs song and performance critiques with irreverent banter, country-by-country context, and predictions about how entries may fare. The hosts connect each entrant's music, staging, and public image to national selection debates and current cultural or political developments, moving quickly between contest analysis, jokes, personal anecdotes, and sharp opinions. The tone is deliberately loose and comic rather than formal, with candid reactions and occasional detours that set it apart from more conventional Eurovision analysis. Listeners looking for detailed musical criticism in a strictly focused format may prefer a more measured approach; fans who enjoy spirited opinions, gossip, and a playful take on the conte... more
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