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Each week, Eurovangelists - North America’s top Eurovision podcast and Signal Award winner - will guide you through everything you need to know about the Eurovision Song Contest, Europe’s yearly competition to determine which country has the best original song. But it’s no mere competition. This extraordinary live musical showdown is also one of the most important tools defending free speech and i... more

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Latest Episodes

Ireland emerged victorious in our New Big Five t-shirt contest earlier this year, which means they've earned themselves an episode about their many fantastic Eurovision entries over the years. We're also joined by listener, Eurovision fan and profess... more

It's finally time for the hotly anticipated South Korean national final, and it delivers... sort of. We discuss what we feel was missing from Korea's Next Wave with the hilarious Sarah Claspell, but it wasn't lacking great songs, thankfully. Plus? On... more

Mabuhay to all the Filipino music fans out there, because Philippine Selection Night has arrived and with it, another entrant in the Eurovision Song Contest Asia. We're joined this week by the delightful Kevin Rivera to listen to what his home countr... more

Despite a false start in 2025, Eurovision Song Contest Asia looks like it's really happening in 2026! The proof? A full-on national final from Bhutan called Rhythm of Bhutan that has everything we love about national finals from small nations, plus a... more

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Recent Guests

Sarah Claspell
Long-time friend of the show; improviser and performer
Episode: Episode 135: Eurovision Asia - Korea's Next Wave
Kevin Rivera
Guest discussing Philippine Selection Night
Episode: Episode 134: Eurovision Asia - Philippine Selection Night
Irene White
Actress/comedian known for Superstore; guest on Eurovangelists
Various projects including Superstore
Episode: Episode 132: Songs from Eurovision's Class of 2026
Corin Wells
Hilarious and talented guest, talking Eurovision 1991
Guest on Eurovangelists
Episode: Episode 128: Eurovision 1991 Recap
Jessica Lowe
Comedy performer and actor, featured guest on the episode.
Episode: Episode 127: Another Eurovangelists Summer Playlist
Alonso Duralde
Film critic and podcaster; host of Maximum Film
Maximum Fun / Maximum Film
Episode: Episode 125: The Apple (1980)
Alex Plant
Host of ESC101, Eurovision historian
ESC101
Episode: Episode 124: Canadians in Eurovision (who aren't Celine)
Danielle Radford
Contributor on Tights & Fights; guest on episode
Tights & Fights
Episode: Episode 123: A(nother) Eurovangelists Juneteenth
Kiki Babs
International drag queen and Eurovision press accredited
Independent artist / UK Pride organizing committee
Episode: Episode 122: Underrated LGBTQI+ Moments in Eurovision

Hosts

Jeremy Bent
Host of Eurovangelists
Oscar Montoya
Host of Eurovangelists
Dimitry Pompée
Host of Eurovangelists

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 304 ratings
  • Beginner friendly!

    Don’t worry if you’re kinda new to Eurovision and not ready yet to make it your whole personality. I gave this a try while watch my first ever Eurovision and I became a huge fan of it and this podcast. They never talk over my head!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    re-fresh-ing
    United Statesa month ago
  • Love the show!

    Love the show! Love the podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    amity1976
    United Statesa month ago
  • Weekly Must!

    I had never heard of Eurovision except for the US movie. Once my husband told me it was real I laughed! Then I found this podcast and thought I would give it a listen.

    I now look forward to Thursdays and hearing about the artists, the drama, the diversity, and variety that is Eurovision! It is easy to listen to and the hosts are fun and engaging. Thank you for this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kyoung53
    United States2 months ago
  • Fun mix

    This podcast is a great mixture of silliness, sass, and information.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LoMo47
    United States2 months ago
  • Very bad

    Eurovision sucks and so does this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Please I’m Begging You
    United States4 months ago

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Guest episodes and playlists add freshness and widen appeal.
Sharp takes on history balanced with fun banter make discussions engaging.
Community vibe and consistent energy are strong selling points for sponsors and guests.
Voice and warmth keep the show inviting for newcomers and hardcore fans alike.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#41
Norway/Music
Apple Podcasts
#75
Ireland/Music
Apple Podcasts
#148
Hong Kong/Music
Apple Podcasts
#208
Finland/Music
Apple Podcasts
#214
Philippines/Music
Apple Podcasts
#218
Sweden/Music

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 128: Eurovision 1991 Recap
Q: What stood out most about Eurovision 1991 beyond the songs?
The chaotic production, the last-minute changes, and the strong storytelling aspect of the postcards and performances made the event memorable, with Corolla's win underscoring a shift toward calculated pop staging.
Episode 127: Another Eurovangelists Summer Playlist
Q: What's your history with the Eurovision Song Contest?
Jessica Lowe explains she first encountered Eurovision in Amsterdam at Boom Chicago in 2009 and has since followed its evolution, recalling favorite eras and how the contest sparked her interest in musical storytelling.
Episode 125: The Apple (1980)
Q: Alonso, how did this movie come to be?
It began as a stage musical by Israeli writers, caught the eye of Cannon Films, and evolved into a larger Hollywood project with a distinct, ambitious but chaotic tonal blend that the guests describe as both groundbreaking and batty.
Episode 122: Underrated LGBTQI+ Moments in Eurovision
Q: What makes the 1961 Jean-Claude Pascal moment significant beyond the song itself?
It signals an era where queer stories could be embedded in performances even when openly stating them was risky; Pascal's story and performance opened doorways for LGBTQI+ representation that influenced later acts.
Episode 114: Daniela Simmons of Eurovision 1986
Q: How did her collaboration with Attila evolve into a personal relationship and a long-term partnership?
Attila started as a future husband and collaborator after being introduced by a manager; their collaboration blended different musical styles and eventually became a profound personal and artistic partnership that continued to influence their work.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Eurovangelists

What is Eurovangelists about and what kind of topics does it cover?

High-energy, deeply nostalgic yet punchy Eurovision deep dives led by three North American superfans who blend history, culture, and sharp banter. Across episodes, the show consistently leans into historical context, fan engagement, and bold opinions on performances, staging, and geopolitical storytelling, all served with humor and warmth. Regular guests and crossovers expand the conversation to include representation, film, and broader pop-culture tangents, while listener ballots, playlists, and event coverage keep audiences actively involved year-round. The format stands out for its unabashed enthusiasm, strong sense of community, and willingness to tackle politics and identity as they intersect with the contest, not just the music itself... more

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Recent guests on Eurovangelists include:

1. Sarah Claspell
2. Kevin Rivera
3. Irene White
4. Corin Wells
5. Jessica Lowe
6. Alonso Duralde
7. Alex Plant
8. Danielle Radford

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